RENNY - Loud Cell Phone Ringer, Amplifier & Flasher for Hearing Impaired & Noisy Environments (117dB) | Wireless Bluetooth Auto-Connect | 5 Selectable Ringtones | No Missed Calls

This loud cell phone ringer, amplifier, and flasher works very well for hearing-impaired users or noisy environments. The ringer is extremely loud, and the flashing light is bright and easy to notice. Setup was simple, and it reliably alerts me to incoming calls. A great product for anyone who doesn’t want to miss important calls. My mom loved it.

Bought this for my father in law. He told my husband that calls were not coming in on his cell phone. The calls were ringing, however, he did not hear them even with the sound set at the loudest volume. Installation was easy. I believe we did have to restart his phone. He now answers his phone on the second or third ring and say’s, it’s loud. Thank you for inventing this product. It’s worth the money.

I bought this device about a year ago and it has performed flawlessly. Initial set-up was a breeze. I just followed the easy instructions. Everything went fine until I tried to Install a new phone. Then I had problems. I ended up calling Customer Service and this where the company really shined. Paul came on the line very quickly and solved my problem within minutes. If you want to hear your phone anywhere in the house this is the product for you.

Had a few struggles getting this connected to the phone. First time was easy but refused to connect later. After a reset, it worked fine. Nice and loud and great for noisy environments.

I got rid of my land line. That brought on some problems with my cell phone. I don't carry my phone around the house. Often I didn't hear it if it was downstairs and I was upstairs, outside or even in next room. Did you ever find your cell phone under your covers??! So I put this Renny Jr. near the stairs on the second floor. When your cell phone rings, this Renny Jr. will ring first and then your cell rings. Half of the time I forget where I threw my phone so the Renny gives me some time to start the hunt. I am trying to train myself to always leave my phone in one place. Lol. It's loud enough that you hear it all around the house. But not obnoxious loud where it hurts your ears. I like that you plug it in, I get tired of replacing batteries so that's a plus. It was really easy to connect by Bluetooth. Took two seconds. This was a must have for me because I was driving myself crazy trying to find my phone. With the Renny Jr. Problem solved. Well, at least it's gotten a lot better. This is funny... Whenever we have a local power out, and our power shuts down in the house, the Renny Jr. Starts talking. That's right. I am either upstairs or downstairs when it happens. Still dont know to this date what the obviously recorded female voice says, but after a bit the voice shuts up. The Renny Jr. has a short antenna and an external speaker on its base. Often during outages, powerlines have just enough juice for this type of shenanigans. When the power comes back on, the Renny reboots and is good to go. Don't know if that will happen to you, but it is funny!

I bought Renny jr. for an older parent who misses cell phone calls. Set up was intuitive, it worked in about 2 minutes. 5 options for ring tones, can choose music or ring, and adjust volume. However, the light wasn't flashing. So I called and left a message on their support line. To my surprise, the owner/inventor returned my call himself! This is a small family company, and he invented this device for his own father who missed cell phone calls too. When I unplugged Renny and replugged it in, the light and everything else worked. 5 stars for a useful device that solves a problem and is very easy to use. 10 stars for customer support/service. I wish them all the best.

It linked in to my I phone easy. The ring is loud--i can hear in another room even when i do not have my hearing aids in and i am 75 to 80% deaf in both ears. I recommend.

I take off hearing aids at night. This ringer is super loud. The Bluetooth is very good. I’m just not sure how to find the correct volume as it can really be loud.

Gtg as advertised used all the time in the house