Jitterbug Flip Reviews

I was with AT&T and the cellphone I had was very difficult for me to use. On the other hand, Jitterbug seems really simple to use. I've had mine for more than two years already, and I really like it. However, my phone battery hardly keeps the charge anymore. Also, at first, I could get a hold of them on their customer service line, but the last three times I tried, I couldn't get through to them and that really frustrated me. I also wish I could put my photos on Facebook, too. But other than these, I just love it. I'm not one who wants a fancy phone where you have all the apps and stuff. I just want a phone to make calls on and send messages through, and that's what my Jitterbug does.

My daughter asked me if I wanted a Jitterbug since her mother in law has one. She said that the printing is bigger so that’s why I have one. I take pictures with it and it's handy, not too big nor small. I got the lanyard so I can put it around my neck. I use it when I'm out somewhere and if I were to fall or if I had a flat tire. I'm 87 and I have to be careful. I use it sometimes at the house but otherwise, I use my regular phone.

I saw Jitterbug in a magazine and I liked it. I needed a phone that’s easy to use and with big numbers, just like it. So, that filled the bills. I was using Verizon before and it was hard to understand and use. Jitterbug is better. I feel more relaxed when I go out with it because I know how to use it. They have good customer service too. Their team is nice and helpful. I’m pretty satisfied with Jitterbug, so far.

I used a different phone and then, I had a fire here and it got destroyed. So, I didn't have one for a while. My daughter decided that Jitterbug was what I needed. We got one and it was much easier to read and I could use it with confidence which I couldn't do on the other one. I don't use it a lot though but it's come in handy for me. So far, it's been a very good experience. I'm happy with what is going on now and I would recommend it, especially to older people.

I've seen the Jitterbug ads in the paper and magazines and I knew somebody who had one and was satisfied with it. And I got the Flip for making calls on trips but I haven't had to use it. I couldn't recharge the battery at one point and so I called their customer service team. They were very good in telling me how to easily get it back in order. I would recommend it. Other people in East Aurora also have the Jitterbug flip phone. And in fact, a friend of mine set it up and programmed it for me when I wanted to put in the phone numbers.

I've had nothing but trouble since I purchased this phone less than a year ago. Your customer service takes forever assuming one can ever get a hold of someone. I've waited as long as 30 minutes and finally hung up. You should be ashamed of yourself! Obviously you need more help. I would not recommend this phone to anyone. This afternoon I'm going to AT&T and purchased an iPhone. Needless to say, I'm getting rid of your lousy phone once and for all. Do not bother to call me!

Jitterbug had a good deal, and I was in the market for a cell phone so I gave it a try. So far, any contact I’ve ever had with their reps has been good. The phone is great to use. I just dial it. I am a GreatCall fan and I had a great experience overall so I would recommend it to everybody.

I saw Jitterbug in a magazine and mentioned it to my children. They were alarmed that I was not using anything so they got me to get it and I did. I forget it a lot though and I had not been able to work my Jitterbug as well as I thought I would be able to. It's because of the turning it on and off, but it’s all right.

I’m 83 years old and a veteran of the United States Army Security Agency. I was experiencing a temporary systematic sinus bradycardia, slowing down of my heart at the time I got the Jitterbug. But my condition got corrected so I’m not in jeopardy as much as I was before. My experience with Jitterbug has been frustrating. The number I have used to be someone else's number so I keep getting calls for that person. So, I have to discontinue using it. I have thought of changing my number but the need for the phone no longer exist at the same level that it did when I subscribed to it. It’s got big numbers and it's nice to have one when I leave the house but I'm better off without the Jitterbug.

My dad spent $108.24 cash at Best Buy on a Jitterbug flip phone on 4/14/2017. The box says, "$14.99/month NO CONTRACTS." Be sure to ask questions about what the $14.99/month covers because it does not cover voicemail messages. The problems my senior father has had with this phone: 1. Cost. 2. When the phone opens, the dial tone automatically sounds (not good for seniors that may just want to check the phone for missed calls). This feature is annoying. 3. Because of the on/off button, it is easy to shut the phone off inadvertently. 4. Phone cannot be set to vibrate and ring at the same time. 5. Previous owner of the newly assigned number had collection issues and calls came from various number every day from collection agency type companies.

The phone is just what I wanted and found it easy to use. HOWEVER, THE CHARGING BLOCK IS FOR THE BIRDS. It doesn't make sense to have such little prongs for connecting phone to charger. Am 82 years old and cannot see the phone holes to connect with those little wires. Therefore, I have been unable to recharge the unit. At this point the phone is useless. Poor engineering. Should have charge plug in from phone to outlet, period. What is the solution, refund or what?

I live by myself and I thought it would be a good idea that I have something to any event that I needed emergency treatment. I had service from another provider but I wanted the 5Star function from Jitterbug, and now I'm very happy with it. I feel more independent and confident because I'm not too worried. As long as my phone is on, if I were in an accident, they could find me within a 15-foot radius. I drive by myself and I have a part-time job. If I was to run down a mountain and I could reach my 5Star, then they'd find me. Overall, I'm satisfied that I have it and I'm glad that it does what it does because I have had to use it and I was very pleased with it.

I’m 89 years old and I’m having problems with my eyesight. My daughter suggested that I get a Jitterbug because I can see the numbers there. I paid for it but my cousin has to do all my business because I can’t see well. However, a week ago, I had a static. I could hear the people but the people couldn’t hear me. The only thing that I could do was tap on it. So, my cousin called the company and cleared it up. And now, the people that have called me don’t hear the static anymore. I would recommend the Jitterbug phone. It’s great and I really like it.

I have failing eyesight and Jitterbug's easy to use. The price was a little more than I thought it was going to be if added on taxes. But then it's good and the customer service was great. I use it primarily as a safety feature and it serviced my needs. And I'd like to have a phone with me when I'm out and about. I'm happy with it so far. I saw Jitterbug iPhone advertised and I might look into that. I would recommend Jitterbug to a friend in my age group.

I never had a cellphone until my daughter talked me into it. When I'm travelling to town and back, she told me I need to get a cellphone. I saw Jitterbug in the Diverse Power magazine and I said, "Well, this is what I need because I can handle it." I'm 82 and I can understand it. I also like the Jitterbug phone. With it, I feel more confident when I go somewhere. If I have a breakdown or a flat tire, I won't be able to get out and change a tire, so I can call one of my daughters or my friends and they’ll be right there. Also, since my wife is at home, I can go out in the yard and she can call me if she needs me.

My daughter wanted to change companies and I was on her program. I needed a new cell phone and my kids insisted that I get a Jitterbug. It had a call button on it and that would give me my cell phone as well as an alert when I fell or needed help. My brother-in-law in Minnesota also has a Jitterbug and he likes his so I thought I'd try it out. I've had it for several years now. The lanyard that came with it was a little blue one and had a little adjustable button on the back. I have arthritis and it hurts my neck. It's annoying so now I keep it in my purse and then I lay it by my phone on my regular bedside. It was also fancy and too long. But I've recommended Jitterbug a couple of times to my friends who are younger than me but have more problems that I do.

I wanted to make it easy if ever I needed help so I got the Jitterbug phone. But I don't really use it because I have other phones at home. Though, my husband and I take the Jitterbug for emergencies whenever we leave. I don't know what all the buttons are on the phone and since I feel that I don't need the Jitterbug phone, it's an extra expense. Nevertheless, I’d recommend Jitterbug but I haven’t had an emergency issue to see how it works, though.

I'm 87 years old, and a lot of this technology is very confusing to me, so I wanted to get something simple and reliable, and Jitterbug fits just right. I keep it with me whenever I travel, mainly for emergencies, just in case I have an accident or a breakdown of some sort. It's a comfort and I'm pretty satisfied with Jitterbug.

This is the worst phone and service I have ever had. I find something new to hate about it every day. It does not ring often when I receive a call even though volume is set to max and ringer is on, but it shows I missed a call. New contacts added are not alphabetized. The special operator must do this and I have to pay 95 cents. Half of the time I open the phone, it is blank. It takes 2 or 3 times closing and opening again to get a dial tone. Then when I say yes to accept the function shown, it does nothing.

I like the simplicity of Jitterbug's operation. I also prefer it than my previous cell phone provider since it meets all the requirements that I need. I also use Jitterbug a lot more and I like that access to the flashlight and the menu list of all those apps that make it very clear what I'm looking for. From the purchase to any kind of support that I’ve needed, I just hit *5 and there’s somebody on the phone right away. I always get to talk to a human being that speaks English well and they’re all here in America. I also don’t have to try to push a bunch of phone trees. Jitterbug has excellent service and everything works as advertised. I have recommended it to several friends and they've also made purchases.

I liked the Jitterbug magazine ad and it looked like a good phone, so I got it. However, I put it on the bed and it's already dead in the morning. The phone says its battery is low and it won't work. Also, it's $100 a month and I think that's awful. My Jitterbug doesn't do anything and I hate it.

I'm older now so I want something that was easy to use. I purchased Jitterbug online and everything went smoothly. It's nice to have the comfort that when I go somewhere, I have the phone with me. It's simple for me to use. I just dial the number and I'm right there. Everything has been great and I'm quite happy with it.

I purchased a GreatCall Flip Phone for my 93 year old father. My brother and my sister and I noticed that sometimes when we would call him that we were unable to hear him. We went through the usual steps of asking him to hold the mouthpiece closer and he said he was. We thought he may be pressing the buttons on the side so we cautioned him about that too. This was an intermittent problem and I called Great call about it Saturday on his phone. I also told her about the time he fell and the red, 5 Star button did not work and he had no help from GreatCall.

My brother, sisters and I bought a GreatCall Jitterbug. My sisters live in Oregon and North Carolina, while I live in a cement blockhouse. I bought it so I could have my long-distance phone calls to my sisters and brothers from my easy chair. I got a pocketful of phones, including AT&T and Verizon, and I have to walk out in the yard and look around to get a signal. GreatCall is the only one that would get a signal from inside my house. I live way out in the country and everywhere I go, I always get a signal. This one worked out well and it does everything I need it to do. I carry it with me. I keep it with me in case I have to have somebody come get me. I would highly recommend it.

I got my GreatCall Jitterbug through AARP. I was told it was good for older people as it had big prints. I like it but I wish it was cheaper because I don’t use it often. I just strictly have it for when I’m out. Also, when it quit working and I had to call them, I felt bad that they were not open 24/7 and I had to wait until the next morning. They were very helpful and very good to talk with though. They walked me through what I had to do because I’m not mechanically inclined. I had to take the battery out, keep it out for a minute or so then put it back, and it started to work. I’d recommend Jitterbug to a friend. It gives me a little more peace of mind. If I'm at a place where something happens, I can push the button and call.

Mother in law ordered a phone. In 3 weeks finally arrived. Was billed almost 200 dollars for data usage when didn't even have the phone. Complained, got some credit then they turned around and charged another $130 for data for it only being activated for a week and she is 92 and was in hospital and never even showed her how to use it. IT WAS TURNED OFF!!! Talked to customer service and they said tough luck. So all totaled in less than a month they racked her $386 bucks. RIPPED OFF. Hope to save some other senior citizen. When viewing receipt remember phone was never activated until May 21.

The salesgirl of Jitterbug was very good and nice. She told me not to shut off my old phone yet until I get the new one. However, I was supposed to get the number from the old phone transferred to the Jitterbug but they gave me a new number instead so I haven't used it yet. Also, I don’t know what to do about the phone so I've been putting it off. I'm thinking about using it now and hoping that I can get everything everywhere that I go. Nevertheless, I liked the way the phone has bigger numbers which I could see better. I'm legally blind so it is a better phone for me.

I saw Jitterbug in a magazine a long time ago when they first started. I am now 90 years of age and I got the phone because I live by myself. I felt that I needed its security. And I feel I have a sense of security. Wherever I go, I keep it with me. I can call somebody. I had that occur to me where I used public transportation. One of the plus services for seniors and disabled people is you call them and they come. They came to pick me up and they took me to the doctor's office. But they forgot to come and get me to bring me home. I had to wait and wait. At that point, I had my Jitterbug with me and I called my friend who was able to come and get me and bring me home. Also, I still drive and I just renewed my license. If I get lost, I can keep in contact with my children. That way they feel secure about their mother and I can get them off my back about coming to live with them. The Jitterbug is one of the better things that I've done and I been very happy with it.

I was previously with AT&T but had an issue with them. I only need to make phone calls to get in touch with my kids for an emergency. I don’t use text messages and emails. However, AT&T raised my payments to two months. I told them that I couldn't handle this payment because it's too expensive. I'm a senior and living on a fixed income. I found out about GreatCall Jitterbug from Parade Magazine and I saw that their phone has bigger numbers, which I need since I can't see small letters or numbers. I called them to see how it works and gave them a try. They sold me the telephone and told me how much I was going to pay every month. I got the phone in September. The product works and I still got it.

I moved in from Nevada and the phone that I had did not work up here so I had to get another one. My sister contacted Jitterbug and I thought I might as well go with them. My little Jitterbug is fine and I like it very much. It's been an excellent experience and I have no problems at all with Jitterbug.

I’m legally blind, so with a bigger screen and buttons, the Jitterbug is ideal for me. And it’s working fine but I just don’t have a lot of people to call. I was with Verizon and I’m a whole lot more comfortable with Jitterbug.

I didn’t want a smartphone. I had a flip phone and just wanted the least expensive service available and that’s what Jitterbug Flip is. I'm all set with the phone and I like it.

I was pretty hard on the Jitterbug flip phone, and after using it for a week my attitude toward it changed quite a bit. First thing I was absolutely amazed at the battery life. I have never had a phone that was over 50% capacity after two days and nights of use. Second, the reception and sound quality of the phone was excellent. At the end my only real issue is the way you have to update your contact list. Texting was difficult because there was not a keyboard, but that was expected. For what it is designed for to be used by people who have difficulty with small keys, size of text displayed, 5Star emergency service, and simplicity of use I rate it at 4 stars. I was approaching it looking for a much higher level operating system. I had changed my second line to a Verizon flip phone that had a much more sophisticated operating system. The Verizon flip phone had a lot of the features I was looking for, but still we ended up changing it out for a smart phone specifically for the ease in texting.

I like Jitterbug Flip because it has bigger numbers. However, I have arthritis in my fingers so I have a hard time pushing it and getting the numbers to show up. I can’t get my hands working well enough to use it and it’s not been very helpful. But I keep on working around that. It's a nice phone and everybody likes it. I take it with me in my bedroom every night and to the bathroom in case I fall. It’s a good phone and it fits in my pocket. My son calls me once in awhile and he comes up and makes sure that it’s working.

The Jitterbug is my first experience with a cellphone and I find the signal strength isn't always good and I'm having a hard time hearing people. I bought the Jitterbug Flip for very limited use like for an emergency. However, I'm finding that everybody around me has a smartphone and there's so much more you can do with those. It's okay but I probably will upgrade to an iPhone sometime in the future. I'm around everybody who does all these things with their phones and I'm kind of handicapped because mine won't. I can see that these phones are really good for people that are more housebound that don't care to be so mobile and interact with friends.

I wanted a Jitterbug phone and bought one so that when I went out in the car I could take it with me. I’m about 15 miles from any town and I thought if I ever broke down, I don’t have any way to get out. I'm alone in this house and I'm 93 so I wanted it for the convenience. However, I don’t use it that much. I don’t have that many friends and I only have my daughter and her kids. Once in a while my daughter’s here and she might use it. If I need it, it's there.

A friend of mine in South Carolina came to visit me and she had a Jitterbug. I'm elderly, at our age we don't need all those games and the camera. We want a simple phone for emergencies and personal use. It does everything I wanted it to do. I can hear loud and clear and I have no problems with it at all. I had a Nokia before which couldn’t make a lot of calls when I go to Florida and I couldn’t call my family. Now, I like my Jitterbug and when I make a call, I can hear the person like they’re right next to me. Plus, I feel very safe with it because I know if I'm going to use it, it's going to work.,

I've had several cell phones before and cell phone providers and Jitterbug is just what I need. It got big numbers and it's just easier to use. Jitterbug was very nice and helpful. I was pleased with it. I had to call once regarding the bill. Their rep was wonderful. She explained it all to me and everything's fine.

I liked the advertisements of Jitterbug Flip in the Farm & Ranch Living country magazine. I liked a no contract type of phone and Jitterbug Flip was that. They also had a pretty good rating and I liked the price of it, too. However, the screen on the front went goofy not too long after I got it. We waited until it was out of warranty before we said anything about it, but they wouldn’t replace it. The phone itself works but it doesn’t give me the time and stuff on the front. I would like a replacement but I'm not gonna pay for a new phone to do it. Nevertheless, I've already recommended it. My wife had bought one for herself. I had a different phone which worked real good everywhere except in my home county and this Jitterbug works really well here and everywhere else, too. I have found very few dead spots as of yet.

I saw Jitterbug's ad in the National Enquirer and it looked like a good deal and I liked the price so I went ahead and bought it. I had to call them because when I charged the battery for the first time, it didn’t give me a signal that it appears charged and it had been plugged for 17 hours. The girl that I talked to said to take off the charger. I did that and it charged up 100%, but it didn’t give me the little sound saying the charge is completed. But after that, it's charged up okay. Then one time, I flipped the phone open and nothing happened. It’s just a complete blank. So I called up Jitterbug again and the girl said it failed to update. And since then, it's done just fine. I like having Jitterbug and hope it continues to do a good job.

My mother was in hospice care and had a cellphone but having a hard time with the little buttons so I got her the Jitterbug to try to help with the bigger buttons. My mother passed away so my father is using the Jitterbug now. He struggles with it just like with any kind of technology and he still uses his landline at home so it’s hard for him to break the habit. Nonetheless, he can now go out of town and has a phone, but only when he remembers to take it with him.He's late 70s so I don’t like him out traveling around without it. I’d definitely recommend Jitterbug for people who have a hard time with the smaller phones or even the ones who have the type-touch screen. It's easier for older people who aren’t used to the new technology like the iPhones and it still gives them the camera. My dad loves that it has a camera.

I met a lady who had Jitterbug. She told me about the phone and my son-in-law took care of getting one for me. I keep the phone beside me since it's not convenient to get up and go to my regular phone. On the other hand, I've had a lot of trouble with the phone lately. Sometimes people tell me that they call me but I don't get the call and it doesn't register. Sometimes, I will try to pick the phone up and I can't get the writing on the opposite side to see what part of it I'd like to go to. Also, sometimes it will be 20 minutes off one time and then a few minutes later, it'll go to the right time and it does that quite often. It was a great help when it worked but since it's not working, it hadn't been much use to me lately. I'm not really happy with it.

I got a Jitterbug phone for the large print and numbers. But my husband uses it more and he’s very happy with it most of the time. It's a little bit easier access for him. He has a little trouble with the phone but he likes it. He uses it a lot and he’s finally figured out how to use different parts. A couple of times, the phone seems to go dead and he doesn’t understand it. So, I called Jitterbug and a couple of time they've told me to take the battery out, put it back in again, and it seems to take care of things. Sometimes he wonders why it is shutting off, but I don’t know whether that’s something to do with the battery or it's off because it goes off automatically which it should do. But overall I'm happy with it. I'm glad that I got it for him and he said he is enjoying it. He gets more comfortable with the phone as he uses it more often.

I obtained this cellphone and the service for my senior mother because it is easy to read, simple to use and offers emergency/security assistance by pressing just a button. It is perfect for seniors. Great Call assigned her the cell phone number as we didn't have one to transfer. To our surprise, we found out that another name displays on the caller ID of the recipients when she makes a call. Example: if my mother's name is Mary ** the caller ID displays Rosa **. This is a big issue for us. This is a senior person. Sometimes memory plays tricks. Also, displaying a different name might stop somebody from answering a call that might be urgent as most people are selective at one time or another answering their calls. What about a call to 911 and other alike?

The other provider I had before quit handling wireless so I had to change. I'm old and I needed a cellphone and it seemed like Jitterbug would be the right one for me since it's got big numbers. Their team was always great to me as well. All in all, I have had no problem and it's been great so far.

We contacted Jitterbug because it has bigger numbers and the screen is big. Everything comes up big on the screen. My husband has macular degeneration so his eyesight is not as good as mine. My husband doesn't do too well with Jitterbug though but I got it set up so all he has to do is press the button a few times to find out what he wants. My husband takes it if he goes some place without me. Then if he needs to get a hold me, all he has to do is push the button and either call home or my cell phone. I have used his Jitterbug one time and as I was talking long distance I got cut up for some reason. We only use a few minutes and we're wasting our money on the minutes we get because we never use them. Still, I'd recommend it to somebody else in a heartbeat because the phone is fine, it's just that my husband has a problem with it.

My husband saw Jitterbug in a magazine and talked to me about it. He then decided that's what he wanted to try to do. While the new Jitterbug phone was okay, he always struggles with his hearing disability. He's going to be 98 in a few months and it's in a point that even wearing hearing aids sometimes, he can have difficulty. A lot of times, when he gets a call on his phone, he hands it to me and I translate the questions and answers between him and the party talking to him. Nevertheless, he is satisfied with his experience with the Jitterbug. He struggles but it's through no fault of the phone.

We purchased 2 Jitterbug phones because the saleswoman guaranteed us that it would work in our rural area. The day we received them we tried to set them up. They wouldn't work because there was NO signal in our area. We called tech support and they did a scan and told us these phone NEVER should of been sold to us because there is NO service in our area. They sent us return labels to return BOTH phones in the same box. I tracked the package return and called them 2 weeks later. I was informed it could take up to 30 days for the credit?? WHY?? I asked company policy. I said, "Oh you're floating the money because you can't afford to pay the refunds?" No comment.

I was looking for a phone for my sister because she's legally blind. I got her a Jitterbug from Fry's and she says she never have any problems with it. She knows what number to click on and she gets whoever she wants to get to. And then, a year after, I bought another Jitterbug for my mom and she likes the phone as well. My son programmed the phone for her and she just pushes the number she wants and whoever she wants to get, she'll get with no problem. I have less worries with my sister and my mom having Jitterbug. They are more independent, too. My sister cannot run to the phone so she has her Jitterbug by her side 24/7. It's nice to know in case of emergency, she knows who to call. Or if I'm worried about her, I know where to call and she's gonna be able to grab the phone with no problem. They both love the phone and I'm glad I found the perfect phone for them. It's friendly and easy to use.

Jitterbug is a very good phone. The price wasn't too bad, it's handy and I can call over the country on it. I have it for emergency and it's a good security.

I would rate it 0 if I could. Bought it for my 77 year old mother so she would feel safe. Horrible product. Lasted about two weeks before you could even use it. All the buttons stopped working. You would have to press the buttons five or six times for it to respond to what you wanted. The fact that someone would promote this crap to people who are at high risk for something to happen is disgraceful. Our seniors deserve the best not leftover technology that nobody else wants. Please make a good phone for the elderly!

I helped my 75 year old father get this phone, his first cell phone ever!!!! The first phone would freeze up and just stopped working. He never made more than 15 calls over a 5 month period. I called Great Call 2 or 3 times about it, and they finally replaced it! He put it back in the box (the old phone) and didn't tell me it wasn't working. I called again, told them it's completely dead!! They said they would send out a new one at no charge! 2 weeks went by and still no phone, I called again. They gave me the tracking #. It was just sitting in California. It took 3 & 1/2 weeks to come in. I set it up for him, he brought it back 2 weeks later and said it's not ringing. I tried to call it from my house phone, holding it in my hand it lit up but would not make a sound.

We had the AT&T flip phone for him before but AT&T did not care about us. It's up to us whether we can afford them or not. So we needed a phone that was really easy for my husband to use and got a Jitterbug because of their monthly price. I like everything about it except for the battery. It doesn't warn me before the battery starts going too low and I wish it would do something to that effect. It's in my husband's pocket and when I ask to see his phone sometimes, it's dead. I need to get it into our head of charging it every single night but sometimes, I don't do that.

I had a cell phone once in the past. It was one of those buy and throw away kind and it bugged the hell out of me. I threw it away up in the first month because I've kept getting the wrong calls from people that had the number before or I would get charged for calls that weren't even for me. They also kept trying to sell me ahead of time to renew the minutes. I didn't like that at all. Then, I have to buy a new phone and start all over again because everybody's been bugging me. I have a 101-year-old father and they always wanted to be able to keep in touch with me so, they can find me when things go wrong. I then decided to get in touch with Jitterbug, and the guy I talked to that sold the Flip to me was clever and personable.

I got my little Jitterbug cellphone as a back-up or for emergency purposes, such as to have a way to call for repairs, in case the house phone goes out. The one thing that I was attracted to, being a little older, was the fact that it's got the 5 star medical button, and I cannot only use it for myself, but if I come upon an accident, I could call to get help for someone else.

Everything is working good except it won't let me post photos on my computer. I got this phone because of the 5* and to post videos. Facebook highlight is also off on my phone. I am thinking of closing my account.

I have macular degeneration so I need a cellphone where I could see the numbers. And with Jitterbug Flip, the buttons are very easy to understand. Also, it is very "yes-no" simple and when I bought it and had it activated, the people programmed in numbers for me from my address book. I use it very rarely but when I do, it's very simple. It's also very easy to place a call, I can call my husband to pick me up. Unless you want a smartphone, it's an excellent cellphone to make calls with.

I saw an ad for Jitterbug. It was associated with the AARP as one of their recommendations. I had bought another phone and I absolutely couldn't use it. It was very cheap. It was at Walmart and it was supposed to be very good but I couldn't hit the buttons. I couldn't read the directions even with a magnifying glass. So, I saw the size of the buttons on the Jitterbug, I was so delighted. And when I talked to their people, I found out that I like the idea of having the red button in case of an emergency. I'm 76 now and you never know when something's going to happen. I don't expect it too but it's very good to have it with me at all times. The first interaction I had was with their sales staff. He just took plenty of time and explained everything to me. That in itself convinced me that they were the people I wanted to be with. When I opened its box, the first thing I looked at was the directions and thought, "Wow, I can even read this without my reading glasses. This is amazing." I have been very pleased with it.

My daughter bought Jitterbug for her father then she decided I should get one too. My old phone had very small numbers and every time I go to hit my daughter, I keep calling the doctor's office even though I didn't. It didn't work out so they got me something that has bigger numbers on it and easy to handle. I always loved the flip phone. It's almost like a little cigarette case I had for years. It fits perfectly in my packable. I've been really lucky and happy with Jitterbug. It's handy and comfy. I would really recommend it to anyone.

I had Jitterbug years ago. I had an AT&T plan and I needed something that was much more reasonable than what I had so I got Jitterbug this time. They are a little better than the previous provider.

Got on the internet and looked up Jitterbug Flip to see what kind of quality it was because my brother is hard of hearing. I bought it for him for Christmas so he can call me and check in with me everyday. He’s disabled so I got him something to keep in touch with me and it made us feel a lot better. But I didn’t know that it was on Cingular. He lives in town so it works well at his house. The problem is I live out in the country and on AT&T so I can’t use it at my house because it won’t pick up a signal. They should have told me when I bought it what kind of service it’s got to be on. But other than that, the phone’s okay. Everything’s good.

I was looking at other programs and I knew someone who had a Jitterbug and I was told to call them, which I did and I enjoyed it. I was with T-Mobile and now I have Jitterbug which is cheaper and has a camera. The other one was a third higher and it had no camera, which is all I needed to get in touch with people since I don’t need a fancy iPhone. But I have not spoken with anyone about it even though I keep getting the operator when I make calls. Still, I’m satisfied with my phone and it’s all I need. I have recommended Jitterbug.

I heard that Jitterbug was a phone that was easy for seniors to use, so I switched to it. I bought my first one 12 to 15 years ago, and when I first got it, I had some questions. So, I talked to tech support and they were understanding, helpful, and responsive. I'm not mechanical, and was not as up to date on the modern stuff as others are. Therefore, I had problems in the beginning learning how to use the phone, but they were pleasant and I wasn't upset that I was having a problem. They have been helpful during the times that I have called them wanting information.

Every time I called customer service, I got a well-trained American voice who understood what I was talking about and had all the answers, which was amazing. That’s the first time I’ve had that happen. A lot of them are overseas in China or India like Apple. When I asked to get something done or had a problem, they had to say, “Wait a minute while I go and talk to my supervisor”. And then it would take awhile for them to get back.

I like that Jitterbug was easy to operate and see, and it worked really well. The price was also good so, we went for it. The first Jitterbug I had was easier, it was new and we liked it just fine but I couldn't take pictures with it. So, we then bought the one where you could take pictures and I like it a lot. I take it with me when I go shopping or go traveling. I had a flat tire and I had one of the Jitterbugs so, I was able to call and get help. Also, the team has done really well by us.

I was using TracFone and it was okay except that it was getting a little bit hard to operate. I'm not up in this internet stuff. So, I didn't know what buttons to push to get what I wanted. I switched to Jitterbug and I have no problems with it, but one thing I noticed is it takes longer to connect than the TracFone. Also, when I enter data, it doesn't come up alphabetical order. But other than those, Jitterbug is very convenient.

We had a different system that was a lot more expensive and we figured we’re wasting our money on that because we don’t use the phone much. We just use it to make personal calls to our friends and for emergency purpose and didn’t need all the other specialist things. We wanted to switch phones and find something inexpensive and easy to work with. We went to a store that sold us the Jitterbug phone and I had to go back and talk to somebody in management and they finally sat down with me and explained to me the phone. They finally took care of it and we got it all resolved, but I wasn’t very thrilled about the first time when they did it. We're happy with Jitterbug and I like the ease of handling and simplicity. I’d recommend Jitterbug.

The numbers on the Jitterbug phone are big. I thought that it would be a good deal so I called and ordered a phone. Their staff was very friendly and they mailed the phone to me. I like the Jitterbug much better than the flip phone I had before. It's very simple, the right size and easier to use. It's very good and I'm very happy with it.

I had a cellphone and it went out on me so my daughter wanted to get me something easier to use. We got a Jitterbug and it's a much better phone than my other one. The numbers are bigger and clearer and I can see them better. I don't use the phone that much but I'm satisfied with it.

Jitterbug looked easy and simple when we saw them in the Central Texas Magazine so I got in touch with them. The team called when my husband accidentally hit the emergency button and they were friendly. My husband is figuring the phone out and uses it a lot.

My children want me to have Jitterbug when I go out alone so I can have communication in case something happens. I don't use it that much but I love it. I'm an older woman so this is all I need. I don't need a fancy phone.

My Jitterbug is 100% better than the smartphone I had before. I can operate it but I don't use my Jitterbug phone very often - I only make two calls a month on it. I bought it for security for a trip and keep it around for that purpose. I was able to use it in two different emergencies. The first one was when we were down in Florida Keys. We had reserved a motel room in Key Largo. So, we didn't look for the place because we thought we were gonna get back before it was dark.

I used to have a cell phone a long time ago and it went dead. Then Jitterbug is advertised highly in AARP and about every magazine I get. My daughter was the one that decided for me, so she called and ordered it. This is enough for me as an older person. I need it mostly if I drive and go by myself. Then the girl that my daughter ordered this from put a whole bunch of numbers in there for us, of my family, that I can call if I happen to get out on the road and can't get back home. Then I've used it quite a bit to call the kids because their numbers are in there. Most of my kids don't have my number. However, the phone doesn't make a whole lot of noise when somebody calls if I don't have it with me. I don't even know where the volume button's at but my daughter can take care of that. I'm well-pleased and happy with Jitterbug.

My husband and I got a little older so we switched to Jitterbug from our previous phone. It is easy to see and hear on it which is great. We live 1,800 feet up in the hills and no phones work up here. I use Jitterbug for emergency only. So when I get down out of the hills, if anything happens, or I'm going be late coming home, I can call my husband. I'm happy with Jitterbug. But the $30 I'm paying for an emergency phone is three times more than what I was paying for my other phone back then.

I had the Verizon Samsung but it didn't work at all since there are too many buttons on it and I'm not that kind of a person. I got the Jitterbug and I'm still learning. I'm having an awful time with cellphones and it's not working for me the way it should. I use Jitterbug strictly when I'm on the road should I have trouble. At home, I have a house phone and I can hear better on it than on any cellphone.

I needed a phone that I could use when I needed it, so I got a Jitterbug phone. I don’t use it just locally. My son’s a diabetic and I am, too, and any time he’s away from me and I needed to call him, then I have a way to call him. I like my Jitterbug. It’s a really good phone. I only use it to call out and receive calls, and I use it once or twice a week, but it’s handy to have when I go out and do something.

I read about Jitterbug in a magazine and decided I wanted it. So far, it's working fine and I'd recommend it.

I've had a Jitterbug phone for a long time. This is just an update from the one I had before but I do like the update on it. The numbers on the phone are much bigger and it's much easier to use.

My wife doesn't have a cellphone and I thought she might wanna carry one around, so I got Jitterbug for her. But she doesn't feel the need to use it. I've used it a couple of times and seemed to take a bit long for it to come on, but it's no big deal. The Jitterbug is substantially larger, the numbers are more visible, and it's a little easier to use.

I don't use my Jitterbug phone everyday as I just use it as a back-up phone. Nevertheless, it's very good compared to my old one. I like the size of it wherein I can put it in my shirt pocket. And when I use it, the calls are very clear. In fact, I have recommended it.

I've had Jitterbug for several months and it's been working fine. They had an introductory plan for a number of minutes per month. I'm getting old and the numbers on the phone are nice and big so it's easily recognized. It doesn't do computations or calculations, the distance between here and the moon but in case I need it, I have it.

I'm not satisfied with Jitterbug. I don't know who had the number prior to me getting the phone number but I keep getting texts about some class reunion, twice or three times ever since I've had the phone. Then, a lot of times, the reception is not right. I have to keep opening and then closing and then opening and closing to get a dial tone. If that doesn't work, then I have to turn it off completely then reboot it. I'm thinking about canceling. I can go with MetroPCS because I know people that have it. As a matter of fact, it's even a little cheaper than $39 and some change that I'm paying a month. I'm really not happy with the service. But I like the prompts with the voicemail because I am not a real computer guy. I have a work phone, a little small flip phone. It's by Verizon for my company and it's far superior.

I saw Jitterbug in an advertisement in Canada just before we left to come down for six months in the winter. When I got here, I called the company and made reservations to get it. I used a different provider before and I wasn't too happy with it. I'm a senior citizen and I found the numbers and letters were too small. A couple of times, I've dialed the wrong number. I couldn’t see them very well.

I like Jitterbug. It isn't complicated and when I get old, it's something that I could use without having to read a book. It has big numbers and it's loud. I can also put it in my pocket and it's very handy. Also, I can set up the little fan that comes with it to recharge the battery. I feel secure when I travel in my car because I know I can pick the phone up and I can call and get through. I'd recommend it to anybody.

I'm 67 years old and I don't see nor hear that well and so I decided to contact Jitterbug. Prior to using Jitterbug, I was using a track phone. Using my Jitterbug makes a lot of difference and I like it a lot better. I feel more confident with it and with the big numbers, it is a lot easier to use. One time, my daughter called Jitterbug because I touched something that killed my service. Their representatives helped me right back up.

I had misplaced my phone one time and I needed a second phone for emergency. So when I saw Jitterbug on AARP, I decided to go with them. I've had calls in it four or five times since I've had it but I haven’t really been using it yet because it takes too long to put the names in it. I have over 300 names that I have to put one at a time and my friends don't even have the number and I don't remember it. Also, whether I use it or not, the battery still goes down so, I have to remember to charge it all the time. But I've still told people about it and where I got it from.

Somebody told me about Jitterbug. However, I'm not too satisfied with it because it's always dead and I can't hear it well. I'm older and I wish I can hear it and use it better. I can't pick it up and answer. People hang up on me if it takes me so long to answer it. Also, I only know how to call back one number. I don't know how to get ahold of the other numbers that called. I used a different cell phone before I got my Jitterbug but I still like it better because my other phone was expensive to use.

The person that I take care of was looking for a cell phone that wasn't too expensive and got Jitterbug. It's easier for him. However, he has a hearing problem and even when it rings, he has trouble. He doesn't use it very much but it just gives him the confidence when he's out of the apartment that he has something on him. He feels secure and confident.

I saw Jitterbug when I was at the store and decided to get one so that if my other phone goes out, I have a backup for emergencies. I have it on my nightstand. I also can take it outside now with me and that's a good feature. I would recommend it.

We had somebody who’s supposed to call us to set up an appointment for insurance and we had no way of doing it unless we had a phone, which is why we got Jitterbug. We’ve only used it for the purpose that we bought it for, and I've never made a call with it other than that. But, I like the phone, and I would recommend them.

I'm legally blind so the VA gave me a Jitterbug phone. It's convenient, easy to see, and I like the big numbers. It's good that when I got the phone, I can walk around, call anybody, and get their numbers in my phone. I called when something was wrong with the phone and the reps told me how to get it back on. The whole experience was all right.

My husband's the type who doesn’t text and use the phone too much. He just wants the communication, and the basic convenience use of a phone. He used to have a Verizon cellphone but didn’t like it. In contrast, he likes the thought that the numbers of the Jitterbug would be larger and that it would be simple to use. On the whole, we have a good relationship with Jitterbug.

I got my Jitterbug Flip for emergency purposes. I make very few phone calls with it but I take it with me when I go somewhere in case I need to call AAA. I liked that there's no contract and it's reasonably priced. The Jitterbug phone is also much easier to use compared to my old phone from another carrier which was very hard to open. Every time my old phone would ring, I wouldn't get the call because I couldn't open it in time. So I've had no problems with Jitterbug. I can hear good on it and I like having it for emergencies. I've had a very good experience using it.

I went with Jitterbug Flip because of the price and it seemed to suit my needs. I used a different provider before, where my phone was already nine years old. I like that Jitterbug has more options, larger figures, and when I open it, it’s very easy to read. Several people in a retirement community where I live have it and they’re always happy with it. I take the phone with me whenever I go out and it gives me some peace of mind because if I have an emergency, I can at least call someone. The rep I talked to was very helpful. She explained everything and made me feel comfortable with the phone before I even got it. But, the phone takes longer to warm up and come on because everything it reads is instant. Other than that, I'd recommend Jitterbug.

I was looking for something better than TracFone. I didn't mind the TracFone at all once I got used to it and it took forever to get used to. When it was no longer viable, TracFone sent me a new phone. I could have thrown it in the wastebasket several times trying to figure out how to use it. It had way too many features on it that I didn't even use. I also couldn't see and it was not user-friendly. I'm not a computer whiz. I do have a computer but I use it mostly for word processing. I also do not go online and do not do text messaging. So, I wanted something simple and easy to use and that's the Jitterbug. The simpler, the better. I read about Jitterbug in the AARP Magazine and it looked like something that would work for me.

I had a different cell phone provider, but my wife decided to contact Jitterbug and try it out. It's been good so far. In fact, I've found it easier to use and it was right for me. Moreover, in case of emergency, I can call the rescue squad.

I went with Jitterbug for its price and I like its emergency dial. I got it in case of emergency. When I go off I am able to pick up the dial tone to call out like when I call for emergencies but I haven't had to use it that much. When I've had to call, the wait is long to talk to anybody.

My son was diagnosed as being insulin-required diabetic in September and I got the Jitterbug phone in October so that he would have the GreatCall. In that way, he’d be more comfortable and feel as though he could go out on his own. He takes it with him. He has yet to use it but we just want to make sure that it’s still operational. When it wasn’t working one time, we contacted them and we were immediately attended to so we’re perfectly happy. When I talked to one of their reps, he was a super guy. He was great and able to answer every question. I’m not computer literate at all so it was difficult but that young man I talked to was an absolute doll. The phone really makes a difference. If people never had a Jitterbug cell phone, it would really be a new experience for them. When they are somewhere and they got a problem, they can call. It’s a great company and everything is fine.

I needed a new phone and wanted something simple so I decided to try Jitterbug Flip and I like it. I'm older and I like the yes/no type stuff. It makes life easier and it's a good system. I would recommend them.

I am handicapped so if I rode down the road, I had to have something that I can get a hold of a mechanic and a wrecker and get to where it was safe. And so I got a Jitterbug cell phone. It could pick up off of any tower, even though sometimes it might be a bit weak. But I programmed every doctor's number, of all my kids, and people who are important to me in the Jitterbug so I don't have to carry a phone book anymore. I just press a button. Also, the pictures when I used the camera are good. And whenever necessary, their reps give me a call and let me know if there are updates. I've had excellent service and it is above what I actually expected out of it.

I went for a Jitterbug because of the price. I used a different phone before while I was driving a truck for long hours and size-wise, it was about two inches longer and I didn't like it.

I've had car problems twice and I didn't have a phone with me. So I decided I needed a phone so that in case I had problems I could call home and I would get some help. Otherwise, I'd have to get somebody to take it to some garage and then I'd probably be standing around for an hour. I called Greatcall and asked them about the Jitterbug Flip and it sounded interesting so I decided to order it. I took the 200 minutes a month plan because that's all the smaller I could get the service. Then I thought about it for a while. There's no way I'll be using 200 minutes a month, so I was tempted to send it back, but then I thought, "We live out in the country and we're both seniors, and we need the phone," so I decided to keep it.

My mom referred Jitterbug to my grandmother and it has been better for her as she can hear better and see the numbers better. Previously, she had a difficult time answering the phone and this has been much easier 'cause she can see it. She's happy with it.

That little phone from Comcast that I used before had a lot of features. Jitterbug Flip, in the other hand, wasn't nearly as nice. It cost me $0.99 and when I put new numbers in, it doesn't do it alphabetically. I also don't know how you would reset it. It's been terrible. The girl that I spoke to at customer service thought I got a bad phone because I only had it a couple of weeks and it wouldn't work. I called and she said to take the back off and rub the battery. It worked for a while and now it stopped again. So, she's sending me a new phone supposedly and she says that there's a way that the phone itself will put names in alphabetical order. I had a very good interaction with her though.

I tried another carrier and that didn’t work very well. So I threw it in the trash and went to Jitterbug. I am a very basic user. I don’t use all the features. I just use it for a phone and I wouldn't want any extra features. I'm fine with what it is. I called the Jitterbug team because I had trouble charging and this young lady helped me. She was very good. She helped me take the phone apart, take the battery out and put it back in and it started working. She was really efficient. I appreciate her help.

My 65-year-old brother is technologically unsophisticated. He was able to use the old Jitterbug until the battery wore out. He was unable to use the new Jitterbug flip, and also kept setting the medical alert device off. After about two or three months, I had to cancel the phone. I chose to go to another company that makes a simpler phone, and is almost 1/3 the cost. I feel that GreatCall's advertising is misleading. The phones are unusable by many technically unsophisticated and elderly people. What a disappointment!!!

I was using the New York AT&T phone service before but my son-in-law thought it was worthwhile to contact Jitterbug, and I agreed with him. I like the phone for convenience. It fits in a certain area that I wanted this phone to work, more primarily to dial out if I will not receive calls. It makes it a little easier in how well I can make a phone call out. With this phone, I get to call my children and next door neighbors, and I use it primarily as an outgoing phone.

So far, our experience with Jitterbug has been great. When we first joined, I talked to somebody and they were very helpful and friendly. Compared to our previous provider, the Jitterbug has a more user-friendly phone. We're also able to have a really limited plan on it. My mother doesn't use the phone very much but it's worth for once she needed it to.

My husband's previous cell phone provider went out of business. He needed a phone and we thought that Jitterbug was a good deal. My daughter went with him to get the phone. They take payments from our credit card. Jitterbug is great because I can get a hold of my husband. He has a habit of going out of the house to do one thing and then do 10 other things. I'm the one who worries about that. I have a hard time getting a hold of him because he forgets to turn it on.

I didn’t want to get another one of these iPhones so I used Jitterbug. I got a flip phone and it works. The only thing I don’t like is the telephone number because it’s the 586 telephone and I’m in the 248 area code. I wanted my old phone number and they said I couldn’t have it. However, I’d recommend Jitterbug if somebody needs a phone.

I have been a Jitterbug customer for the last 4 years and have had no complaints until I purchased the NEW flip Jitterbug. This phone is very poor quality. Low ringer volume. Low speaker volume. The buttons are not easy to use. Jitterbug removed the slot to hang a lanyard. I have severe arthritis in my hands and the NEW slimline design is difficult to open. This is not the phone to purchase if you have a hearing problem or any kind of arthritis in your hands. Jitterbug will not refund or replace the phone with the "old" model and advised me to buy one from eBay! Very disappointed with the new Slimline Flip Phone and Jitterbug as a company, marketing this phone to seniors! I purchased the Doro PhoneEasy from another carrier. Half the cost and a much better quality phone.

It took me a couple of weeks of searching for a phone for my husband. I read the AARP on their cellular phone and ended up liking Jitterbug. It offered a lot more variety. I like what they offered especially the 5Star which was very important. It's my husband's first phone. He never wanted one but I thought it was time that he had one. I like the phone and it's also big enough for his fingers. I talked with their representatives several times. They're very nice and they helped me when I filled out the doctor report, the doctor information and medication. So, if God Forbid there's any problem, they already have the information. I'd definitely recommend Jitterbug and I've shown it to everybody. I think it's a good idea.

I researched and found out that Jitterbug was a cell phone for older people. Having it makes my dad and me feel more secure. Also, I’ve talked to their service team and they’ve always seemed really nice. We are happy with Jitterbug.

My phone wasn't getting reception. I only had a 2G and they were discontinuing the phone so I had to get a new one. Also, I needed a phone that somebody could get a hold of me. The Jitterbug was the easiest one to have as I don't know how to do smartphones. I like the idea of it. It's simple and all I want it for is for my mom and her doctors to reach me where I am.

I love my Jitterbug. I can't see that well and the letters on it were so much larger. It was also a very attractive setup so I have been tickled pink with it. It's not very complicated if I want to text. In the past phones that I've had, I go through 15 steps. But with Jitterbug, it's just two little things and that's it. I'm very pleased with it. I take it mostly everywhere I go.

I got away from Jitterbug for a while and went to Verizon. It's expensive and I wasn’t too happy with it so I re-bought another Jitterbug and the new phone's a lot better. The bigger numbers help a lot. I can't wait to get rid of the Verizon contract so I can go back to Jitterbug completely. I'm a judge and I'm on a call 24/7. So what I did was bought a GreatCall phone just so that I would have it for court. I knew it was dependable and so I can hear the ringer now. It's a pretty good deal for $30 a month.

I used Verizon before but I switched to Jitterbug since it was cheaper. I would recommend Jitterbug.

Jitterbug is better than my old phone and I got it in case I got lost. I was lost one day, I texted them, and they gave me the address right back when I called. My interaction with them went well.

My sister-in-law has a Jitterbug and she liked it I had one of those Smartphones and I am 90 yrs old. My grandchildren can use them better than I could. What my wife and I need is something easy and simple so when she's out, she takes it with her and if she needs to get back in touch, she can and vice versa. Instead of costing $65 every month, Jitterbug costs $30. We live in a retirement apartment. So, whichever one is out to the store, the bank or the doctor, they can take the phone with them. I like the thing. It's handy and useful and it works well. I charge it up every night so that it never runs out. It's simple and easy to use.

My aunt and I have macular degeneration and she introduced me to Jitterbug. She has a friend who has Jitterbug and it has the bigger light, bigger screen, and bigger numbers which were easier for us to use. She bought one for her daughter as well and had me get it because my brother just passed away in the end of September. We've lived together for years and he always took care of everything. He took me wherever I had to go at any point.

I saw Jitterbug several years ago when I was at the doctor's office, then I bought it because of a magazine ad. I wanted it because I was unhappy with the one I had. I liked that I didn't have to worry about its minutes running out because they would roll over when I didn't use them but other than that my previous cell phone was hard to use.

My father lives with me and I have to go away for a week once a month. I wanted something that he would have with if he had an emergency or needed a phone. I liked that Jitterbug had a phone and offered services to wellness calls and checks to see if one takes their medication. It also had an emergency button that he could get, and the price seemed okay, too.

I had another phone and it was too small that I couldn't punch in the numbers very easily. A friend of mine had a Jitterbug Flip and she showed it to me. It had bigger numbers and I could see them well so I decided to get a Jitterbug Flip. I don't use it too much right now. I'm 90 years old so I stay home most of the time. I'm not real familiar with it yet either, but I like to take it with me if I do go out some place. It worked fine when I used it.

We had smartphones that we no longer or hardly ever used since we are old people, and the Jitterbug was perfect for us. I've only used it a couple of times but I haven't had any trouble with it. We take it with us all the time.

A friend of mine told me about Jitterbug, then I contacted them because I don't use the phone that much and I needed a less expensive plan. The initial setup was easy and it went smoothly. The phone is easy to use, and I've had absolutely no problems compared when I had Verizon. I'm very pleased with how it has been going.

I got me an Android for Christmas but I was sick of trying to figure out how to use an Android, everything was small. So I contacted Jitterbug because their phone looked easy to handle. The only time I can use my phone is when I'm in town. This is a dead zone so I don't have a cell service out here where I live and Jitterbug makes it easier for me because I can make calls on it.

We always had AT&T but I like that Jitterbug Flip has a bit bigger numbers and it's clear because my husband is quite deaf. However, we had times that we couldn't get anybody and I need to charge it more often than the other one. One time, there was no ring tone but right now, it's working fine. We still have a landline and we use the cellphone very rarely but it's good, overall.

I wear hearing aids so I needed something that would be compatible with T-coil 'cause I've never been able to use a cellphone before. I spoke to the Jitterbug team when I bought the phone and they were very friendly. I really like my Jitterbug phone, it's a security thing for me and I have a peace of mind. I put it in my pocket whenever I might be in a situation that I might get hurt. I take it if I'm working outside or climbing on ladders. When I'm in the car, there are no payphones anymore, so it makes me feel good and it's always there if something happens. Jitterbug is very nice, helpful, and it's a good product. I hope they keep making phones for the hearing aid people. I'd recommend it and in fact, I was showing it to a friend today.

My brother had a Jitterbug and he liked it so I went ahead and got one. I use the phone for security because I live or go by myself. So I'm not somebody that's on it all the time like most people. But I really enjoy having it and I like it because it has the big numbers on it. I'm 81 years old and I can see the numbers. It's great for me and I had no problem with getting it connected. They were very good about all of that. I'm glad that I got it and it's one of the best experiences I've had as far as getting something new. I'm elderly and don't always understand everything and sometimes people give me a hard time. But their reps were wonderful and when there were things that are on there that I didn't understand, they went through it with me. It made it so much easier for me to use it and I'm very happy with it. Also, when I had a little bit of a problem and wasn't doing something right, I called them and they helped me.

I ordered the Jitterbug flip phone for my blind Dad. He needs bigger keys to manually dial a number. We presumed that Voice Dial would be on the phone as a standard feature. When I did not find it in the menu (it is listed in the instruction manual, on page 46 and 47, as if it a standard feature installed on the phone), I contacted the line carrier to see why Voice Dial was not on the menu. I was told by everyone I talked to the Call Center that they would send an update to the phone to add Voice Dial to the menu so that it would come up every time Dad opens the phone. I was told it takes anywhere from 2-4 hours to update.

I had a flip phone but it was so small, so I was looking for a good and bigger one. I liked the size of Jitterbug's flip phone and the big buttons on it, so I went with them. Also, I didn’t want to get a contract phone. I like my Jitterbug phone. It is nice and the features were very good. In case something happens to me, I can call for help. I’m fine with the service, and I have no problems with the phone. It’s been really great.

My husband didn't like our old phone and I wasn't happy with it either so I went to see if I could get something with bigger numbers or something that would be easier to use because we're getting a little hard to hearing, especially my husband. I wanted a phone with a speaker that would be a little louder for him. So when I saw a Jitterbug, I was impressed so I called and inquired about it and it sounded good to me. The emergency button gives me and my husband peace of mind. My husband does a lot of traveling and I always worry. When he's out, anything could happen. He's 86 going on 87 years old.

I like the simplicity of Jitterbug and everything has been fine with my experience with their team. Overall, it’s been outstanding.

Cox Cable used to handle my TV and phone services. I am a partially blind senior citizen, and I thought Jitterbug might be easier to operate than my previous provider. Also Jitterbug is less-expensive, prettier, and I like the name of it. I'm old now, but when I was younger that's when the Jitterbug era was available and that's what caught my attention. They sent the phone to my niece and she brought it over to me and stuck them in the electrical units that we required. I don't use the phone that much because most of my family call on the land phone. But when I do, I have good service. I recommend them to several people that I know who have been by the house and have seen it and asked questions about it. I told them that as far as I'm concerned, it's the best I've used. I've also told a number of my friends who are seniors as well.

Purchased Jitterbug Flip for my 88 year old mother with mild dementia. Was told that certain features would be turned off when we received it because she tends to push buttons without understanding results. So 5star and 911 and voicemail were supposed to be deactivated. When it was received they weren't and mom found using the phone directory too difficult, so I tried to call customer service to fix the problems. Sat on hold for over an hour the first time and was told to call back at non peak times. That was 9pm on a Tuesday night! Tried the next day, same issue. Held for hour one time and over an hour the next. Finally got someone the third attempt that day after a 40 min hold. Very nice, regret lack of prior programming, and set up Voice activated dialing and fixed other problems. Elated, I took it back to mom.

I like Jitterbug's 5Star plan where I could punch the 5Star button wherever I am and they would know where I was if I needed help so I went ahead and got in touch with them. I’m satisfied with Jitterbug.

I moved a couple of times and had to change phones. I'm 79 so I wanted a phone where I didn't need to have to put on my glasses to see the numbers. Also, I don't text and get involved in social media and when I want to talk to people, I prefer a one-on-one thing, even with email. If my kids want to talk to me, they can call me up and talk to me. I wanted a very simple phone which is why I bought a Jitterbug. It's simple and simple in this complicated world is an achievement upon itself. So I appreciate that and that's what I'm down to. I love my Jitterbug. Some friends of mine were using Jitterbug and they loved it too.

We ordered internet service and a landline phone from Xfinity. They came and put it in then the landline phone did not work. We didn't have cell phones and we had no communication with the outside world. So I ordered these Jitterbug phones for my husband and I so we would have some phone. We got them for convenience and they're a lot cheaper than a regular cell phone.

I had a very old phone which still works but it was so outdated my children begged me to get another one, so, I got a Jitterbug. I use it to do the usual calls and a few long distance and they all worked out well. I did the same thing with the old phone but the only thing is I like the emergency service on this one. I also enjoy the camera part, which I didn't have on my other phone. I enjoy playing the games once in a while with Jitterbug, too and when I call my son it's faster. However, it does seem to take quite a while to boot up when I turn it on.

I liked the price of the Jitterbug. It's $35 versus the $100-some of other companies which I couldn't be paying. I also like the emergency button on the Jitterbug. It gives me peace of mind. When I first got it, my granddaughter hit the button and we closed the phone right up, but they called right back wanting to make sure everything was all right. Though I can't use it unless I'm out of town because there are no cell towers around here, it’s an excellent phone service. I use it or emergencies if I’m in the car.

The Jitterbug phone is simple to figure out, it has big letters and numbers, and all I want to do is call people. I get so many minutes and I don't use them up so I chose what's more than fair for myself.

I was with AT&T. Their lowest plan was 400 minutes and I was paying over $44 for that and I don't use a cellphone a lot. With Jitterbug, I pay $18 and I get the same service. I save about half of what I was paying before. It's a simple phone to use and really convenient. It has everything I need and I'm well satisfied.

I learned about Jitterbug Flip through an advertisement in my magazine and I got one primarily because I needed a quick access to a phone if I'm outside working or on the road. Although it doesn't affect me much, to some degree the phone makes me less worried. I would recommend it.

I bought the Jitterbug as my spare phone. I wanted to have another means of communication in case my other cellphone that I use all the time goes out, which happened before. I use it once in a while just to keep it active, but it does what I need it for. I have no phone on me all the time and if I fall off my tractor, all I want to do is press one button and talk to a person, not a machine. I don’t need it right now because I can communicate, walk around and do what I’m supposed to do. But I’m happy with it and I know if I get it to where I need to use the little red button, I’ll do so. I talked to a couple of people, early on when I first ordered. They answered my questions and I had no other problems. I would definitely recommend Jitterbug to anybody else.

I had no cellphone and a friend told me about Jitterbug. I like the services that are going to be provided so I got the Jitterbug phone. I occasionally hit the emergency or the red button so I've had conversations with their team, which went well and they checked immediately. I use the phone, keep it with me all the time, and it's something my sons thought I should have and to have good access. I use it mainly for my long distance calling. Overall, I'm completely satisfied.

It's great with Jitterbug. I like my phone really good. Before using Jitterbug, I used a cellphone from a different company. I liked this other phone, too, because I was used to it. But it was pretty expensive, and I'm pretty old and don't want anything extravagant. I told my son that I just want something with the basic features so my son went to Jitterbug. It does what I need. I use it some, but I don't make a lot of calls. I just use the basics. I also don't use the camera or other features. I know that more could be done with my phone, like texting and other things. I went to North Carolina several weeks ago to my daughter's place. Her daughter got married. Somebody picked my Jitterbug phone up there and said, "Wow, Grandma, you have a fancy phone."

I have a landline but I knew I needed a cellphone in case I needed to contact someone quickly. I saw a Jitterbug Touch ad and it looked like what I wanted so I ordered it. Everyone in Jitterbug has been very nice and helpful anytime I’ve talked to them. The customer service team helped me nicely when I didn’t have any power and it was something that I had to do on the phone. I had to call 911 some time ago because I had a TIA and my Jitterbug was right there but I used my landline phone as I didn't think of it. But now I carry my Jitterbug with me everywhere. I haven't used the Jitterbug much but I made a call a few minutes ago and I’m very satisfied and happy with it.

My daughter kept insisting that I needed a cellphone. She wanted me to get one for emergencies, and so I did. I contacted Jitterbug initially because the price seemed good, the phone looked like it was a good one, and I didn't want anything expensive or fancy. But I usually forget my Jitterbug when I leave, since I'm not used to having a cellphone.

We liked the 5Star button on the Jitterbug flip. Though my husband has never used the medical alert button on the Jitterbug, I still like for him to have it for peace of mind. It's also easy for him to use.

I read and heard about Jitterbug for a long time and I knew they were less expensive than most of the major ones like T-Mobile. When I first subscribed to Jitterbug, I was on hold for a long time with customer service. But other than that, it was great. I have my Jitterbug phone for emergencies.