Jitterbug Smart Reviews

The low price was why I got a Jitterbug phone. I also liked how it worked and that it has bigger buttons on it. Actually, I want to get a small, hand-held Jitterbug phone for my husband, too. It's been really beautiful with Jitterbug. It was very easy to get processed and done. I had service the same day that I got it. Their customer service was awesome. We were with US Cellular before, but they were charging me way too much. My Jitterbug works just as good as my previous phone did. The only problem that I don't like is that I have to charge it everyday.

I needed a cellular connection that was as inexpensive as I could obtain since I make and receive very few phone calls, and I get my email on my computer and don't use all of a phone's extra features. I like the Jitterbug phone a great deal and I tell everybody about it. I also like the company, they're wonderful people. They have helped me in situations where I got confused in the use and they were gracious. I'm an assistant at a living facility where there are older people and they're a bit afraid of cellphones. They don't have cellphones and I tried to persuade a few of them.

I had a plain little phone and I wanted something more. I got Jitterbug and its medical feature was important. I enjoy the phone and I have learned how to take pictures and see those pictures. Then I learned how to text but lately I hadn't been able to do it so I'll start all over again. My son paid for the thing to wear around my neck. One time, I fell in the yard, but I do feel safer with a cellphone so I can get help. I have it close to me. In addition, the customer service team called and I asked them how to get rid of the texts off the phone and they told me and I did it. They were real nice and they told me exactly how to do it.

First I am constantly worried about overage fees, I Apr day have to pay $30.00 more a month than I did with my prepaid phone and that at least had unlimited data. Every time I want to use my phone I have to enter a password, as it won't allow me to use necessary applications without a locked screen activated. In writing this review I have had to back up and force it to accept what I was writing. This isn't spell check, this is word changing. Really the only thing I like about this phone is the screen size.

I was upset with my other carrier and I've starting looking for something that wasn't as complicated as their phones were. So, I got a Jitterbug Touch. It's simpler than my old phone and it's working.

I bought my Jitterbug in Best Buy and though it has older technology, it was shiny, nice, and new. However, I'm not crazy about my Jitterbug. I've had lots of phones and I usually adapt pretty well to them. But with Jitterbug, I've found greater difficulties than usual. I find that I end the call without me touching anything but then the phone calls them back, which I'm very frustrated with. Also, I have to swipe the green line five or six times to answer a call and lots of times it just cuts off the call. I don't know if it's because I'm a little older so my finger gets smoother or if this phone wants something gravelly to go over it. I just feel like I need to sit down with somebody. Maybe I need to go to Best Buy and have them work with me a bit. I haven't even signed up for the health care stuff.

I bought a Jitterbug due to its simplicity. I don't need video, music, movies, and all that games. I just wanted something simple that would do what I wanted. I had a Cat phone before but I really like this Jitterbug phone. The emergency medical feature is a good component of the phone. I've recommended it to other people for that reason, though I don't use that feature. The keyboard is also not that much bigger than other things. Plus, I'm finding the use of the camera a little bit awkward compared to an iPhone due to the controls and buttons. The purpose of so many cellphones is to keep adding more bells and whistles to appeal to more people. For someone like myself, I use my computers for all those things. For my phone, I want it to do the real working things I need it to do, so the Jitterbug is absolutely perfect. It meets all my needs for keeping in touch with people, sharing photographs, and using Facebook. It's really excellent and I've shown it to a lot of people.

I used to have a cellphone I hated because it was too small, had dropped calls, and didn't fit my needs. I got Jitterbug Touch and it was larger, easier to read, and it's also simple. I'm still learning the phone. I have tried to set up a different ringtone for email and text messages, so I know one from the other. And I haven't figured that out yet. It's in the book but I haven't had time to fiddle around with it.

My wife and I are old and I was concerned of her being separated as much as we are. We use our Jitterbug phones primarily for emergency reasons, but I have also used it to talk to my son who's 340 miles away. I've got names of my contacts so I can call them at the push of a button and that's helped me a whole lot. My wife does most of the driving so when she goes away from home and I'm here, she carries the phone with her so we can stay in contact. I'm not using it to the extent that I can but I'm trying to learn how.

I got Jitterbug Touch from AARP magazine and I wanted to get it for the medical alert button on it. I've got a phone for message purpose and it's not something that I use everyday although it helps when I need to send a text message. The Jitterbug customer service team answered my question ok when I first bought the phone but the guy who sold me the phone told me I was authorized a free phone. Then when I went to get my free phone, they said I had to pay $50 for it. So I said, "They're greedy." I might keep it, I might not keep it. Also, I live out in the country and my reception and hearing aren't all that great. Sometimes I can't make calls or send a text message.

Jitterbug Touch is expensive, but I really like the phone. I got it for the extra minutes that I thought I was having. However, we've had some medical problems here and I'm going to call them and see if I could get it a little cheaper. I don't use it a lot. I take it with me when I travel to call AAA or whatever I need to do. I sure would recommend them to a friend.

I got a Jitterbug for its competitive pricing and the medical deal. However, sometimes when people call me, I don't get the call, so I've been thinking about going back to the cheaper phone. I don't use my Jitterbug that much for everything but I'm satisfied with it.

I've had my Jitterbug since February and I love everything about it. I had AT&T before and their rates were not as good as the Jitterbug smartphone. Then when we called AT&T, we had to go through so many changes to get someone. The only time that I'd have to call Jitterbug was when I misplaced my book. I've been too busy but I need my book to learn how to retrieve a call when I'm on another call. Those are a few features on there. When I called Jitterbug for help, they were right there for me. The whole service is excellent. I also love the way the bill comes out and it explains everything. There's not a lot of four or five sheets telling me things I don't understand. It's very explanatory. All in all, I'm totally satisfied with Jitterbug.

Jitterbug Touch is a little bit bulky, which is my only objection with the phone. I purchased it for its medical alert feature and competitive price. I also had an excellent experience with the Jitterbug Touch customer service team.

My husband had Jitterbug before he passed away. And when I used the Jitterbug Touch phone, I’ve been very satisfied with it. Their customer service team has been helpful. I have recommended Jitterbug to several other people.

The Jitterbug's price seemed reasonable and that's important for an elderly. I always have it with me when I leave the house though I don't use it a lot. I'm a little hard of hearing, but I can hear alright on it. I like how a person can take good pictures with it. I haven't been up on the second floor of the house for a couple of years because of my arthritis, but my daughter went up and took pictures up and down, so I could see how it was looking up there, and that was helpful. However, I have to plug the phone in every night or every other night. It's not perfect, but it's better than my previous one. It's a little bigger, so the keys are bigger, and I can see on it better.

We're not on the phone a lot, but for the purpose that we got the Jitterbug Touch, we've been satisfied with it. We got it for its medical alert feature especially to take it with us when we travel. I've had no trouble with the phone and we use it all the time.

I asked for a Jitterbug but it's by Samsung and I'm scared sick with all of what's happening with that company. I'm a little bit worried about the whole Samsung phone exploding. Additionally, the phone itself is very touchy. All one has got to do is breathe on it and it changes something on the phone. I'm also not very adept at all the things it can do. I'm not using the camera and any other thing than just receiving phone calls. The one that I like is the fact that it stayed with my old phone number. Also, their customer service team helped me out when I needed them.

I saw Jitterbug in an AARP magazine. A friend of mine also saw it and she bought hers first. I waited until she had it a couple of months and said she really liked it so I said, "Okay, I'll do it too. In that way, we'll both know what we're doing." I like my Jitterbug although I don't use it as much as other people use it because I don't do a lot of texting or I don't go in and use my other apps and things like that. I usually use it for the phone and if I need to, I use the other stuff. There was a tremendous amount of difference between this and my old phone because it was an old flip phone with no data or anything on it. And Jitterbug came with a booklet to tell you exactly what you were to do. I count that to be one of the primary reasons I got it. I like to have written material in front of me instead of having to go the computer to look. I found it to be a most helpful thing.

I loved my Jitterbug. It was a lot cheaper and I was very satisfied with it but I'm not using it anymore. I couldn't do as much with it. I couldn't go online and get games. I also wanted one with a speaker because I was having a hard time with my hearing. I'd still recommend Jitterbug to an older person though. It's a very good phone if what one wants is to just sit down and call somebody or bring it along with them in case of emergency. It's got everything on it.

I didn't like my old phone because it was very confusing for me. Jitterbug was advertised as very user friendly and that's exactly what I was looking for. And it is indeed a lot easier to use. Anytime I had a question, their reps were phenomenal and very patient because I'm hearing impaired. I've already shown my Jitterbug to one of my friends and told her that she would just love it.

I had ordered the Jitterbug Flip phone for my parents. And then, I was so impressed with the company that I called to see if they had a smartphone. The Jitterbug is much better than my old phone which wasn't a smartphone. Also, the team at Jitterbug is excellent. They're always very responsive. And I like the fact that I don't have to sign a contract and that I could change my plan month by month if I wanted which is the whole reason that I moved over to them. It's all been a very positive experience and I had referred other people to them as well.

My son had a TracFone before but the phone broke long ago and we can't reach them online nor by phone. Our son is autistic and it's very important that he has a portable phone so that he can take it with him. He doesn't live in a very nice neighborhood and since Jitterbug Touch is simple, he is making use of it. He has no trouble navigating once he has a written manual and he's very good at that. The phone is easy to operate and it's wonderful. It's been very good so far and we haven't had any problems at all. Our computer will be the contact point so our son's taking over most of that in its last year. And every time I'm with him, I hear an alarm which reminds him to take his medication.

Jitterbug is good, and I'm enjoying it. The only thing I'm having problems with, unless I am in a completely darkened area, is it’s hard to see my screen face. If I'm in my car, I can't see what's going on at all.

My daughter got Jitterbug Touch for me for Christmas but I still have to ask help from her when I wanna use it. She is very technology adept. It's just me and there's nothing wrong with the phone. I hope it could be easier. I had an antique car phone many years ago and I worked at a school. One time there was an accident on campus and it was nice that I had a portable phone because I used it. I don't even use it then but I always take it with me when I'm out in the car somewhere that I might need a phone.

I had a flip phone and it wasn't very easy to text from that and I was getting a lot of texts from people. So I decided to get a smart phone as it seems an easy phone for me to use. The Jitterbug Smart phone I have seems okay and I like it well enough. However, I'm not really happy with the fact that I can be on the phone talking to someone and then the phone shuts off, reboots on its own and then cuts off. That's happened 10 times since I've had the phone.

I wanted to have a phone to use when I go out in case anything happen but I forget my Jitterbug Touch half the time. I'm 80 years old and I got so many things to remember that I can hardly remember any of them. This phone is not doing me much good but only because I hardly use it. I still keep it for the safety's sake so I could call my daughter if I have to. I'd recommend it. If the people use it, it's good.

I like the Touch better, but you download all these addresses and you can't use the phone because it says the touchscreen is not in use. Lately, I can't use the touchscreen until about 11 in the morning. It's weird. I can't use it when I need it because I don't always carry an address book around. So if they can fix that where I can access my phonebook in the morning then I would appreciate it.

I had AT&T but couldn't get service at my house so I took Jitterbug Smart. I still don't have good service out here but I have two bars up and I can talk when I want to, and that's better than I had before. I also had a flip phone before and now I've got the smart phone which I like way better. Their customer service was helpful when I called them. Jitterbug Smart is good and I'd recommend them to a friend.

We were on our teenage daughter's plan which was kind of expensive because all of a sudden everything was used up and we couldn't use the phone. It would cost me $20 more. So, we'd been wanting to get on to something on our own. We got a card in the mail advertising the Jitterbug Touch so we looked at it and investigated it on the computer and decided we like it. I said, "Why not go for it?" So we did, and it's better than our other phone which was small. I've not had a problem with it and my husband can handle it better. We're happy with it and would definitely recommend them!

I thought that Jitterbug was a pretty good phone to have. However, I've been thinking about canceling it altogether because I really don't use it that much. I downloaded my PayPal on it and I wanted to use that. I also wanted the text message but it's too expensive for me as I'm on a fixed income. I have a landline and I'm thinking of using it mainly because I don't use the PayPal that much as I need to have data.

I called to order a Jitterbug Smart Five phone, realized it would be too expensive so the sales rep, Rick, told me the Smart Phone Three would be a better choice for me. I was concerned about the size and he stated it would be about one half inch smaller than the Five. We discussed the plan and I paid for two day shipping. When I received the phone I was appalled at the small size. I called customer service and this agent was very helpful. I was going to upgrade to the Smart Five at a reduced price. When we went back over my plan, Rick did not give me the plan we had agreed on so I cancelled the entire deal and am returning the phone.

My Jitterbug was a gift. I also have a cellphone and I still use it but I prefer Jitterbug. I feel like I can do more with it. Their customer service reps have been wonderful and so patient. I've called them many times and in fact I'm going tomorrow to a special session to learn more about the phone. I would recommend it. It's not an iPad but it's good enough for me.

I'm 88 years old and I had a different system but it didn't work for me. I figured that Jitterbug would work better and it did. It is easier to keep up with the phone than the one which you had to wear around your neck. I go to RV rallies and camping with my camping club in different places that I might have an emergency so I have the phone. I want Jitterbug for the safety feature and if I did have a problem, I could push the button. I got a case with it and I keep it in there most of the time. I carry it a lot in my front pocket and sometimes I wear it on my belt. The other day, I left it in the car seat and it got hot in it. It wouldn't work until I turned the air conditioner on and it cooled off. As far as I'm concerned, it's a great phone and I am happy with it. I would recommend it to a friend.

My Jitterbug Touch was quite a lot cheaper than the rest and it's working pretty good. However, everybody is calling me all the time and I have to carry it with me. It's convenient but I hate carrying it all the time. With my home phone, I can just go out and leave it. Nevertheless, I'm satisfied and I haven't had any problems with my Jitterbug.

Jitterbug Touch looked easy to use and it was what I needed at the time. I kept falling and I live alone so I needed quick access to medical help. It was that feature that sold me on it. So we went ahead and got the smart phone from Rite Aid. It's worth it knowing that it's there. I used a prepaid Tracfone before but it didn't have any kind of special features so I like Jitterbug better. With it, I'm able to stay in touch with my grandchildren by texting.

The sim card of my old Motorola flip top phone was no longer viable, and my children were saying, "Hey, Mom, you've got to get something to be able to text, and so we can text you." So, I decided to go for the Jitterbug smartphone because it was the most economical way to go. I dealt with the Jitterbug service team when ordering the phone, and then I got the book, and everything went fine. My payment automatically comes out of my checking account. It's very easy.

My girlfriend had a Jitterbug Touch, and when I had a stroke and couldn't use my phone, my son went and got me a Jitterbug, too. The phone that I had before was small and I couldn't see the names and numbers on it, so the Jitterbug Touch works out much better. However, when I was not able to function really good at a time, the phone was too sensitive when I called somebody.

When my husband passed away, I wanted to make sure I have a phone so I got a Jitterbug. However, I didn't stay with it because every time I use any other features, I would have added cost.

I like the simplicity of the Jitterbug Touch and how it has bluetooth. I have a car that's equipped for bluetooth, so it's one of the primary reasons I got it. It has tremendous capabilities too. I just don't know all of them. Customer service is outstanding. I'm very pleased with Jitterbug.

I had T-Mobile for a while but I'm not much on cell phones and I didn't want anything that was really hard to use. So I switched to Jitterbug Touch which is simpler. But I don't text, only receive them. My fingers are too big for the little keys and I have a little problem with the phone so I just get my family to text me when they're doing something so I'll know what's going on. It's better for them to keep in touch with me, than for me to keep in touch with them. BUt if I need to get in touch with them, I simply call them. Jitterbug Touch has been very helpful to me and they have great customer service.

I love my Jitterbug phone. It does everything I want it to do and it's easy to handle. It's easy to go through the apps and get what I want. When I first got it, I called Jitterbug and a man helped me activate it. Although I had to change my old Jitterbug because it got real hot. And then it finally just quit working altogether and it would not take a charge. I let it lay around on my desk. And then one day, I just walked by and hit the button and everything came up. But overall, it does everything that my American Legion magazine says it would do and more. Easy to operate, everything I like.

I bought a Jitterbug Touch since it didn't sound much expensive as my daughter has on hers. However, m going to cancel it for now because I've got a problem with some credit cards and somebody misguided me on something. I did get the money back but I'm closing out the account and I'm not gonna be opening one for a while. But it's been a nice phone. I used to have a regular cellphone before. It was good but Jitterbug's smartphone does more.

I got a Jitterbug for my mom because I can put the speakers on and she can hear it. This is her first cell phone and she likes the program on it. Jitterbug's team have been most helpful. I am glad my mom has a phone that she can see and hear.

I always tell everybody that I got a Jitterbug Touch. It makes me look smart, because it looks like a smartphone. I have had Jitterbug years ago and I like it better than my previous phone. I didn't know anything about operating the old phone and there is no one that could show me so I just got rid of it. Jitterbug Touch is easier to navigate through. The person who sold the unit to me was very friendly but I have some problems with their customer service when I was trying to get my old number. They were rude. I'd call and one person would tell me this. But when I call again, the other person would tell me something different. It was very confusing. The customer service should be trained a little better, so they could know better.

My mom had a different phone before but we went with Jitterbug because it's easier for her to use and she can hear much better off of it. The reps answered her questions and mine when I got on the phone to find out about fees and various costs because I needed to make sure it was within a certain budget for her so that she could maintain it. They answered everything and what they said is exactly what she paid.

I just had a cheapie before, which I paid $19 for. But it had real small numbers and it was hard to separate the numbers when you touch them so I was glad to get rid of it. It's no comparison to Jitterbug. I like the size and the compactness of Jitterbug and the way the lid opened up and show the display. The dial tone utter words on when I open the lid and the numbers on it. It's a nice pair of phone. This cell phone is about the only thing I use instead of our home phone. My experience with Jitterbug is very good.

I had a little phone before Jitterbug but it didn't work too well. Jitterbug is way above it. It's a great little phone and their customer service people were marvelous. A couple of times when it was new, I could call in and get the answers I needed. It's not too complicated like I see some of these other phones. I just have to learn how to use it. But so far, I would recommend it.

I wanted a good phone and I got Jitterbug because it was simple and I didn't want anything complicated. I had a simple phone before and Jitterbug is better. It took a while for me to get used to it because I never had a smartphone before, but I do like it a lot. Since it's a smartphone it got more of what I need. Moreover, any time I needed customer service, they were very helpful.

I was on my daughter's plan but she moved. I tried to get on a cellphone plan but they're so expensive. I usually don't use much internet so I don't want to pay much for the cellphone plan. I only wanted one so in case I need it, it's there. When I called Jitterbug, they had a good price so I was very happy with it. I'm 75 years old and I like the medical alert feature a lot. The coverage up here is also fantastic. I used to have to go to certain rooms to get coverage but with the Jitterbug, I can get coverage anywhere in the house so I love it. My daughter also feels more confident that I have it.

I told my nephew that I needed an iPhone, so he took me out to a store and he told me all about Jitterbug Smart. We bought one and I’m happy with it. It’s mostly used to keep in touch with my wife. It provides communication between us because we're always out of the house. She works and subs at school, and sometimes they have to get a hold of her and it works out well for that. Sometimes it’s nice when you’re shopping and you don’t know what the list is. It works good and also takes pictures. So I take them and she develops them. Right now, I’m perfectly satisfied. My wife has a more streamlined phone and I might try to get one that’s a little bit more close to that. I know there are a lot of other things I could be doing with the Jittebug and every once in a while my wife shows me something to do with it.

My brother and I both have a Jitterbug. He saw it on a magazine and ordered it first. In my case, my kids had been on me to get a new phone because I still had the old flip phone. I used it for calling and receiving calls. I never cared so much about any filming or pictures. But when I got great grandchildren, I thought about wanting to get some little videos of those little guys. That was what got me to get the Jitterbug Touch. It definitely does a lot more than my old phone. It’s doing what I want it to do and I should get into the book and learn more of it. I have a hard time shutting it off sometimes. I push Call End and it doesn’t go off. I go to the side and I slide my thumb across that. Sometimes I can get it off, sometimes I can’t. If I’m placing a call where it goes to a machine, it won’t go off and the phone keeps talking. But it’s fine. Jitterbug Touch is a good phone and I enjoy the little videos of my great grandchildren.

The Jitterbug phone had everything in simple English which is easy to understand unlike on the average iPhone wherein I have never been comfortable with the idea of all of the emblems there which look Greek to me. I figured the Jitterbug would be easier to learn how to operate. I'm an 81-year old lady and have learned to make phone calls and text with it. It’s an easy phone for us older people to figure out how to work. The customer service team was of great help to me when I set it up to begin with. I’ve also recommended Jitterbug.

I’m satisfied with Jitterbug but I’ve still got a lot to learn stuff I don’t know how to do on it. I had a Verizon, and then I had a government phone for a little while. Verizon’s very good and Jitterbug's very good, as well. I’ve called several times for information and always got it.

My Jitterbug works great and I'm very satisfied with it when I have signal, but in West Virginia, signal is scarce. I don’t have any coverage here in my house. So the only time I get to use it is when I’m out somewhere.

I like that Jitterbug Touch is a smart phone because what I had before was not. The service is excellent and my interactions with the customer service reps were all positive. I was so proud of myself yesterday as I actually took a picture and sent it to my daughter.

I had been talking with some other folks in the Chick-fil-A restaurant where I have breakfast every day, and one of them pointed out that she had just gotten a new Jitterbug feature phone. I said that I’ve got a feature phone, and if I would get another one, it would be a smartphone. She told me that Jitterbug is a smartphone and I thought that’s cool, but I don’t want to spend money for it. Then one day I got a notice from Amazon that on my Prime membership, I could get a very deeply discounted current Galaxy phone from Samsung set up as a Jitterbug phone and I said, “That’s for me!” So it was a combination of being open to it and then it being a good deal that I got it.

I purchased Jitterbug because I don't need a lot of information. I just need to be able to text and to call. I don't like the Jitterbug phone. I need a phone that has the individual key on it.

I like my Jitterbug. This was my first cellphone and I like the big numbers. It's fairly easy to use. So far, everything is okay. Accidentally, I pressed a few wrong numbers a couple of times and I got that corrected real quick but nothing real big. I also learned to text and I like that. It is pretty fun once you get used to it.

I thought Jitterbug would be good for older people, but it's not. While I haven't had any trouble with their customer service when I had to talk to them, the phone doesn't work well, and I don’t like it at all. When I tap one, two, three, it won't come on. When I want to go back, it won't go back. And when I want the home screen to come up, it won't come up. It will hardly do anything I want it to do, and I'm just about to give up on it.

I'm 83, and I still drive. The reason I got my Jitterbug Touch was to have something that I can call somebody with, if there's an emergency. I'm still getting used to working it out when I have a problem with it. Sometimes, I ask the customer reps about how to do something. They're all very nice, and they show me how to do it. Other times, I pick my little book and read it, or I call my daughter and she'd tell me what to do. There's more on my Jitterbug Touch, and I like it better than my previous cell phone. I use it for long distance calls, like when I want to call my grandkids and my daughter. I'm also learning to text and send some pictures to them.

I had an old flip phone from another carrier and it quit working. So, I wanted one where I could receive pictures on from my grandkids. Jitterbug looked like it was easy to use and I didn’t have to go to Walmart or somewhere and try to figure out what I was going to get. So far, Jitterbug has been fine. I’ve had trouble getting a signal but I understand it was in the system.

The little bit of interacting I did with the Jitterbug team was very positive. They were very helpful. I've been happy with my Jitterbug. I like being able to look up something on Google with it. Basically, I wanted it for emergencies, like if I got car troubles, or need advice. That's about all. I don't carry on all these crazy conversations with everybody. I eliminated the text messaging because I'm old and I don't do that.

Jitterbug is a lot better than the phone I previously had. It’s more user-friendly and the customer service people are much better than the one where I was before. They walked me through any problems I had. I recommend them.

I used to have a Samsung phone but Jitterbug Touch sounded very easy to use. Jitterbug's customer service people explained everything that was offered and I just picked what I wanted. They asked questions as to what my needs were for the use of the telephone and they were very helpful. A lot of that is extremely confusing sometimes, and they were very thorough with the answers and their explanations. I find Jitterbug very convenient. Everything that I wanted is very simple and easy to understand, though my grandson showed me how to send photos because I wasn’t quite sure about that. I like the fact that the bill comes on time. I know exactly what my monthly bill is going to be and how many minutes that I have left on the phone because it’s always on the bill. So, it’s very helpful.

The price is a little high because my son gets his for $40 a month and gets internet on it and unlimited by another company. Mine is $78 dollars a month and it’s a little steep for just unlimited. I only have 1GB and they charge me extra $5 for that. Sometimes the phone makes calls that I don’t make. It can be laying on the table in front me, and then, somebody will call me about 30 minutes and I’m watching TV, and they wanna know that I called them and I don’t even know them.

I like Jitterbug but I don’t get to use it that much some days. I care about it a lot and I’ve had a good experience with it. I like that I get the telephone numbers in it so, I could figure out what number I want.

Jitterbug is great especially the emergency medical service. I feel more secure. However, I don't text nor use the internet that much. I hate to give up Jitterbug, but I couldn't afford it. I tried asking about the flip top phone, but it's almost as much as the other one. I wish they have one that I can use for calling, has the emergency service on it, and is a flip top.

My husband ordered Jitterbug for me. I have one problem with it. I carry it in my pocket and sometimes it happens that it automatically rings back the last person I was talking to, and it's irritating for those people. I also check it all the time to see whether or not it's charged up enough. I need somebody else to help me through the process of different things I can be doing like texting, but I need to have my friends' text numbers. I probably need to go over to my sister’s house so she can help explain things. Overall I'm somewhat satisfied with it.

Sometimes I feel that the Jitterbug phone freezes and I can’t press anything. And I have to go through different channels to get my messages. I have a problem getting my texts. I don’t feel like it’s readily available. With AT&T it was easier to get my messages. Jitterbug is not really simple. Everything is in compartments. It’s not a bad phone, but I find that it’s not as easy, like if I were to call my friends. Also, my partner was in the store with me yesterday and I was trying to find her. And here I am, fooling around with the phone trying to find her to call her. It was taking me time to find her name to press the thing.

My husband’s 86 years old and couldn’t understand the phone he had. Though he does not use his Jitterbug often, he can understand it a little bit better than the other one. Using it is easier for him. He calls me if I'm out of the house. It's like a toy for him. I don't know though why he gets a lot of crazy calls.

My old phone is prepaid, but I couldn't take pictures and text with it. So I wanted to be able to do those but not necessarily with unlimited minutes because I don't want to pay for a lot that I won't use. I also don't use a lot of data, so Jitterbug Touch met my needs. I called the team when I was first learning how to use it and when I wanted to change the plan because I was going over the 40MB of data, though I found out that it was because the Wi-Fi was turned off. But, they were able to help me out and move up my plan. Also, AT&T doesn't work out where my parents live, and it's with Verizon so it works well there. However, I had zero cell coverage with this one when I was up in Colorado last summer.

Before having Jitterbug, I had a flip phone which doesn't have all the technology that Jitterbug has. This is a more upscale phone but to me, it's just a phone and I don't use it very much. My purpose for having it is very limited. I don’t tweet and text; I just use it only to make personal calls. When I'm away from home, it's just to communicate with my wife. And my kids have my number and we'd call each other.

My new Jitterbug Touch is a little easier to handle compared to my previous phone. It has a very good directory and the instructions are very good. I can talk to it when I send text and also, it's cheaper than my other one. I check the weather every morning and the baseball scores. I've fixed it so the baseball scores come up and it's simple to set up. I enjoy it and in fact, I've even recommended it to somebody.

I bought the Jitterbug because of the red button but I haven't figured out how to use it. I'm just going to have to get the book out and start studying on how to get into it.

I talked with my daughter about Jitterbug Touch and she thought it was a good deal. I had had another phone that I wasn’t happy with and I thought I’d try Jitterbug out. It has more options than my previous phone so I took it. But now, I very rarely use it and I’m unhappy about it. It is so sensitive that it drives me crazy. I touch it and all of a sudden something else comes up. I don’t want it that fast and I can’t seem to get it to do what I want to do with it. I try to take a picture using the camera yesterday and it’s taking a picture of me instead of the reverse I want. The little icons on the top part of the phone are so small that I can’t read them. I’m 89 years old and my eyesight and hearing aren’t that good so I need things that are larger. In fact, I talked to my daughter as I might not take it again since it’s on a monthly contract. It does have help but if I hit it, the help I need is never one of those few different options given there.

I wanted a phone that I could use for calls and text messages. I got a Jitterbug and I’m satisfied with the way it performs. I’m still taking my good, easy time on learning how to use it but I’d recommend it.

I like the Jitterbug phone. It's handy, works good and does what I need it to do. I would rate it up there pretty good, every bit as good as when I was with Verizon. It works fine for me. The battery lasts usually about four days before I have to charge it. I just mainly use the phone for calling somebody and getting a call, and I haven't had any problem with these. But I have to do some more with my phone, and I haven't got the information in for my 5Star service. But I don't play games on it, or text, or go on the internet, or shop on the Web, or use any other features that I've got in there. I'm 75 and the letters are too small for me to see very good to type.

My daughter had given me a little fold down cellphone and there was no way for me to put names and do anything else with it and I thought that I'll just do it on my own. My daughter and her husband said they cost $300 and $400 to get one so I called and inquired then went ahead and ordered it. I didn’t tell her that I was gonna do this but she was real pleased and thought I’d done a real good job. When I was on US Cellular with my daughter and her husband, it cost me more than $100 to break my contract. Then the lights never got on with Jitterbug. Something about US Cellular wasn’t releasing me even though they said they had released me. I don’t know what took place but it took me a while to finally get it and had surely cost me. I came up with a free use of my Cox telephone so I really haven’t had to use my Jitterbug.4

I needed a phone that was easier to operate but still had the things that I needed it to do and with that, I chose to get Jitterbug Smart. I like it a lot better than the old cell phone that I used and it's simpler. Although I don't use it that much. It's an emergency phone that I keep with me.

I was looking for another phone and I read about Jitterbug Touch from a Reader's Digest article. Though I don’t do much more with it than I do with my other cellphone, it's much better. I haven’t read the directions for setting up the camera, texting, and whatever else is on there yet but my experience has been very satisfactory. I also have a question on why did I get a bill the other month when I never have been getting one before so I'll need to get in touch with their customer service.

I had a cellphone before I got my Jitterbug. I was paying too much and I don’t use phones that much so I only use my Jitterbug phone for 911 and AAA. I don't have any problems with it.

Because of the promise of ease of use, we decided to get a Jitterbug. I use it to receive or send messages. I also use it for security. I had thought of getting one of those security pendants, but my son told me to just carry my cellphone with me, and so I do. I’m happy with it.

I was worried when I signed up with Jitterbug because I figured it was going to be hard but the guy I talked to was real cool and super friendly. This phone has an easy setup and it's for older people that don't know anything about computers. I attempted a couple of other phones before but I couldn't use them. They were too complicated for me. Jitterbug is 100% better than them, it's so much easier to use and does no confusion when I go to my apps. I don't use it all that much but it's great. I'm glad I got it and it's nice to have. I tell my friends to get it all the time because they can't use the other ones either. And the good thing is you get an instruction booklet with it that tells you how to do everything.

I got Jitterbug Touch for my elderly mother who's in a nursing home. I liked the size of its screen and the simplicity of being able to use it. Their customer service team was very helpful, especially in the beginning when I was trying to get it all set up for my mother. But she isn't actually using it very much because she is afraid of it. She's already 93, and we're trying to work with her on how to use it. But it was still a good experience.

I had a phone that had so much gobbledygook on it that I couldn't even use it. I was frustrated with it. It had so many apps on and I couldn't deal with it. Since Jitterbug sounded much more friendly to me, I decided to get it. Overall this phone is good and bad. I like everything about it, although the battery runs out awfully fast and it's very sensitive. So I really regret that I didn't go with the very basic Jitterbug. But it's a very good phone for somebody that wants what goes on it. There's quite a few features on the Jitterbug Touch, but I'm just not that computer literate so that's made it more difficult for me. But I'm much more pleased with it than any cell phone that I've had.

Jitterbug is better than my old phone. It's a step up because I can text on it and get voicemails. I could also be on the Wi-Fi that we have here at our place. It says that we’re activated but I’ve never used it because I use my laptop. The texting is so close to the calling, so if I’m trying to erase the text that I’ve had before, I end up calling people. I do this at all times of the night and it’s terrible. Their customer service team was friendly during the set-up and they were very nice. I would recommend Jitterbug.

I wanted a cellphone on hand for security when I go out walking or driving. The Jitterbug Touch seemed to be just what I wanted and so far, it's more than I need. I have no complaints. I had a TracFone at one time and I like Jitterbug more. It is easier to use. I am also thankful that they check up on me and see if I'm having any problem. I would recommend them to any of my older friends.

The Jitterbug Touch was a little cheaper than the rest of them. It's also a little easier to use than my previous cellphone since it almost tells me what to do.

I had a Galaxy 3 before but I like my Jitterbug Touch more. I took it back down to Best Buy where I purchased it and they transferred all my pictures and everything from my other phone over to the new Jitterbug one. I'm not a steady phone user, so I like the amount that I pay every month now compared to what it was before. I'm also pleased with its camera for it takes very good pictures. Then when I make a long-distance call, it's very clear and I can hear very well on it.

I got Jitterbug as a gift and I wouldn't trade it for anything. I wanted it mainly because my husband has COPD and we're on the road a lot going to the doctors. I needed Jitterbug so that I could get in touch with somebody if I needed to. The only thing is my bills change from month to month and I can't understand it. Other than that, I would recommend Jitterbug to anybody.

We had a phone with AT&T and had upgraded it but I wanted something simple that was easy for us to use. We're not real technology wizards and Jitterbug is so nice and user-friendly. I got the Touch instead of the flip one because I really like it. It's also much easier to read on it. Customer service was wonderful when we set the phone up. They were very patient and talked us all the way through it and set us up with our own phone number. I'm very pleased with Jitterbug. We now have the landline for another year but as soon as we get rid of that we're going strictly with the Jitterbug.

Their customer service team was very nice. They helped me a lot when I started, and even sent me a CD to follow instruction on how to use it. I haven’t been using it that much but so far, I'm satisfied with Jitterbug. Also, it's a lot easier to use than my previous cell phone.

I got my Jitterbug Touch phone because I could carry it with me when I was on a car trip. Supposedly, it was free. I don't know if I'm going to go on very many trips as I'm 80 years old now. Since I've had my Jitterbug phone, I've only used it one time in three to four months to make a call. I get about 200 hours each month. Other than that, there's not much activity. I don't really need this phone because I've got a telephone in my car, and I just push a button to get what I want. But if some other people are going to use this cell phone more than I do, it's a good idea to have it with them. If I wouldn't care about having it, I'd cancel it. But I'm not going to like too much longer paying $25 every month for nothing. The only thing I'd like about it is some better games. I have one game that's kind of Mickey Mouse.

Somebody bought a Jitterbug Touch and gave it to me as a gift for Christmas. I already have another phone from Consumer, but I'm gonna give that up and get a smaller Jitterbug that's just a regular phone, because that's all I need - to get or give someone a call. The Jitterbug Touch is a good phone. I can hear it good with the speaker on, and it's better than my Consumer phone, but I don’t need all the stuff on there. Jitterbug's customer service is also okay. I talked to them when they set up the phone, and I have no problems with them.

I've had several cellphones since I’ve been in Pahrump. I had one that was working really well and also a TracFone at one time, which was a good phone but it didn’t have much of anything on it. Jitterbug Touch has quite a bit on it that I could do although I still don’t know how to work a lot of it because I’m older and it’s harder for me to comprehend. I don’t have a home phone now and Jitterbug is the only one I have. I’ve got children and grandbabies in Arkansas so I use its unlimited minutes. I had Facebook one time but I took it off because I was having trouble.

I got a Jitterbug as a Christmas present from my daughter. I'm 86 years old and I needed something that I can contact people with if they’re not at home or if I need the police or if I’m out on a road by myself. I also use my Jitterbug to take my family's pictures. However, one thing about it is it's too fast. My daughter even called Best Buy because that's where we bought it and they said it is because it's modern technology. Also I have to charge it so often. By one day it’s out of battery. But it's wonderful and it's great for younger people especially if they text a lot and take pictures often. It’s not for an older person. I just wanted something a little bit slower that I can handle. And there are also so many things that I’ll never use on that Jitterbug.

My son and my daughter-in-law bought the Jitterbug for me because they said my other one was like an antique and I’d had it for so long. The numbers on this one were larger, and they felt that with me being a senior, it would be better for me. Plus, it was cheaper than what I had before and I didn’t use all the minutes that I was paying for before. It also has more features in it and it tells me when my battery’s low. The customer service has been very nice. They were very helpful in getting it all set up and getting all my basic information down. I know that if I have a problem, I can call. I’m still learning because it has a lot of features, but I'm quite pleased with it.

I had a flip phone before and my big clumsy fingers couldn't text on it very well. I used it minimally and I wasn't making inadvertent calls but the phone wasn't working for me. Then Jitterbug Touch had a large print and I thought that it's a good deal and so I bought one. It's better, easier, excellent, and I love it. When I first got the phone, I went over my time and I didn't know what to do. I had a long-distance phone call from a friend in trouble. I called to get some technical support help. The man was so kind and I was only a few minutes over, and so he adjusted it for me. At the next month, I really didn't have to pay much extra. It was 35 cents per minute. I really thought it was a kind thing to do. Then when I inadvertently call GreatCall, sometimes I'll hit that button, those people are so darn nice. Every time I've tried to call for any reason, I immediately get a person who speaks English. I'm very happy with it. Their customer service is superb.

I wanted a camera, and wanted something simple. My Jitterbug is better than my old phone as far as being able to use it as a camera because it has more features. However, it's a little slow for pulling up pictures in my photo album, and I don't understand how to run it sometimes. Some of the directions are not adequate for my old age. Also, it takes too much battery running, and it has to be charged every night, or else it doesn't work. On the other hand, it fills my needs as far as daily emergencies go, and it's very good. I recommended it to my sister.

Jitterbug Touch is a great product. It's not only good for seniors, but also for anyone that wants a simplified touchscreen phone. My mom had a regular keypad-type cellphone and the Jitterbug is way better. Overall, it takes a little getting used to for someone who has not used a touchscreen phone before, but it's very simple and easy to use, with nice big numbers and simplified wording. It's also more up-to-date. The customer service team was also very friendly and helpful during the initial start-up and when we ported her number over.

I had a different cell phone before and it was not as modern as my Jitterbug. The Jitterbug is much more like a smartphone. It also has the emergency button which I need. I keep it mostly for emergencies because my husband has Alzheimer's and I'm house bound. But it's a necessity for me at times when I go out with him.

The other phones that we had were very expensive and we didn't like the contract. We thought Jitterbug would work and it did. I also like the fact that there’s no contract. We don’t use the bells and whistles of the phone like young people do. It’s carried more as an emergency source and it's been good. Bill uses the phone most of the time and he likes it very much.

I went to Jitterbug because I had a government phone but my minutes would run out and I had to make doctors’ appointments. I love my phone. It's a very good phone although I notice that I’d get a little static sometimes. I’m happy with the phone because of the service with the star. It's a great phone for any senior citizen or someone who is out and distressed and in case I get into a situation and I need some assistance. The young lady whom I spoke with was very nice and friendly. She stated that if I need any help or if I have any problems, to call. She also suggested that I use the emergency button and if I am asked, just say I'm calling to see if the phone's working okay. She also told me to put my information in when I’m on a computer.

I decided to try Jitterbug Touch and thought that maybe I could get along a little bit better with it than the regular phones. But I haven’t gotten around to learning how to use it yet and haven’t been using it. I've been here at home and have been using the house phone instead. I’m thinking about closing the Jitterbug account, but I'm going to give it another try before I decide whether to keep it or not. I pay my bill every month, I don’t have any problem with their people and they don’t have any with me but I have to get to the point of using it. Once I learn it, it should be really handy. From what I’ve seen and the little bit I know about it, though, I would recommend it.

Jitterbug Touch is great. It's easier to use and everything's been fine. The only problem for me is the letters and the numbers where you text with and the portion to play the games. On mine, it's very small. I have a hard time with them. I'm 74 years old so when I wanna text, it never comes up what I want it to come up. Nevertheless, I've recommended it to my daughter and she got one but hers is bigger than mine.

I wanted to update my learning capacity to something other than a flip phone. I got a Jitterbug, and I'm happy with it. I like that it holds a lot of phone numbers for me. I'm old-timey, and I don't use my Jitterbug a lot but I learn a little bit on it every day. The Jitterbug customer service people has been great. I had to replace my phone because I got it wet. Also, my six-year-old grandson loves to play games, and I haven't set up games on my Jitterbug yet for him, but he got it to where I was being charged extra. They then called and told me about the situation. They offered me an upgraded package that didn't cost me a lot of anything. I went up on the ladder to get a smart phone, and it's worth the money.

I didn't want the cellphone that I had anymore as I wanted one that I could make pictures with so I got a Jitterbug Touch. I've used my previous cellphone for so terribly long that I knew exactly how to use it and now I'm having a hard time getting into Jitterbug. I might need to sit down and re-read my book again. Also, one problem I have that makes me so mad is I don't keep the phone with me because my clothes don't have a pocket. But, if I ever get where I feel comfortable using Jitterbug then I use it.

I wasn't happy with the phone I have which was from another carrier, and I seem to like this one from Jitterbug a lot better. It's easier to see with Jitterbug Touch, and I always take it with me in case of an emergency. I use it about once day a week when I go run errands and shopping, as well as call home when I go outside of the house to see how my husband's doing, because he's not in very good health. Jitterbug Touch is handy, convenient, and I enjoy it. It would be a good place to start for anybody interested in getting the phone for the first time.

The Jitterbug sales representative seemed nice when I was buying the phone and the price of the phone seemed right for what I was going to use it for. It's cheaper than my previous cellphone.Its program and how to use it is also easier to explain. I don’t use it every day. I'm using it if I go out and for an emergency. So if I have trouble with my car, I can call somebody. That's the main reason I got it for. I'd tell anybody to get it because one can pick out the programs and how much to spend and it's going to work.

I had an old Verizon phone from the beginning of the 90's and I never used it. I kept it in the car just in case I had an emergency. My friend and I live in New York so I'd drop her at the doctor's office and she'd say, "I'll call you when it's time to pick me up". I could never get the phone call and a couple of times I punched different buttons. I'd touch a button and it would be locked and I wouldn't know how to unlock it. I had to bring it up town and get one of the kids to unlock it. She got sick and tired of that, so she bought me a Jitterbug for my birthday. It's much easier to use and the volume is much better. I like when I turn it on and I do that tap one, two, three. That's perfect for me.

Jitterbug is the best phone I've had so far.

When on a vacation, I took my Jitterbug and was able to contact my family and took pictures with it. I also like the fact that it had a larger keypad. So far, everything has been fine. I have not been able to use everything but I've seen what I'm able to do with it. I'm able to contact my family for physical reasons. I called their customer service team and they helped me, and I had no problems at all. Their service was good. I would recommend Jitterbug for seniors. It's easy enough for me to use it and I'm sure it would be for most seniors. I'm well pleased with my phone.

I had one of those prepaid phones and the Jitterbug Touch is a lot easier to use. Also, I don't have to remember to go get a card. My other phone only had the call, text and camera features but with this one I have a couple apps I use. However, I don't do a whole lot and use more of the calendar to keep track of appointments and things. It's very reliable and pretty easy to read. I always make sure I take it when I go out in the car but if I'm out working the yard, I don't necessarily use it. If I know I'm going to go someplace I always make sure it's with me.

My battery had gone bad in my other telephone and it was with another carrier. I really liked it but I don’t use it to full advantage. I could take pictures with it but I'm not into that. I wanted to replace it with another telephone and being that with Jitterbug, I can have rollover minutes and a medical alert so I went with them. The medical alert is an extra thing on my plan and I wouldn't have to be paying for it yet I could still have the service. I never have given them a number to call, so I'm just paying extra amount. And I need to get that straightened out with Jitterbug because I'm not doing anything with it.

I'm a senior citizen and I don't know how to operate regular phones. I had another cell phone and it did everything but I didn't use all the options on it. It was informative enough like the Jitterbug is, but Jitterbug is a lot easier to read than my other cell phone and it's very informative. It does what we needed to do and it's very comfortable having it. The plan that we have is a lot less expensive to have--I just had the basic on my other phones but I still paid more than what I'm paying now. The plan's great for all the features and we're very satisfied with it. Jitterbug works really well for us, seniors, because we don't know all the options, but their team is there to give us the answers to what we need.

I had a cellphone before but it didn't have anything on it. I saw Jitterbug in the newspaper and thought it was more for seniors so I got one. It's easier to read and work with. Also, it's much bigger and it does a lot of things on it. I take it with me when I travel by myself and if I need help I can get it and call people. I'm now learning how to text my daughter. I also like the fact that there's no contract unlike my last phone wherein I had to stay for two years. Jitterbug takes payments right out of our check and sends notice every month that they've taken it out. They said I needed to get in touch with the people that help us with our health to give them my health info but I didn't like the thought of telling them what's the matter with me. My experience is positive though. It's just that I'm 85 and I'm no longer in the computer age. My little 13 year old grandson tells me how to use it but sometimes if I need something he can do it quickly, so he just does it.

My husband suggested that I buy a Jitterbug and he bought one for me. I like it very much, it was easier to understand and the numbers are larger. It's very compact and I can do everything on it. I didn’t do text messages before, and I can do it now and I enjoy trying that because it keeps my mind active. I called the customer service and dropped a feature to keep the phone active in case of an emergency which I was not using. The lady was very nice and she said that I could only drop down that far and it was taken off my bill. Moreover, I belong to a group of ladies who meets once a month for lunch and they were very interested in my phone. They thought it was pretty cool so they are thinking they might consider it in the future. It's amazing. I wish that my husband had talked me into buying it earlier.

Jitterbug Touch is a good phone for its price which was reasonable. I used a different phone before but Jitterbug's got a few more things than I did on my other one. I had faster internet and I have access even though I don't use it and it's easy to read. Their customer service team were very nice and very knowledgeable. They made suggestions and they let me know how to do certain things. I've been really happy with my phone. Also, the withdrawal taken out of my account every month works well versus single payment. Overall, it was a very good experience.

I had an old fashioned flip phone, and my son bought a Jitterbug for me as a Christmas gift. He wanted to get me more into the 21st century. My Jitterbug phone is much better than my old one. It suits my purposes very well. The screen is bigger and it's much easier to read. It was so easy to learn how to use it. I'm not an expert at it at this point because I'm not a phone person, but I can take pictures now and send emails, which I couldn't do on my other phone. It is easier to operate the different options it has and I enjoy it very much. I called Jitterbug a couple times when I had questions about certain things and the reps were very helpful.

I'm very pleased with my Jitterbug. I text a lot on it and I can't ask for anyone better when I call their customer service team and ask a question. I'm very satisfied with my experience.

I'm an elderly person and so is my husband. And if we were out or our land phone was out, we have no way of calling anybody. So we needed a low maintenance telephone to use in case of emergency. Jitterbug had low prices and so I bought from them. However I'm not adapting so well on certain things, like operating the camera and other things on the phone better. The customer service team tried to explain to where I can understand it. Sometimes I do, sometimes I don't. I thought that most people have more "smarts" on the use of this telephone system than I do. It would be nice if there was a phone that you just call on it with low payments for a senior citizen on a low income could afford.

I wanted to get the Jitterbug Smart because it has big letters and numbers. I need a simple phone that is easy to read and not as expensive as other phones. I've also got a friend who has it so I ordered one but never activated it. I only got it for a spare. I live about a hundred miles from the nearest place to get a phone. I have a Moto phone and if something happens to it, that's when I'm going to use the Jitterbug. Other than that, the reps I talked to were nice and if I lost my other phone I could call them up and get the Jitterbug activated quickly.

I'm getting old that I start to worry a little bit. I got a Jitterbug and take it with me to use in case of emergency. I use it on a limited basis. It primarily stays at home unless I go somewhere and take it with me. It's different than my previous one because it is really easy to text a message and I do more of that than anything. I had a GoPhone from AT&T prior, and it doesn't compare to my Jitterbug. The instruction manuals that came with the phone were so helpful, I didn't need to speak to anybody about it.

A friend of mine kept telling me I should get a Jitterbug Touch phone so I did. I had a different cellphone before from the telephone company but Jitterbug does more because it's a flat phone. I have it for emergencies and it's fine for what I use it for.

Jitterbug Smart is a great phone and I really like it. I'm old so it's easier for me to read the big print on the Jitterbug. I used TracFone Android before but Jitterbug is much better. The TracFone was fine, however we had to refill it in threes for data, minutes and talk and we couldn't roll over anything nor buy separate for each bucket. Jitterbug's plan works much better for me. I do a lot of traveling between two states so if I have a car wreck, Jitterbug's Android could ping off the towers and find me if I'm in a ditch some place. I worked with their customer service once and was very pleased with the outcome of that. It's a great service, the best I've had so far, so I'm very pleased with it.

I’ve taken over my wife's Jitterbug Touch cell phone because she died a couple of months ago. I’m using it and so far it’s fine. I use it to text and call the kids, and if the other phone is not available. It’s a good phone and I'm satisfied with it.

I’m very happy with my Jitterbug Smart. I like it better than my other phone. I really don’t talk that much on the phone, but I use it if I have to call a cab or call my family.

I can text with my Jitterbug Touch which I can't do with the phone that I used to have. I don’t use it a whole lot but it works fine for what I use it for.

I got the Jitterbug Smart and it’s a hell of a lot better than the previous phone I had. I dealt with their CS team and it was good. The rep walked me through everything. Overall, I had a great experience with them.

I needed a better and more affordable phone and thought Jitterbug Touch was simple for me. I don't know how to text or email yet. I don't use it all the time and really got it for emergencies. I like the phone. In fact, I'm beginning to learn how to take pictures with it. When I purchased it, I didn't have anybody to show me how to use it. I had to read the instructions but the print is so small for me and so I have to read it carefully.

I have the regular Jitterbug which I love and decided to use that than the touch phone. I don't have my Jitterbug Touch turned on even.

At one time I had Jitterbug (the iPhone version) and it was very exacting and very light in the touch. I wasn't used to that. I was more into the old-fashioned cellphone, and it doesn't take much finger touch on those devices to change things. That's what I was up against. I can't really use it, so I wrapped it up, sent it back and the company gave me credit for it.

I went down to Best Buy and got a Jitterbug Touch phone since I needed something to take with me. It seemed like it was simple and easy to use, and indeed it is. Everything went smoothly with the sale. The girl that waited on me showed me everything. I then activated the phone and everything is all right. I've taken a lot of pictures with it and I text on it every now and then. I got it mostly when I ride my motorcycle and use it if I got out and got broke down. I feel a little bit more independent when I'm out riding since I've had the phone. I've already recommended Jitterbug to a couple of people.

I bought a Jitterbug to have in an emergency. If I was out on the road and I got broke down, I got something I can use to call so I keep it in the car. I don’t use it in the house but if the power goes out, we have it. The battery doesn't stay charged very long though. I have to keep charging it. That’s the only complaint I got. I have thought about going to a different phone and see what they’ve got to offer. Sears and Target offered one for $10 a month while I’m paying $22 for Jitterbug.

I was with AT&T when I was in the hospital. I was paying $50 every month and I was trying to get it cheaper so I went with Jitterbug Touch. I paid $39 for the one I've got. However, I don't like it at all. I want to get rid of it but I haven't had a chance to do it. I knew how to use the phone from AT&T but with Jitterbug Touch, aside from dialing it, I don't know anything else about it although they mailed me the instructions on how to work it. It does everything such as I can text on it and all kinds of stuff. But I don't care for it at all. I'd rather have one that was the folded up and is really simple to use.

I barely use Jitterbug Touch. I just wanted one for emergencies. The customer service team were very helpful and they walked me through it. I'm very satisfied.

An advertisement was sent to me in the mail and the thing that really struck me was that 911 number. And because I take long walks, I bought a Jitterbug Touch since I could call 911 right there on the spot if something happened to me. It was also cheaper for me to order Jitterbug than it would be for the thing that I could have around my neck and push it if something happens to me and where I got to pay them a fee every month. So I thought to have the phone soon in case I needed it. I’m 77 years old and I’m in fantastically good shape but I’ve had major heart surgery a year ago last March and they went ahead and burned all the scar tissue around my heart. And I walk a lot and live in a small town with about 1600 people. Although I seldom ever use it, it’s an excellent phone.

I needed a new phone, so decided to call the number from the literature I got in the mail about Jitterbug Touch and purchase one. I used to have a little cheap cellphone that didn't do too much, but this one does more. When I first got it, it has this button that I can push if I've fallen and can't get up. But it was running around $35 a month and I decided that was too expensive, so I had that taken off. Aside from that, I'm satisfied with my experience with Jitterbug.

When I bought the phone, everything went fine and the customer service was very good and helpful. I previously had a Jitterbug and it was just a regular phone. However, the way I use my Jitterbug Touch is about the same as how I used the regular phone before because I haven't tried using all the capabilities it has. I need more tutoring on it. I thought I was going to learn how to text, but I don't really need to. The phone is sufficient for what I need.

I bought an iPhone but I wanted to quit because I couldn’t learn to use it. I saw Jitterbug being advertised and I liked what I saw and read. The sales rep was a young man at Best Buy and he was very patient with me. He called and got it registered right away so I could start using it. I like the screen image and the fact that it has everything I want and that I can text our granddaughter. I had a Samsung before and I really liked using it to take photos and do movies, and I’m hoping to do that with this phone. However, I haven’t learned to use it yet and I don't know where the directions are. I haven’t even put the phone numbers in. I planned to go to Best Buy where I bought it and they said they would help me learn to use it. Also, the phone keeps saying it needs charging all the time. It’s charged daily and that kinda surprised me.

I got the Jitterbug Touch for my mother-in-law because I wanted something simple for her. The phone she used before was so old and it was an original little flip phone. With the Jitterbug Touch, she is able to receive texts and pictures. I called the guys from Jitterbug mostly too and they've always been very helpful. We're really happy with Jitterbug Touch and I've recommended it to several friends.

I'm having trouble with my Jitterbug Touch and it's mostly not their problem. When people hooked me up on it, they knew how to use it and it was kind of a beginning step before you got into the heavy stuff but they bypassed that. So I have screen pop up and I can hardly wait until I get that far. Evidently, I'm not hooked up to the internet yet.

I like Jitterbug. It is cheaper and easy to use.

My Jitterbug works well and I’ve taken pictures on it. Their customer service team is right there when you need them. On the other hand, I haven’t been using it at all. I don’t have many people that ever called me on my cellphone because they don’t have my number. Also, I’m thinking of making a change to something less than what I have. I want something I could wear around my neck rather than just carry something because I forget to take it with me every place I go.

I am thrilled with the Jitterbug. I’m 80 years old so I’m not very techie. It’s taking me a while to get used to it, but I have some people that help me when I have a problem. I went on a vacation and took some very nice pictures with the phone. I’m also learning to text and it's a little hard because when I push text, sometimes the keyboard comes down but I don’t get the thing that says who I’m sending it to. It's probably something I'm pushing that I'm not supposed to push and it has not been clear to me. But I'm satisfied with Jitterbug.

I have a good experience with my Jitterbug Touch cell phone. I was looking for a phone that I would be able to know how to use and I wanted something that was more updated than a flip phone. I also wanted to be able to get online when I’m travelling. And when I learned about Jitterbug, I swapped the phone that I had with AT&T, which I truly despised because I didn’t have any service where I live. It kept telling me I was in a dead zone and they would never upgrade us out here where we live. We live in a rural community, and with my Jitterbug phone, I have service. It's not great, but I’m able to use my phone for a messenger and take messages. A lot of times I don’t get incoming calls, but sometimes I do.

I'm 80 years old and have a lot of health problems. I had a small cell phone before and with my arthritic fingers, I really couldn't press the buttons. I decided to look for a larger phone and also one that had some of the options that a computer had. I found it in the Jitterbug. I can use it as a cellphone though I haven't gotten into using the other features yet because of my state of health and laziness. When I feel better, I'll start playing around with it. The best comment I can make is that the Jitterbug is a good substitute for a computer. There were times when I wanted to find a word or a store and I can take the Jitterbug with me as it's portable. It's easy to use as well.

I haven’t used my Jitterbug phone that much. I was so used to my other one that I never used this very much at all, but I am learning more of what it does. This was all new and it was so different from the one I had but I’ll eventually get the hang of it and use it more, I’m sure. I have several friends that have them and they like them.

I had a Jitterbug phone years ago before they got upgraded to Jitterbug Touch. Since having Jitterbug Touch, there have been some changes to some degree. I’m an 81-year-old person and I’m not big on using these new phones. It’s difficult but I’m learning to use it slowly.

Jitterbug seemed reasonable. I don't use my cellphone too much but have it mostly for emergencies.

I got the Jitterbug Smart because I want to take pictures and learn how to text. I want to be in the 20th century ‘cause I have a flip phone and having it was the best and easiest way to do it. You can call somebody and they answer your questions. The reps are very nice and always want to help me. When I wanted to cancel it, they were encouraging me to try to use it. I recommended it to a senior citizen.

My wife uses our Jitterbug phone most of the time and we're good with it.

I needed a phone at the time and Jitterbug looked very nice so that's why I bought it. It's so much better than my previous phone because it's easier to use and read.

I like Jitterbug very much. I used to have a different cellphone but I couldn't text and do much with it. I have grandchildren and they don't email anymore but they do texting. Now I hear from them more often and it's a good thing. Also, I like getting the news right up to date through my phone as well as playing games with it. I also have the medical alert feature where I could call if something happens and get help right away. At my age, that's very important.

I don't want to use Jitterbug's bling thing. I can't get the hang of it, I looked at it and kept looking at it. My daughter tried to explain it. She even put in some of the numbers and I can dial them. But when they call, I can't catch their calls. I don't know why I lose them every time. It's the most difficult phone I've ever had considering this is the second. I used a very simple phone before. It was my husband's old phone that his mother handed to him years ago which I only used for emergency, when I'm out on the road and if I needed to call my children or they needed to call me. It was getting so old and I thought it's about time I get another one.

The Jitterbug phone was on display at our pharmacy here in Welcome and I liked the features that it had, and so I bought it. It's much better, has more features and easier to read than my other phone. I use my cellphone when I'm away from the house and when I do long distance calls. The team guided me through everything and I was satisfied.

Jitterbug is a lot easier to use than my old phone. I didn't have that much experience with Jitterbug type phone and I wanted to get it. It was perhaps due to the advertisements. I was happy when I received. If I have to call the CSRs or ask questions, they were very well informed and helped me a lot.

They said Jitterbug was larger and better for senior citizens to understand and read but I don't know computers. I can't get used to my Jitterbug. I know how to dial it but when it comes to the other parts of the phone, I don't understand it at all. However, it does what I need it for and I'd recommend it.

Jitterbug Touch is easy to use. I needed a cellphone and their price was much more reasonable than any other options I looked at. I don't use a cellphone except for calling and for an emergency. My wife doesn't have one and I rarely use mine, except for the internet now. But I like to have it and it's something very helpful to have and good for emergencies if we travel. But one thing I don't like about it is the menu. When I power it on, they have a menu and I start looking for the app I want. It stops midway and has me start over again and that's an annoyance. Otherwise it's great and I'm still learning it. The phone works very well and has got good reception and quality. I had no idea I could get apps for it and put music, audio books and photos on it so I've had a good time adding a lot of that to it. That's all the plus that I did not expect. I was just buying what I thought was a basic phone at a good price.

I was in the drugstore when I saw the Jitterbug Touch and bought it. It's in my car and I only use it for emergencies. Having it makes me comfortable in case something happens. I'd recommend it.

Jitterbug Touch had the right features that I wanted. I got one and I like it. It's 90% better than TracFone, my previous phone which I didn't care for at all. With my Jitterbug, I like the ease of access and everything works when I first touch it. There are no delays. It also has useful things like the calculator and the calendar. I'm happy with it and I'll stay with it.

I have three daughters who said I'm getting old and I need a cellphone when I'm driving. I'm going down to California next week (it's 400 miles), and they said I need the phone in case I have a problem. They kept pestering me so I finally gave in and got a Jitterbug Touch. I use the phone and everything's been okay. I haven't had to call customer service reps for anything.

The features of the Jitterbug Touch are all right and there is no problem with their customer service, but the phone wasn’t what I expected. I got it in January and I’m already getting scrambled screen on it. I won't recommend it. I keep it off because all it was doing was get incoming calls. It has got the previous owner's phone number. If I moved my own phone number to it, it would have been a different deal.

I had a flip phone and it was going bad so my son suggested Jitterbug. He ordered it and did everything for me. My flip phone was a lot simpler, while Jitterbug is a newer, hi-tech type of phone and I'm a low-tech guy, but it works fine. It does what my flip phone does plus a lot of other things that I don't even use it for. But it's easy to use to make a call or to receive a call from somebody. I'm retired, I'm 80 years old and I live up in the mountains, so it's just for emergencies. Being in the mountains, we had a little trouble about our coverage so we bought boosters for both my and my son's houses and that helped a lot. Every once in a while we'll have a blank spot where one has to walk outside some time to keep a clear reception. But other than that, I have no complaints with it at all.

I found the Jitterbug Touch in the AARP's magazine. I was reading about it and then about another carrier which seemed to have many complaints in its reviews. The Jitterbug didn't, though. I liked the way the Jitterbug Touch looked and how easy it was to be able to get to everything. I don't use cell phones very often. It's for events like an emergency, but I'm enjoying the Jitterbug. I've been texting my friends with it. I'm really glad I found it.

I'm very satisfied with Jitterbug Touch. It's easier to use than a cellphone. However, I don't use it that much and I know I would get used to it faster if I use it more. Sometimes I have a hard time turning it on.

I knew of Jitterbug Smart since it was in the papers. I’ve had no problems with the phone. I like it and I'd recommend it.

I'm 85 years old and the Jitterbug Touch is almost too much for me. I've never had that kind of a phone before. There's so much to it. It's well explained and the instructions are good. I sit down and take the time to look at it when I can. But my problem is that the next time I do it, I'd have forgotten what I learned. I have the old Jitterbug phone, the standard cell phone, and the 5 Star Emergency unit. My grandkids want to get in touch with me and they're not great on the old standard telephone and talking for a long time. They like to text back and forth. I try, I do what I can do, but I'm not there yet. I'm sure, though, that it'll be fine once I get comfortable with the Jitterbug Touch and start using it. I hope that by then, I'll get rid of the other Jitterbug phone. But I'd still keep the little 5 Star Emergency unit for cases of accidents. Although the new phone has all the apps for the 5 Star Emergency, I'm not carrying the Jitterbug Touch with me all the time.

I'm 84 years old and I wanted something easy to work with and I talked to a few of my friends who said Jitterbug is a very good phone. I like my Jitterbug phone, but I'm still learning a lot from it. I'm starting to use it more often now and my son came over to help me a little bit. Jitterbug's customer service team has been very good, too. Every time I call, they try to help. Although, I'm having a hard time getting data information. I don’t know how to use that yet, and I haven’t used the camera as well. In fact, there are a few other things that I haven’t used yet, but I've been very happy with the information that they give me. I use my Jitterbug more than I've ever had and I still have some work to do with it, but I'm very happy with it. I get a lot of information from it and I enjoy it a lot.

I had a phone before and I was only able to have free long distance calls on weekends and they were limited. I like Jitterbug a lot better because I can call anytime, in any place, with the 600 minutes I have now. I also have a hearing problem and I can hear good when I put the phone on speaker. I'm very satisfied.

The Jitterbug team hasn't been as very helpful as I thought they would be to help me get through the phone because I told them how old I was and learning the phone isn't the easiest thing. I'm doing okay but I can't get good with the texting and I try to do that. I've had pictures on the phone and I pulled them up. I'm satisfied with it but when I can't use it like I should, it's frustrating. But, I've been telling people that it's good for seniors but they just got to have time to go through that or somebody help them. So my kids are grown and I have two grandkids. Some could help me because I've been trying to do the computer, too. So I'm in the midst of all this. But most people I showed the phone to say it was very good phone. I like it because I have my grandson’s picture on the front of it.

I'm going to get rid of my phone. I don’t like it. It is too slippery and very sensitive. It falls out of my hands. I'm used to just having flip top, that’s what I started with years ago. So I’ll go back to it and go with the Jitterbug. But the Jitterbug Touch is very sensitive and the least little thing is it gets touched or bumped and the screen changes and so I really don’t like it. I had it long enough to know.

Jitterbug Touch cellphone is a good phone. I've first seen it in the AARP Magazine and I like it better than my previous cellphones.

I thought the Jitterbug Touch would be what I wanted, but it ain’t. I don’t like it. They also got something in there that's some health stuff and it costs me $29.95 a month. I want to try to get it off my bill.

I primarily use my Jitterbug when I'm running late for something. We don't use it that much but we'll continue to maintain it. It has the capacity to direct somebody in the best way to go to another location. My brother has that and his phone does that. He was going downtown L.A. from where we live and the phone will tell him the best way to get there. It's really quite clever of it at any rate. It's a nice machine and we like it. It's the best phone we've had as far as clarity of the signal goes.

My experience with my Jitterbug Touch phone has been fine even though I'm just learning how to use it. Though people my age don't really dwell with that kind of stuff like my kids, it's doing all right for me.

My wife got the Jitterbug Touch and I got a different model which I don't use much. I know it's a good phone, it has good features especially for older people who have health issues, which is why I got it, and I believe it will meet all of my expectations. Although I haven't been able to take advantage of it, I would definitely recommend it if somebody asks me about it.

I had a phone but it didn't make sense and I could not use it. It was too much. I purchased the Jitterbug smartphone because I thought it is for seniors, and that maybe it's simpler and easier for me to navigate on. Also, their customer service team was very nice. Last week, my senior citizen friend came to me and asked me if I would help her get a Jitterbug phone. I told her we can do it online but she said we can go to Best Buy so we did and listened to what the customer service had said. My friend wanted a red phone so it is easier to keep and see in her purse but the store only had the gray phones. We went home to my house and bought the phones up online

I thought I'd give Jitterbug Touch a try for an easy to use phone for older person. I never use a lot of the other features because I didn't quite understand them, but I like to use the prescription reminder.

I had a cellphone but I decided to try a Jitterbug phone. I don't use it that much though as I haven't really learned how to use it yet. But since I had it, I have fewer worries and my phone is easier to read now. Their customer service team was also nice. They are professional and were able to answer any questions I have.

I've seen Jitterbug first in magazines and when I saw my barber had one, I got one as well. Though I haven't had to call them, I'd recommend them.

I’ve heard about Jitterbug for a long time. I looked into their chart and it seems that they cover more places than Verizon or AT&T. I'd recommend it.

My daughter told me that if I could use an embroidery machine, I could use a Jitterbug instead of this regular cellphone. I saw Jitterbug in the paper after she told me about it. I bought one at Best Buy and my son tells me that I should strap the phone to my waist so I could call somebody in case I fall and couldn't get up. I don't use the Jitterbug phone other than for emergency - whenever I go out driving and shopping. I'm satisfied with it and have already recommended it to several people.

I felt I should get a smartphone, so I gave Jitterbug Touch a try. Everybody else seemed to be using them too. I thought it was going to be a 4G but it's a 3G, so it's not as fast as the other phones and it doesn't have the features of the other phones. And when I was down in Florida, I couldn't even get a service out of it.

I've had good experience with Jitterbug so far. Everything is going fine.

I have to get on to some more things with my Jitterbug because I’m just learning about it, but it’s been good so far. I can take pictures and I've done the phone book. I know how to do calls but I still want to do email and texting. Now, it’s easier to read and also get the numbers correctly. The tips of my fingers are big and it sometimes goes over on the other number on the flip phone that I had. They sent me a stylus and that makes it easier.

I got the Jitterbug for email. I haven't started using it yet but so far, I'd recommend it.

I'm not on the road an awful lot, but when I am it would be nice to be able to check in at home since I take care of my mother who's 92 and also have a lot of people in the area that I do things for, so I thought it was a good time to get a Jitterbug Touch cellphone and try to get used to it. Ordering the phone and connecting it with GreatCall was easy. Before using Jitterbug, I went with US Cellular and what they offered me was fine and dandy, but the amount of money I had to pay them each month was way too much, and I didn't use the phone that much. On the other hand, Jitterbug is easy to use and I absolutely love it. I use it a little bit more than I thought I would, which is not a bad thing.

I used Sprint and Verizon before however, I had to get off of my son-in-law’s plan so I decided to get a Jitterbug Touch phone for myself. I like it because it's cheap.

I have tried a different phone but I couldn’t function with it, so I let it go. I’m very satisfied with Jitterbug Touch. I don’t use it very much, but my family calls me and my brother is going to go have some surgery so he’s letting me know how it’s going. I have recommended Jitterbug.

We got a Jitterbug Touch because my daughter lives out in the country and doesn't get good cellphone reception, and the only way we can keep in touch is to text. I had a Jitterbug flip phone years ago and the reason I switched to another carrier is because I had trouble hearing it ringing and hearing on the phone. I recently got new hearing aids and can hear all kinds of stuff now. I've swallowed my pride and gone with Jitterbug Touch to get in with the technology of today. It's been easy to use, although I'm still going through the instruction book and learning new things.

I was interested in being able to text our grandkids and got a Jitterbug Smart. It's easier to make long-distance calls with it. But there are a few little things that we are trying to resolve like how to get rid of information after we’ve made several calls. We got rid of the texts, but not the calls that we’ve made. We haven’t used the phone enough. People teach me how to send pictures with it, but then I forget.

I’m a little bit isolated when I’m out and about so I felt that I needed to have something with me so I would have a way to contact whoever if I needed to. I’ve had minimal contact with Jitterbug's customer service, but each time, they were courteous, informative and helpful.

Two things happened at the same time which made me purchase a Jitterbug phone. I was participating in a family membership through my oldest daughter who lives in Ohio, and she was in the process of purchasing a new plan. I was not gonna be able to be included in it, so I needed to make a decision. Along came Jitterbug which seemed to be an ideal solution for me who's 82. I got the more sophisticated phone of the two that were offered, the one that has programs on it and is connected to the internet. Despite my age, I also have two laptop computers and two tablets that I use primarily for photography in the internet. I'm also pretty conversant with Facebook.

AARP recommended Jitterbug Smart for older people. I had a cellular phone before but it was just a regular one. I like Jitterbug better. I like that it’s big and I can see it. I had my daughter get the phone connected and everything. When she got the applications in it and talked to the service reps, they did it very easily. I'm very happy with it.

My husband bought a Jitterbug for me. I had a regular cell phone before which isn't touchscreen. It's hard for me to adjust because we're getting older. But I'm starting to use the Jitterbug, a touchscreen phone, and it's okay. My husband ordered it online and did everything on the internet except for activating it so we never had to call customer service - we just followed the instructions. When I'd text, he showed me how I can talk instead of texting and this starts automatically which is cool.

I was with Verizon for years and I wasn’t satisfied with them so I decided to purchase a Jitterbug Touch phone. I use it when I need to. I've also called their customer service team a couple of times and I’ve been satisfied with them.

I was with T-Mobile for years but I only had a flip phone and not a smartphone. So I looked into getting a different type of phone but it had bad reviews. Then I have a friend that has Jitterbug, so I also got one. About a year ago, we remodeled our house and now it’s got metal sidings all around so I had no reception with my T-Mobile, unlike my Jitterbug which I can use inside. I’ve been satisfied so far with Jitterbug.

Before using Jitterbug, I was with Verizon. I had a flip-top phone but I just made phone calls on it. I had it for years and didn't even know it had all the other features. I like my old Verizon phone better because it was more simple for me to use. But now my granddaughter loves this Jitterbug phone. I like it too but I'm not good at doing anything on these phones. However, all my kids and grandkids, and even my granddaughter who's eight years old, can do everything on it. It's a nice phone.