Cnet reviews the Clarity ClarityLife: “The Clarity ClarityLife is meant to be big and bulky, so we’re not going to knock it for being a brick of a phone. And what a brick it is. At 4.5 inches by 2.25 inches by 0.80 inche, the Clarity ClarityLife is bigger than the Jitterbug, and at 5.4 ounces, it’s heavier than many smartphones. Indeed, this is a handset that’s meant to be carried in a bag or an oversize pocket. But as we said, the phone’s heft really is the whole point. The large display and the oversized buttons are designed for users with visual impairments, while anyone accustomed to using a standard landline phone should find the phone’s size more than comfortable. To be perfectly honest, if the handset’s bulk is a turn-off, you’re not a ClarityLife customer in the first place.

The good: The Clarity ClarityLife has a simple design with large keys and a bright display. It also offers decent call quality and a set of emergency features.

The bad: The handset’s menu interface could be confusing, and it offers more features than you might need.

The bottom line: The Clarity ClarityLife is designed with seniors in mind. Though it delivers on call quality it could be just a bit easier to use.”

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