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RAZ Memory Phone vs Easyfone T6 (2026)

By Lark Maple, Editor · Updated July 2026

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RAZ Memory Cell Phone

4.6$349

The RAZ Memory phone shows a single screen of contact photos, purpose-built for seniors with dementia, Alzheimer's, or memory loss.

DesignSingle screen of contact photos
ForMemory loss, dementia, Alzheimer's
Caregiver appRemote management
CallsPicture-based dialing
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Easyfone T6 Picture Phone

4.2$60

The Easyfone T6 is a low-cost picture-dialing phone for seniors with memory loss or dementia — just tap a photo to call — with an SOS button and an easy charging dock.

DesignBar phone with photo speed-dial buttons
DialingTap a contact's photo to call
EmergencyDedicated SOS button
ChargingDrop-in charging dock
AudioClear, loud, hearing-aid compatible
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Our verdict

Choose the RAZ Memory phone for advanced dementia — its locked single-screen design and full remote caregiver control leave nothing to go wrong, justifying the higher price plus service plan. Choose the Easyfone T6 for mild to moderate memory loss on a budget — it offers the same tap-a-photo-to-call simplicity and an SOS button for a fraction of the cost.

Frequently Asked Questions

Both dial by photo — so why is the RAZ nearly six times the price?
Caregiver control. The RAZ is fully managed remotely by family and locks down to a single screen of contact photos, so nothing else can be reached. The Easyfone T6 offers the same tap-a-face dialing and an SOS button for about $60, but with far fewer caregiver controls. You are paying for the lock, not the dialing.
When is the Easyfone T6 enough?
For mild to moderate memory loss where the person still manages a simple device and family does not need to change settings remotely. It is deliberately basic — calls and texts only — and comes with a SIM and a drop-in charging dock.
Which one should a family choose if the condition is progressing?
If dementia is advancing, the RAZ is designed for that trajectory and will not need replacing as things change. The T6 can become insufficient once remote management matters. That said, buy for where the person is now plus the near term — an over-restrictive phone can frustrate someone who still has capability.

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