Easyfone T6 Picture Phone Review for Seniors (2026)
By Lark Maple, Editor · Updated July 2026
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- Memory loss
- Dementia
- Big buttons
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.
Pros
- Photo speed-dial — call by tapping a face, no menus
- Far cheaper than the RAZ Memory phone
- Simple charging dock and dedicated SOS button
Cons
- Very basic — calls and texts only
- Fewer caregiver controls than the RAZ
Specifications
| Design | Bar phone with photo speed-dial buttons |
|---|---|
| Dialing | Tap a contact's photo to call |
| Emergency | Dedicated SOS button |
| Charging | Drop-in charging dock |
| Audio | Clear, loud, hearing-aid compatible |
Frequently Asked Questions
- How does picture dialling work on the Easyfone T6?
- Contacts are assigned photo speed-dial buttons, so tapping a face places the call with no menus or contact lists to navigate. That is the entire design premise for someone with memory loss who can still recognise faces reliably.
- Does the SOS button make it a medical alert device?
- No. The dedicated SOS button dials contacts you programme into it, but there is no monitoring centre and no professional responder behind it. For monitored emergency response a dedicated medical alert system is the right product, and 911 remains the first call in an emergency.
- Can it send texts or use apps?
- It handles calls and texts only, with no app store or web browsing. That is deliberate rather than a shortcoming, since the simplicity is the reason to choose it.
- How does the Easyfone T6 compare with the RAZ Memory Phone?
- The T6 is far cheaper and delivers the same core idea of photo dialling with an SOS button and a drop-in charging dock. The RAZ offers more caregiver controls and remote management, so families who need to lock the phone down tightly or manage it from a distance usually end up there instead.
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