We Reviewed CaptionCall’s No-Cost Service: Here’s What You Should Know

In this review, we dig into CaptionCall’s no-cost services for those with hearing loss who need captions to communicate over the telephone. We explore the various services from Sorenson including the installation, contact lists, voicemail and confidentiality.
We also take a look at customizations you can make to your device and service along with CaptionCall’s mobile app service.
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What You'll Learn:
Installation Process: Follow us through a step-by-step guide on setting up your CaptionCall device, ensuring a seamless integration into your home or mobile phone.
No-Cost Service Explained: Understand how CaptionCall's service, including device and installation, comes at no cost to you, thanks to FCC funding.
Technology Breakdown: Get an inside look at the technologies behind CaptionCall, from amplified sound to customizable frequency settings and the all-important captioning service.
Landline vs. Mobile App: We cover the benefits and services of both the CaptionCall landline device and the mobile app, demonstrating how they cater to diverse needs and preferences.
Privacy and Accessibility: Understand the measures taken to ensure user privacy and the ease of access for those with hearing loss, highlighting CaptionCall's commitment to user satisfaction.
Interested in CaptionCall?
If you or someone you know qualify for and need CaptionCall's services, check out the link below to learn more and start the installation process.
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Note: CaptionCall and CaptionCall Mobile are exclusively available in the United States. Federal law restricts these services to registered users with hearing loss who need captions to communicate over the telephone.
Soundly conducts in-depth research to guide those with hearing loss. CaptionCall is a sponsor of Soundly's work.

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i didn't realise they are now making a physical device. And what makes this even more interesting is the ability to customize which frequencies get amplification and by how much. I have had some trouble with people not being able to hear me when i call using the app on my phone.. through painfull trial and error.. apparently pressing the speaker button improves the microphone's ability to send the audio of my voice to the person i am speaking to on the call.. but this is problematic because it reduces my privacy on the call when i am talking to people in public spaces.. because the audio is very loud coming out of the speakers and people around me can hear it. And this kind of makes me uncomfortable using it. I hope they can fix that.. perhaps adding some way to adjust microphone level within the app and perhaps showing how loud the microphone is getting signal from my voice within the app. Sadly, the transcription is often very bad.. so so bad that it is unusable.. I am not sure what i can do to get better transcription.. I have some important phone calls to make and getting accurate transcription is essential.. without it.. i may as well not even make the call.. it creates more confusion for me and the person i am speaking to.. since the person i am speaking to can not see the transcription and see if it is what they are actually saying and how far off it is on what i am seeing in the captions.
A quesion i have for you.. you mentioned that you have the device at home and the app on your phone.. are you using the same phone number they provided to you for both the device and your mobile app? or did you get two different phone numbers from CaptionCall .. one for the home device and the other for your phone app?