Sing ! Sing in the shower, sing with the radio, sing in your car, be sure to sing in all levels of loud & soft. It fixes the PD weak voice.

I got a new Samsung S23 with all the bells and whistles about four months ago. I also pirchased a new Galaxy Tablet at the same time. The tablet came with it own Wi-Fi, hot spot and assigned phone number.
I'm retired and rarely go anywhere other than going to various doctor's appointments and physical therapy every week, so I may go days without picking up my phone. I do use the tablet for emails, messages, etc.. I never really cared much for talking on a phone and the tablet is a 10.1 screen and much easier to use.

David
Personally I have an iPhone & an iPad & I have Apple’s Magic Keyboard that opens like a book and the back part is magnetized and your iPad sticks to it. The Magic Keyboard is on the bottom side & so it’s opens & closes. The keys are indented & helps your fingers not slide off so easy. If needed I tap the microphone at the bottom of the phone or iPad & speak speak slowly annunciating each word the best I can. If I speak normally it makes mistakes, but going slow & annunciating each word the best I can. If I end a sentence I just say Period or maybe Question Mark.
I don’t think any type of phone will be easy with tremors. The letters & numbers are not too big. IPad with phone enabled is best for me.
I hope you find one or the other that will make it better for you.
Grace & Peace,
Carol

You might try the RAZ Memory Cell Phone. It has a low vision / hand tremor mode where the icons are MUCH bigger. But it is simplified and supports only voice and video calls.

Clay is pretty sure that I made one call, but I don't see how since I didn't know how to turn it on. Blessings to all and their phones that will not go away even during Blessing. Prayers and love JudyTx 🌹🫂🙏