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SOS emergency call and speed dial
- The SOS function allows the configuration of 5-emergency contacts. You can add family members and emergency phone numbers.
- In an emergency, you can press the SOS button for three seconds and your phone will automatically call your emergency contacts.
- Under SOS function, the phone sends a circular call to the emergency contact person. If one is unavailable, he keeps calling the other.
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Large keys with large numbersThis basic mobile phone has a simple operating system, large icon, large font, large keyboard which is easy to use |
High volume, clear sound qualityState-of-the-art M4 and T4 hearing aid compatibility. The improved speaker is clear and loud. It is very suitable for older people who cannot hear well. |
Long life batteryThe phone contains a high capacity battery (1000 mAh). Standby time is 240 hours and speaking time is 5 hours. The phone does not need to be charged frequently, so parents can use it calmly. |
Larger and clearer screen
- 2.4 inch colour display
- 48 MB RAM+128 MB ROM
- Supports 16GB expandable memory
- Voice calls, SMS and MMS
- Bluetooth, MP3, FM Radio
- Calendar, alarm clock, calculator
- Battery 1000 mAh
- 5 Languages: Spanish, English, French, Italian, German
C-type charging cable+charging station
- 1 x Mobilephone
- 1 x Type C Charger
- 1 x Battery
- 1 x Charging station
- 1 x SIM card adapter
- 1 x Operating instructions
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| Price | £43.32 | -6% £24.99 RRP: £26.66 | £46.66 | -6% £24.99 RRP: £26.66 | £36.66 | £46.66 |
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| Sold by | ERIVER | caffmo | caffmo | caffmo | ERIVER | ERIVER |
| display size | 2.4 inches | 2.4 inches | 2.4 inches | 2.4 inches | 1.77 inches | — |
| memory capacity | 16 GB | 16 GB | 16 GB | 0 GB | 16 GB | 16 GB |
| model name | T2301 | — | — | — | T180 | T2301 |
| operating system | 0 | — | — | — | 0 | 0 |
| connectivity tech | USB | Bluetooth | USB | Bluetooth | Bluetooth | USB |
| display type | LCD | LCD | LCD | LCD | LCD | LCD |
| service provider | — | EE | — | T Mobile | T Mobile | — |
| input interface | buttons, numeric keypad | keypad, buttons | buttons | keypad | buttons | buttons |
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Good for the elderly for quick and easy contact
This is a simplified smart phone designed for the elderly that does a pretty good job of it. It has big numbers, an SOS button and a charging dock.As landlines are being phased out, this would function as a reasonable replacement. It runs off the 4G network which is the most widespread and widely usage network band. It also comes with 3G and 2G coverage – although these are being switched off soon in the UK if they haven’t already been.It comes in a small neat package and is generally basic and practical. It’s not like a typical smart phone, in terms of running apps and banking and games and all that malarkey. It’s been dumbed-down by design, so that it is predominantly for making phone calls.This would be good for someone who is very elderly and who needs to get in touch with people in a hurry and nothing else. It’s not so suitable for somebody who needs or wants a fully fledged smart phone. At this price point it is possible to get a more specced-out, basic smartphone that can run the full-fledged android apps.But that lack of features, is a plus for its intended purpose - Making calls (and maybe texts sometimes). The SOS button is handy in case someone has a fall - without the faff of unlocking it, figuring out the menu, finding the right contact and calling them. Ultimately meaning they can get help in a hurry.
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This is a simplified smart phone designed for the elderly that does a pretty good job of it. It has big numbers, an SOS button and a charging dock.
As landlines are being phased out, this would function as a reasonable replacement. It runs off the 4G network which is the most widespread and widely usage network band. It also comes with 3G and 2G coverage – although these are being switched off soon in the UK if they haven’t already been.
It comes in a small neat package and is generally basic and practical. It’s not like a typical smart phone, in terms of running apps and banking and games and all that malarkey. It’s been dumbed-down by design, so that it is predominantly for making phone calls.
This would be good for someone who is very elderly and who needs to get in touch with people in a hurry and nothing else. It’s not so suitable for somebody who needs or wants a fully fledged smart phone. At this price point it is possible to get a more specced-out, basic smartphone that can run the full-fledged android apps.
But that lack of features, is a plus for its intended purpose - Making calls (and maybe texts sometimes). The SOS button is handy in case someone has a fall - without the faff of unlocking it, figuring out the menu, finding the right contact and calling them. Ultimately meaning they can get help in a hurry.
As landlines are being phased out, this would function as a reasonable replacement. It runs off the 4G network which is the most widespread and widely usage network band. It also comes with 3G and 2G coverage – although these are being switched off soon in the UK if they haven’t already been.
It comes in a small neat package and is generally basic and practical. It’s not like a typical smart phone, in terms of running apps and banking and games and all that malarkey. It’s been dumbed-down by design, so that it is predominantly for making phone calls.
This would be good for someone who is very elderly and who needs to get in touch with people in a hurry and nothing else. It’s not so suitable for somebody who needs or wants a fully fledged smart phone. At this price point it is possible to get a more specced-out, basic smartphone that can run the full-fledged android apps.
But that lack of features, is a plus for its intended purpose - Making calls (and maybe texts sometimes). The SOS button is handy in case someone has a fall - without the faff of unlocking it, figuring out the menu, finding the right contact and calling them. Ultimately meaning they can get help in a hurry.
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