Posted by axxxr
The MS2000 Phone for the elderly.Five quick call numbers, hang up, dial and power buttons. What more do you need really, when it comes down to it? Italian designed, dual band, no LCD, ¡¥built in vibrator¡¦, talk time 2 hours, 40 tone polyphonic ring.
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MS2000
LCD : N/A
Band : GSM 900 / 1800
Polyphonic : 40 midi
Dimension : 87 x 53 x 22 mm
Talk time : 2 ~ 3 h
Standby time : 60 ~ 100 h
Solution : TI
Certificate : CE
Silver phone
The specially designed mobile phone for the elderly
Features
¡E Band GSM 900/1800
¡E Easy use for Senior
¡E Emergency calls
¡E Designed by Italian
¡E 5 Pre-saved number
¡E Big enlightened keypad
¡E 3 Color : Blue, Red, Black
¡E Dimension : 87 x 53 x 22 mm
¡E Built-in vibrator
¡E Certificate : CE
Posted by haynesycop
I always said my nan could never use a mobile no matter how simple it was but i think she may actually be able to grasp that one
Posted by EastCoastStar
6-0??
Posted by axxxr
numbers are all pre-programmed with designated numbers such as for example 1 for a close family members or next of kin 2 can be for a doctor or nurse and 3 for the undertakers!
Posted by EastCoastStar
and how do they program these numbers though?!
Posted by axxxr
not quite sure to be honest?..might be that a seperate unit is provided to store the numbers onto a sim and then designated a number to be used on this...but thats just a guess.
Posted by EastCoastStar
i was thinking a USB to the computer... then realized... elderly people cant do that! haha it probobly comes with an attachment u can add.
Posted by haynesycop
Hey can anybody recommend a phone for my nan, my grandad is going to buy one for xmas.
I was thinking a nokia maybe a 3310 or something, bear in mind that my grandparents are stupider than most
and in their 80's.
What do you guys suggest, he said around £40 but i may be able to get 2 for under £50 so they can both have one.
Thanks in advance.
Posted by whistla
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Nokia 1100
Posted by haynesycop
Thanks for the suggestion there isnt many new ones on ebay though and there around £30 each.
Any other suggestions, are there any se phones that would suit so we don't have a nokia in the house
Posted by R34GTR
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lolol, jokes man!!
This phone just cracks me up, very interesting though, still can't see my nan with it though.
Posted by axxxr
See i don't have a grandmother she died a long time ago,but if my nan were alive today i would never ever think of buying her one these.I would proberbly have show her a few phones and then find out which is the most easiest for her to use.
Posted by govigov
i dont think they will be able to hold that phone it looks sooooo tiny
Posted by Janet_k500i
My grandmother has a Samsung d600 :-l she showed me today....
Posted by rp218
This phone looks very easy to use. However, it is quite small and its features are very limited, too. It is still ideal for the elderly to get a phone that will allow them to text and enjoy other practical features. One example of this phone is the Just5 Easyphone that also features big buttons, amplified sound, ease of operation, and emergency response system. The functions of this phone are not complicated so it is very convenient for seniors. Above all, its features are very practical including its cost.
Posted by Bonovox
Even if I was old I would not want it
A man up the road fro me in his 80's he has Doro phones which is better & at least has an LCD.