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I only know Doro feature phones (and am impressed by how easy to use they are, especially for those who don't see well and have trouble hitting small buttons),
by amenod 6y ago
I only know Doro feature phones (and am impressed by how easy to use they are, especially for those who don't see well and have trouble hitting small buttons), but it seems that they make smartphones too:
> Age should never be a reason for not being able to enjoy all that a modern smartphone has to offer. Our stylish smartphones bring you not only the full Android® experience and an elegant design, but also unique features that make them easier to use the older we become.
https://www.doro.com/en-gb/products/smartphones/ https://www.doro.com/en-gb/products/smartphones/
Maybe check out some video review before buying? Good luck.
- slantyyz 6y agoI have checked out Doro in the past and gotten him a similar "seniors" phone (that worked with local carriers here), and it didn't really take. I've tried having him use a "simplified" home screen on one of my old Android phones, and that didn't work very well either. Personally, as far as "smartphones" go, I think he needs something without a home screen, and a phone app (that can't easily exit to a home screen) with a recognizable skeuomorphic UI with minimal navigation and lots of discrete buttons for performing the few actions he needs.