A while back I reviewed the Doro HandlePlus 326i and PhoneEasy 345gsm which are designed for the older mobile user. They are great products and have a niche market, but now Bea-fon has come up with a more stylish selection.
The Bea-fon S50 and S20 (in black and white) are now available for £144.52 and £101.05 respectively.
“The Bea-fon S50 brings the convenience of a slider design to everyone. It benefits form having a large clear TFT display, which is easy to read and also has a convenient keypad with big buttons. There are no complex additional features, just what you need to make phone calls and text messages to keep you in communication with your friends and family.
To provide peace of mind the Bea-fon S50 benefits from having an integrated SOS button which can have up to 5 emergency numbers assigned. When the SOS button is pressed the S50 will automatically call each number starting with the first one on the list. It will keep calling until the button is moved to the normal position.
Many extra additional useful features are included, polyphonic ringtones, keylock, vibration alarm and many more. Being Hearing Aid M3/T3 compatible the Ben-fon S50 doesn’t have any restrictions to its usage.”
“The Bea-fon S20 is a great looking phone which has been designed to be as simply as possible to use. It features a display with large clear fonts and keys which are easy to press. There are no complex additional features, just what you need to make phone calls and text messages to keep you in communication with your friends and family.
To provide peace of mind the Bea-fon S20 benefits from having an integrated SOS button which can have up to 5 emergency numbers assigned. When the SOS button is pressed the S20 will automatically call each number starting with the first one on the list. It will keep calling until the button is moved to the normal position.
Many extra additional useful features are included with a flashlight, FM radio, vibration alarm and many more. Being Hearing Aid friendly the Ben-fon S20 doesn’t provide any restrictions to its usage.”
