Doro PhoneEasy 345 and PhoneEasy 410 Cell Phones for Seniors

Posted by Sierra Monica B. in Technology on 10 19th, 2009 | no responses

Consumer Cellular introduced two new cell phones designed for seniors. Like other similar phones available on the market, the two created by Doro are equipped with basic functionalities for every-day use, while sporting large raised keys with large characters and a simple user interface with clear text.
Doro PhoneEasy 345 and Doro PhoneEasy 410 will be available exclusively at Consumer Cellular, delivering Bluetooth wireless short-range connectivity for file transfer to and from compatible devices, advanced hearing aids, built-in alarm clock function, FM radio, calculator, games and flashlight.

Doro PhoneEasy 345 is a bar-style handset coming in black, while the PhoneEasy 410 comes in black and white in a clamshell design.
Both feature two-way speakerphone, 300 entries in the phonebook, SMS text messaging, emergency text alerts, and the possibility to hide functions that the user doesn’t need at a specific moment.
They are affordable, allowing you to purchase the PhoneEasy 345 for $75 and the PhoneEasy 410 for $85.

“We recently surveyed our customers and found that 62 percent would prefer a cell phone with easier-to-read, enlarged buttons and display text,” said John Marick, Consumer Cellular co-founder and CEO. “This is why we partnered with Doro, an international leader in innovative and user-friendly consumer electronics, to offer phones that specifically meet the needs of many of our customers.”