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Mobile phone for hard of hearing
my mother is looking for a new mobile phone. currently she has a samsung j600 but she cant really hear people talking that well with being hard of hearing.
anyway, off into town tommor to try to get a new one however im looking for opinions on which phone to buy. she is on PAYG vodafone sim. any suggestions please around £50
anyway, off into town tommor to try to get a new one however im looking for opinions on which phone to buy. she is on PAYG vodafone sim. any suggestions please around £50
All the big powers they've silenced me. So much for free speech and choice on this fundamental human right, and outing the liars.
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What we have found to be the best is the DORO 410.
Available from Amazon for about £105. It is unlocked.I used to be indecisive but now I am not sure.0 -
I can also confirm the DORO 410 is extremely good.
http://www.doro.co.uk/products/Mobile-phones-and-accessories/410GSM/
It is pricey - tends to be around the £100 mark, but if the Orange £5/month tariff is appropriate, it is available for free (that comes with 50 minutes and 50 texts each month, and another handset 18 months later). It is a 36 month contract - but if remaining on PAYG means a £10 top up would be added three times or more a year it could be significantly cheaper this way, and avoids upfront costs now. A contract phone may, however, be completely inappropriate if there is a risk of your mum accidentally running up a huge bill.
There is also an additional £30 cashback to be had via quidco.com for this deal. (The tariff is called Orange 5) http://www.quidco.com/orange0 -
most motorolas are pretty good. my mum had hearing aids and was able to use these.
also you can get a loop system in the house that would allow her to hear better but this is at home only0
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