Doro 326i: Simple Yet Effective!

Are you among an increasing number of people who believe that mobile phones are getting more complicated than they should be? If you are, then you may be on the right track, because these new age mobiles are alienating a large group of users in the aged and infirm population. However, the Doro 326i is here to set things right.

The HandlePlus 326i GSM from Doro is all about ease of use, combined with basic features. This is what makes it the perfect cell phone for elderly people, whose visual and auditory senses may have weakened with age.

The cell resembles a toy, thanks to the hard plastic body, large black buttons and use of large numbers and letters on the buttons.

But a cell phone it is, albeit with a low resolution screen which suits the features of this phone perfectly.

The four large memory buttons (marked A-D) on the Doro 326i, along with a facility which allows a list of numbers to be stuck on the battery, make it yet more special and appealing to its target market segment.

The display is easy to read and other features, such soft touch coating, call timer, safety lanyard are useful too. But the real highlight of this phone is its sound clarity.

One of the most common problems aged people have is poor hearing. This phone makes sure that this problem will not come in the way to mobile use by providing really loud speakers. Even earphones provide amazingly loud and clear sound; you may fail to find in any other cell phone.

This phone is not for everyone, because you would not really want to take it out and destroy your cool quotient. But if you have specific age related problems which make using mobiles a tough task for you, the Doro 326i is definitely a great option!

The Doro 326i is one of the best mobile phones for the elderly and have proven time and time again that it?s one to watch. If you want to watch more about mobiles we suggest you visit the author?s site about mobiles and how you can get yourself a Doro mobile.

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