Easyfone T6 4G Picture Button Cell Phone for Seniors and Kids | Easy-to-Use | Clear Sound | Easy Charging Dock | SOS Button | SIM Card Included | Good for Dementia, Alzheimer's and Kids (T6 Black)

I needed a phone for a friend who is not technologically inclined. It has more features than most flip phones while still being easy to use. The phone worked as soon as I installed the SIM card - I did not have to set up anything. Audio quality while talking is 5 star. It is hearing aid compatible. The FM radio searches for channels with good reception. The camera is of low quality (2g) but sufficient to post on Facebook. It has a usable calculator and a quickly available flashlight. The only drawback is the instruction book which has very fine print. I did have some trouble turning on the cell phone. I called their customer service and received prompt and friendly service. The young man did not have an accent but was not completely fluent in English. We communicated by email and he solved my problem quickly. It did not have a diagram showing where the SIM card went. A very pleasant experience and I would buy another one if I needed one. I like it better than my smart phone but must use the smart phone for my job.

This phone is garbage. Do not waist your money. This is the 2nd phone I bought from artfone or easyfone and they both lasted 1 month.. Phone stopped ringing . People could hear me but I couldn't hear them. Don't waist your money. Doesn't last.

I’ve been searching for an easy to use, secure phone for my husband for months. He’s not very smart with technology and is very concerned about his privacy, especially after hearing about security breaches on iPhones and Androids. I finally found this phone and he loves it! Simple, fast, easy to use, and he’s able to connect with family and friends. Pros -An FM radio and flashlight are built into the phone -This phone is very durable. My husband accidentally dropped the phone about a week after we bought it and there wasn’t a single scratch on it. The phone still worked perfectly! -Can change the font size for easier reading -The call quality is amazing! My husband’s friends always mention the difference they can hear in the call quality on this phone -It’s a great size! My husband can easily put this phone in his pocket when we go for walks and it’s not too heavy Cons -The charging speed is a little slow. To make up for it, they included two batteries with the phone (so this isn’t really a con, ha!) Overall, this is a great phone and I would highly recommend it! I’m going to buy two more for my parents, I know they’ll love it! P.S. I’m leaving this review from my son’s account

I bought this for my grandfather who was having difficulty remembering how to use his smartphone and also struggling with his memory generally (I was unsure if he would be able to relearn how to use a pre-smart phone again). It is a great phone because with regular practice, he can dial out to 4 people programmed into his phone. It's not so great that he can't tell who is calling him-- he only sees the number, and he doesn't know who it is (no caller ID). So, he doesn't pick up the phone because it might just be a scammer. That's the biggest downfall because his friends and family can't get into contact with him. I'm hoping a future generation of this phone will have caller ID for the 4 numbers that can be programmed during set up.

The Positives: I want a phone that can call and text. That's it. No social media. No internet. This phone definitely fits the bill; it's BEYOND basic. It can call and text--that's about it. In true dumphone fashion, this phone only takes pic that kids these days would describe as "potato-quality." That's fine by me, I don't take pictures on my phone anyway. I'm a 90s baby so the flip phone form factor is 11/10. It feels very 2000s. I also love that it comes in blue. That's about the end of the positives. The radio quality is insanely good. I'm sure this would be a great music player, although I'm equally sure the storage space is garbage and putting music on the phone would be a pain in the neck. Again, I didn't buy the phone for the music so that's fine too. One of the things I hated the most about my previous dumphones was that they all had apps installed on them that couldn't be uninstalled. Not this phone. It truly is bare bones. The Negatives: The capabilities of the phone are so basic that there's not a whole lot of room to get confused, but operating this phone is NOT intuitive. I'm a 28-year-old dumbphone veteran and this phone actually stumped me. I couldn't figure out how to adjust the display settings for the clock, nor could I figure out how to change the ring tone. Reading the manual has been no help. I actually had to consult YouTube videos to help me figure out this dang phone. The buttons make noise whenever I press them, and I STILL can't figure out how to change that either. Here's an example of the unintuitive navigation. There's a button that corresponds to "menu" but when you press it, it doesn't take you to a menu. Instead, it takes you to a screen that says "Message" with an envelope icon; you can either press "OK" or press "BACK." If you press "OK," it'll take you to your messages. If you press "BACK" it will take you to the home screen. There's nothing to indicate that you need to press the "up arrow" to scroll through your menu options! Also, the battery life is abysmal for a dumbphone.

Our elderly family member does not do well with technology, so we were more than a little apprehensive moving to a cell phone. This flip phone has more than done the job! To answer a call, they just flip the phone open and to hang up they just close the phone...no touching, swiping, or button pressing needed. We have immediate family members programmed into the speed dial function, so they just press and hold one digit to call the person they want to reach. (We keep a list by the phone charging station in case they forget.) We also programmed in the names and numbers of friends who are likely to call. If the phone rings and a known name doesn't show on the phone, they don't answer the call and we check for voicemail messages later. This keeps them from being bothered by scam and robo calls. Having to use the number pad to program in names is a bit cumbersome, but it is worth it to give our senior family member the independence to make and receive calls on their own. It also give us peace of mind to know that they can easily call us if there is an emergency or question. If you senior wants a simple cell phone, this may be the one. We've had the phone for several months now and have been very happy with our purchase so far.

I bought this to replace the house phone in my mother's house. She is in her 80s, has dementia, and simply can't see well. She can barely operate the house phone and there are too many telemarketers calling. It was too much money every month just to be harrassed by spammers. After looking all over the place, this phone seemed good with less features and big easy to use buttons for simplicity when calling. Everything else I looked at was too complicated for her. What ever happened to simple phones for elderly people? Well, this phone really turned out to be way too small. The big buttons aren't that big when you realize how small the phone is. After a few weeks, the thing just stopped working. When powered all the way up, just unplug it and it is dead as a door nail. It is garbage. Useless garbage. Why can't anyone just make a simple, easy to use cell phone for seniors? Stop with all the bells and whistles.

For a basic phone, it started out ok, but 3 months after I bought it, the keypad started going bad. It would skip past digits, e.g., I needed to text an "o". I'd push the 6, 3 times, but it would skip over the o and jump straight to 6, so I'd have to retext until I got the "o". And if I wasn't looking at the screen and didn't discover the error until I was finished typing, I'd have to go back. Once was ok, but this would happen 5 or 6 times in a short text. That, or I'd push and nothing would happen at all. VERY Frustrating. Now, I'm 15 months in and the ringer is gone. It still vibrates, but won't ring. I had trouble with my first Easyfone but they replaced it. I'm not even going to bother this time, I'm just going to get a different one.

I purchased 2 of these phones from FamFun Direct in the Easyphone Store for my parents. The ringer on one of the phones stopped working. I contacted the seller after the return period and they responded right away. I did a few tests on the phone and they sent me a replacement for free. I returned the original phone and they refunded the postage. The service was excellent. My parents love their phones. FamFun Direct is a great company to do business with!

Es bueno y muy intuitivo pero si es verdad que el boton de bloqueo se ha roto. Es débil en ciertos aspectos

War nach einer Woche Schrott

La mise en service n'est pas très intuitive, il faut bien lire le manuel. Par contre une fois que c'est fait, ce téléphone est vraiment bien pensé pour les personnes handicapées, ou âgées, ou ayant juste du mal avec la technologie ! • Très solide, ne craint pas les chutes et même qu'on renverse un peu de liquide dessus (c'est du vécu -_-). • Très simple à mettre en charge sur sa base, il suffit de le poser (même pas besoin de clipser une prise dans un trou, pas de risque de casse). • SUPER SIMPLE à utiliser : bouton "téléphone vert" pour tout ce qui a un sens d'acceptation : prendre un appel entrant, valider une action, ouvrir un menu ; bouton "téléphone rouge" pour tout ce qui a un sens de refus : raccrocher, annuler, sortir d'un menu. • Les quatre gros boutons de contacts peuvent accueillir une photo (ou un bout de papier avec le nom du contact), c'est facile à personnaliser et à comprendre, facile d'appuyer dessus vu leur taille (un appui long = appeler ce contact). Ceci dit, pour avoir testé depuis quelques mois ce produit avec une personne âgée très très diminuée cognitivement, ce téléphone est à l'épreuve de presque tout mais pas infaillible... car ça dépend aussi de l'utilisateur. Dans mon cas, l'utilisatrice a toujours des problèmes pour comprendre quand/comment elle appelle des gens, ou quand/comment elle peut décrocher pour prendre un appel entrant ; et surtout elle finit toujours par modifier le numéro de tél des contacts en ajoutant plein de chiffres sans s'en rendre compte ! Je ne sais même pas comment elle fait car pour ça, il faut aller dans les menus (qui ne sont pas vraiment une ligne droite)... Bref. Ce téléphone est top car à l'épreuve de presque tout, mais le problème se situe parfois entre la chaise et l'écran. ^^;;;

I bought this phone in June 2020 so it has been in use for 2 years and 8 months. My old friend mentioned in the first review (shown below) to whom I gave the phone managed to lose the back cover of his phone and a thorough search of his apartment did not reveal it. The phone actually worked perfectly without it but the insides were exposed and that is an invitation to disaster around this old chap. Through Amazon, I was able to contact the supplier and explain my predicament, offering to pay whatever they wanted to charge if they could send me a replacement cover. They offered to send me one from China at no charge. That was about 3 weeks ago and today the cover arrived as promised with no cost to me or my careless friend. This supplier deserves the highest marks for their excellent customer service long after the sale. Thanks guys! I got this phone for a technically challenged old friend with no patience and a tendency to lapse into Tourette's style language when frustrated. This is such an easy phone to get the hang of that he has only fallen into the syndrome twice since I introduced him to it and both times I have received immediate help from the supplier when I was unable to spot the problem on my own. And don't be deceived by the easy part. This phone seems capable of doing almost anything my really expensive smart phone will do if you are so inclined. It is a well thought out alternative for old folks who like to simply have a phone that is with them all the time and I highly recommend it for that purpose, but it will also serve well for someone who just wants a very capable phone that is small enough to fit into any pocket. I particularly like the charging station idea for people whose fingers are no longer supple enough to fuss with a mini usb connector.