uleway Big Button Mobile Phone for Elderly, Easy to Use Basic Mobile Phone, SIM Free Unlocked Senior Mobile Phone With SOS Emergency Button, Large Volume, Flashlight, FM Radio (Blue)

This is the best phone I have ever brought. wow it's a phone no Facebook no WhatsApp no fiddly things to go wrong. Con continued ping ping notifications. Only txt and calls.So if like me this is all you want get itAnd lastly no data breaches

I purchased this item before at a similar price and it was ideal for my elderly mother. The previous one was well used hope this one is as reputable. Definitely value for money

Nice big buttons but be aware not open to all networks as we couldn't connect to 3 ,so we wouldn't be able to use it ,we were on a 3 Sim only contract ,it's only on a 2g and 3don't do that as a few others don't either

I have a smart phone but need one for making calls. This is brilliant. Nice and loud as I am hearing impaired. Big buttons great for arthritic fingers

Physically the phone seems a really good option for older people, or those with Alzheimers like my mum, who has "broken" another phone.We live 100 miles away, so I just had to get a phone and a new sim card for her, then post it and see how long it takes her to lose, sorry break, break, this one.Now I accept the first mistake was my fault - I got her a Smarty sim as they're the cheapest. But they only work with 3G and above. This phone is only 2G, so I hold my hands up there, my bad.We've since tried EE, GiffGaff, O2 and T-Mobile, and it won't recognise a single card. They all work with 2G according to their customer service, and each time we give up on one card we break it down to the nano sim (because this phone takes the old giant sim card and literally no one else's phone in the world does) and it works in ours.My mum's also spending a small fortune on non-functioning sim cards and first month's calls and data (which she doesn't need as a smart phone is way beyond her grasp) in the process.Unfortunately I chucked the box and packaging out when it arrived as "what could go wrong with a £26 phone really?" Well everything as it goes.Think we'll just have to go to a physical shop and get whatever the simplest thing they have is with a functioning sim. It does make you think it's a shame there's not more options out there for older people, particularly those with dementia, but obviously they're not a big returning customer demographic so there's capitalism for you.

Great mobile for my husband

Great little phone that I got for my elderly dad. However, it is very small, which some might prefer but my Dad needs something bigger. Also when the phone rings a silent option comes up just above the phone icon so my Dad keeps pressing that by accident, so his phone is constantly on silent!!!! I have to keep going round to his house and there is a long process of getting back off silent!!!! So sadly back to his old phone.

Perfect phone .