Konka U6 Mobile Phone
This cellphone has been designed with us oldies, with its simple menu system, large keys, decent size numbers and letters on the screen.
Features:
* 2.3" display,
* 5MP camera [Not many phones aimed at Senior market have this MP camera],
* 4GB memory [Expandable 32GB with a MicroSD memory card]
* Fall detector - automatically sends out a distress call and text message, including GPS location anywhere with 3G service/signal.
SOS button - Program this feature to enable one-touch activation. The phone will then make a call to your pre-programmed choice.
* Desktop charger cradle [as seen in phone. Red light when charging; green when finished] - or use the USB cable on its own.
* Pedometer.
* Bluetooth
- go hands-free in the car.
* Loudspeaker
* Whats App feature
* Facebook App
* Earbuds included. [I never use earbuds, so these are new and still in their plastic bag.
* Lanyard included. Handy if you are unwell or prone to falls. Wear around your neck
This phone is not available retail in New Zealand. I bought it in September last year in Melbourne, though it hasn't been used all of that time. Probably 4 months usage.
I look after my handsets and this one is in excellent order with no scratches, screen damage, or any faults. It hasn't been up to my ear as I always use speakerphone. Mocha Brown colour is a nice change from a black handset. Have thought about keeping it but I've gone back to using another handset and it's just sitting idle. I have Rheumatoid Arthritis and find the keypad excellent. Light and compact handset.
Phone Declan on 0224-773-772 for a quicker contact as I don't always get in for messages on here in a timely manner.
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