I’m not the only one.  Sir Philip Green, the retailing titan who owns BHS is the proud owner of the entire back stock of Nokia 6130’s just in case one breaks.  Ditto Marco Pierre White.  Both are rather public owners of straightforward, no nonsense, simple phones that do what they say on the tin.

For the mobility impaired the issue of mobile phones runs somewhat deeper.  It’s just not a question of choice but practicality.   The fiddly buttons, small screens and tricky navigation can make them a true nightmare, especially for the hard of sight and people with dexterity problems (for example arthritis sufferers).

That’s why I’ve been rather taken with the latest addition to Bea Fon’s range of big button mobiles. Bea Fon is a new big button mobile phone manufacturer who provides phones that are not only easy to use but stylish and modern in design.

The Bea-fon S20 is the latest easy to use, basic mobile phone with a whole range of useful features for everyday use. At just 85g the Beafon S20 is also one of the lightest easy to use big button phones on the market.  

stylish, smart and practical

The Bea-fon S20 is the latest easy to use, basic mobile phone with a whole range of useful features for everyday use. At just 85g the Beafon S20 is also one of the lightest easy to use big button phones on the market.  

With a curvy design the Beafon S20 is secure to hold while being easy on the eye with its distinctive but discrete big button design, making it ideal for those whose eyesight is less than perfect.

The Bea-fon S20 also boasts quad band GSM communication, a solid talk time of up to 250 min and a standby time of nearly 350 hours.  As a hearing aid friendly phone the Bea-fon S20 additionally has futures to suit the hard of hearing with 5 Ringtone levels, hands free functionality, adjustable headset volume and hearing aid compatibility.

The Bea-fon S20 caters for the security conscious with a useful range of security features such as an SOS button for emergency calls and SMS messages, built-in flashlight and a key lock button preventing accidental calls.

All in all, the Bea Fon S20 is designed to cater for everyone with its large clear screen, big buttons, loud ringer and hearing aid compatibility.  However, most importantly it really assists those who may be partially sighted, dexterity impaired or hard of hearing.  It is available in both black and white for just £99.00 at www.MatobShop.co.uk.

BTW, if you are mobility impaired, don’t forget to visit Mobility Compare which has an excellent comparison chart, buyers’ guides and news on all things mobility.