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Top 10 rating according to KP

Despite the fre­net­ic progress in the mobile indus­try, there are still staunch fans of but­ton phones. And there are still many options on the mar­ket. KP has pre­pared a rank­ing of the best phones with large but­tons in 2022.

1. teXet ТМ-В226

The phone is very user-friend­ly: it has a sim­ple inter­face, clear labels on very large embossed keys, large screen fonts and a clock. And on the rear pan­el there is a flash­light and an SOS but­ton for auto­mat­ic emer­gency calls.

There are some nice addi­tions too: a 0.3‑megapixel cam­era, radio, and sup­port for microSD mem­o­ry cards up to 16 GB.

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Large and com­fort­able but­tons, sim­ple inter­face

Weak cam­era

2. Sigma mobile Comfort 50 Light

The phone is also intend­ed for the old­er gen­er­a­tion. Of the use­ful, you can high­light a pow­er­ful built-in flash­light, FM radio and an emer­gency SOS but­ton. To dis­play con­tacts, mes­sages and menu items, a 1.8‑inch screen with a high con­trast mar­gin is used.

The remov­able 1100 mAh bat­tery lasts for a week of use in mod­er­ate activ­i­ty mode with­out recharg­ing.

3. Prestigio Muze L1

A sim­ple push-but­ton tele­phone from the “grand­moth­er’s phone” fam­i­ly. Among the advan­tages are large but­tons, a bright col­or screen and an SOS key. As well as good mul­ti­me­dia fea­tures: music and video play­ers, a radio and a 0.3 megapix­el cam­era.

For data stor­age, sup­port for MicroSD up to 32 GB. There are two slots for SIM-cards in the mod­el, which is also pleas­ing.

4 Philips Xenium E331

Handy device with a com­fort­able phys­i­cal key­board, opti­mized for the elder­ly due to the large keys. There is the pos­si­bil­i­ty of using two SIM-cards, as well as a fair­ly large 2.4‑inch screen.

Philips Xeni­um E331 runs on its own oper­at­ing sys­tem, and also sup­ports mem­o­ry cards up to 32 GB for mul­ti­me­dia stor­age. Of the oth­er nice bonus­es — the pres­ence of a vibrat­ing alert, speak­er­phone and radio.

5. VERTEX C311

The 2‑inch device is per­fect­ly com­ple­ment­ed by voice guid­ance for press­ing large keys, voice rep­e­ti­tion of incom­ing calls and an SOS but­ton for emer­gency calls.

There is a flash­light, a radio and a large 1400 mAh bat­tery. The bat­tery pro­vides the phone with 400 hours of stand­by time.

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6. Elari CardPhone

It’s an ultra-com­pact com­mu­ni­ca­tion device, about the size of a cred­it card, but with keys the size of a screen. Card­Phone is designed not only for the elder­ly, but also for busi­ness­men as an addi­tion­al phone.

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Due to syn­chro­niza­tion with the smart­phone’s address book, the user will be able to copy all con­tacts to the Card­Phone. The device also has an alarm clock, a cal­cu­la­tor and even Blue­tooth for data exchange.

7. ONEXT Care Phone 5

Anoth­er monoblock with two slots for SIM-cards. The screen of the phone has a diag­o­nal of 1.8 inch­es, and on the back there is a 0.1 MP cam­era.

Of the mul­ti­me­dia fea­tures, it is worth high­light­ing FM radio and a play­er for lis­ten­ing to music. The bat­tery capac­i­ty of the phone is 1200 mAh, which is enough for a week of work in medi­um activ­i­ty mode.

8. BQ BQM-2000 Baden-Baden

This is not just a clamshell with two screens — first of all, it is a “grand­moth­er’s phone” with an SOS but­ton and a rather com­fort­able key­board with large but­tons. And a nice addi­tion will be the choice of the col­or of the phone from four options: gold­en, red, black and white.

Oth­er fea­tures include a sep­a­rate but­ton to turn on the flash­light, a cam­era, sup­port for mem­o­ry cards. The bat­tery, how­ev­er, is not very large capac­i­ty — 800 mAh.

9 Nokia 105

Com­pact Series 30 phone with 1.8″ TFT dis­play. It works in 2G net­works from an 800 mAh bat­tery (the man­u­fac­tur­er claims that this is enough for a whole month in stand­by mode).

Nokia 105 allows you to save up to 500 SMS, and the phone book can hold two thou­sand con­tacts. Also, the phone is equipped with FM-radio and microUSB 2.0 con­nec­tor.

10.Micromax X408

In addi­tion to large but­tons, the device with a 1.8‑inch col­or screen has a slot for two SIM-cards, MP3 play­er and FM radio. And for easy data trans­fer, this phone is equipped with Blue­tooth 2.1. The X408 also has a 0.3 megapix­el dig­i­tal cam­era. 800 mAh bat­tery.

How to choose a phone with big buttons

A phone with large but­tons has sev­er­al advan­tages. It has phys­i­cal but­tons that are easy to use. In addi­tion, such devices are much less frag­ile than the touch screen of a smart­phone. “KP” gives advice on choos­ing a device with large but­tons in 2022.

Strength

Before buy­ing, think about how this phone will be used. Is there any pos­si­bil­i­ty that it could fall or get scratched on the screen? If you are look­ing for a durable option, then a flip phone is the best choice.

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Internet connection

Think about whether the user needs an Inter­net con­nec­tion, per­haps to use instant mes­sen­gers, social net­works, or check email. If this is nec­es­sary, then it is worth con­sid­er­ing phones of a high­er seg­ment.

Simplicity

How much tech­ni­cal expe­ri­ence does the user have? Is he ready and able to learn? The reg­u­lar fea­ture phone is the sim­plest solu­tion here, although it tends to have few­er fea­tures than oth­er options on the mar­ket.

vision problems

Many phones with large but­tons are bought for old­er users who may have vision prob­lems. Screen size must be con­sid­ered so that the user can eas­i­ly read con­tact infor­ma­tion and text mes­sages.

Screen size and buttons

The larg­er the screen, the eas­i­er it is to read. Also, not all key­boards are the same. Some phones have but­tons that are larg­er and eas­i­er to press.

Durability

If the phone is going to be dropped or placed in the open a lot, then its dura­bil­i­ty is key. An unpro­tect­ed phone screen can be eas­i­ly bro­ken in case of an emer­gency. Take care of a cov­er or case for the device.

cameras

A good cam­era may seem like a lux­u­ry on these hand­sets, but for many users it can come in handy. There are mod­els on the mar­ket with more or less tol­er­a­ble qual­i­ty cam­eras.

Storage space

If the user plans to store pho­to and audio files on the phone, it is worth con­sid­er­ing how much stor­age space it pro­vides. Some mod­els allow you to use addi­tion­al remov­able mem­o­ry cards.

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