Doro has announced the launch of its latest feature phone, the Doro PhoneEasy 631, in Ireland. The clamshell handset is available now nationwide in O2 Ireland stores and online.
Doro’s research shows that whilst some seniors are interested in upgrading to a smart device, there is a large group that feels more comfortable with a feature phone. The Doro PhoneEasy 631 has all the tools that would be expected from a feature phone plus the ability to record and share videos with its easy-to-use camera.The Doro PhoneEasy 631 benefits from extra loud, clear sound and is hearing aid compatible to the highest level (T4/M4).
Chris Millington, Managing Director of Doro UK and Ireland, commented: “This is a truly stunning device with its smooth lines and attractive colour combination. It really is an excellent easy-to-use feature phone choice. This device is offered at an appealing price point, making it the ideal selection for someone looking to upgrade their feature phone.”
The Doro PhoneEasy 631 is priced at €70 on O2 PrePay plans.
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