As such, the Doro PhoneEasy 612 is designed from the ground up to be as easy as possible to get the hang of. It also struggles in low light, especially as it lacks an LED flash to help it out in darker conditions. Its menu system is very straight forward, the keypad is big and roomy and there are some good features such as the emergency assistance button on the rear. Go to your nearest recycling centre and hand in your waste product to the relevant collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment. However, the clip that the lanyard slides into is under the battery cover and it’s a bit fiddly to attach.

The original warranty does not cover damage due to a short circuit in the battery or use of accessories that are not Doro original.The latter allows you to assign up to five numbers to the button so when it’s held down it repeatedly dials each one on the list until it gets an answer.

It’s fairly large too, measuring 100mm tall when closed and 190mm tall when open, but we don’t think this is a negative as it means there’s plenty of room for a large keyboard and screen.

I have an older phone which my mother had when she was alive and needed to unlock it for my aged brother in law. Underneath the microUSB port there’s a miniature headphone jack for use with the supplied headphone/headset. months for accompanying accessories such as batteries, chargers, headphones, cables, covers and cases. This has good reception and although it doesn’t have RDS it does allow you to save stations as presets and assign names to them. By securing products, batteries and packaging are disposed of correctly, you will help prevent potentially negative consequences for the environment and human health which could be caused by inappropriate waste handling.