The Jitterbug from Samsung

Ease of Use: Overall Rating:

 

This review is not complete and we have not had our hands on one of these but the Jitterbug phone looks like one fo the most simple cell phones to use ever...More is coming soon.

It comes in two models; the white/graphite and the OneTouch.

White/Grahite:

The Jitterbug in white or graphite offers a standard keypad with large, backlit buttons that are easier to see. If you wish to have the flexibility to dial numbers that are not in your phone list, this is the right phone for you.

OneTouch:

The Jitterbug OneTouch offers three oversized buttons instead of the standard key pad. The operator button connects you immediately with the Jitterbug operator 24-hours a day. The middle button can be personalized for the number you call most often: HOME, TOW, FRIEND, WORK, or MY CHOICE. The "911" button connects you immediately with emergency services. You can also dial direct using your personal phone list.

 

 

Service Plans :

The plans seem reasonable for a low use phone see them explained here:
http://www.jitterbug.com/ServicePlans/ They start at $15 for 30 minutes.

 

Pros: Simple, affordable, well thought out features for the intended users
Cons: OneTouch seems a bit too easy, if you can't dial a phone number you probably don't need to

 

Details:

Jitterbug

Carrier: Piggybacks on other carriers
Price: $147.00
Dimensions: 4" x 2" x 1" thick closed, extends to 7" when open
Weight: 4.5 ounces
Camera: none
Bluetooth: No
Card slot: None
Battery Life: Up to 4 hours

Ease of Use Rating: 5 stars
Overall Rating: 5 stars

 

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