The compact shock-resistant model will become an affordable and understandable device for the older generation (the model is compatible with hearing aids) and will become a reliable companion in situations where you do not want to risk an expensive smartphone.

There is a notification panel on the cover of the phone which displays information about messages, missed calls, etc. The large numbers and letters on the backlit keys are easy to read even in low light. There will be a beep when pressed, so the user can confirm that the dialed number is correct. The shock-resistant casing protects the phone from damage when dropped from a height of 1.5 meters. A full battery provides up to 25 days (up to 600 hours) of standby time.

240 × 320 pixel high-contrast 2.4 inch TFT color screen and clear menus make navigation easy. The capacity of the phone book exceeds 450 numbers, and five subscribers can set up a priority call using the speakerphone (using the SOS button on the back of the phone). The built-in equalizer allows you to adjust the volume for each voice frequency range (there are three modes to choose from). There is also support for microSD cards.

The Panasonic KX-TU456 is available in Black for $ 57.

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