Doro 6040 – Overview Sometimes you just want a phone which is simple to use. Like other Doro phones with a flip/clamshell design, the 6040 is easy and practical to use. It keeps things simple giving you what you need without all the extras you don’t. It has been designed with mature people in mind, it makes technology accessible with genuinely helpful features. The flip design is robust and has the extra benefit of protecting the main display. A physical numerical keyboard with large buttons makes the 6040 easy-to-navigate, with loud clear sound and an assistance button for when you need to quickly contact someone in an emergency. The 6040 has a 2.8-inch full-colour QVGA display with large fonts, which make it easy to read. It is also possible to easily adjust the size of the font on the screen to your requirements. Sound is loud and clear with Hearing Aid compatibility (T4/M4), so you can always enjoy a conversation. An assistance button on the back of the 6040 can be programmed to make a call or text to a selection of pre-set number(s) when held down. This can be used in the event of a fall or other emergency if the phone is in reach. The Doro 6040 is compatible with Response by Doro, offering an easy-to-service to provide seniors with greater security and freedom. When the assistance button is pressed it will initial try contacting a designated relative. If they are not available the call is automatically sent to one of Doro’s alarm centres where there are staff available 24/7. Response by Doro requires a paid subscription. Please note the Doro 6040 is only compatible with 2G mobile networks, this means it will not work with 3 Mobile in the UK. Reasons to buy the Doro 6040 Traditional voice and text mobile phone Flip phone robust design protects the internal display Large, wide-spaced numerical keypad and function buttons 2.8\" full-colour QVGA display (320 x 240 pixels) Hearing-aid compatible T4/M4 Assistance / SOS button Box Contents Doro 6040 Mobile Phone Mains Plug Micro USB Lead Charging Cradle Headset Quick Start Guide