Buying two for greater security, in a shorter period of the month, both had problems with the microphone. Even if they give it to you for free, don't take it since they are intended for elderly people who don't deserve to feel disconnected from those around them.

Purchased for my grandmother. Besides having large buttons, my grandmother also wants the speakerphone function to be able to hear. However, the phone is so difficult to use that she can't activate the speakerphone, as when someone calls her, she has to press another button to enable the speakerphone, unlike when she calls someone, resulting in confusion and pressing random buttons, ultimately putting us on hold because she presses the wrong buttons. I believe that a phone for the elderly should be more user-friendly, simple, and customizable.

Positive
- Large buttons
- FM radio and even without the need for headphone cable
- Bluetooth
- Resistant to falls from bed-table
- Flashlight

Negative
- High consumption, with zero use it needs to be charged every 2 days (a Nokia 10x I had before lasted a week!)
- Volume 1 out of 5 on the radio is annoyingly loud (good for the deaf of course)
- Relatively difficult menu
- There doesn't seem to be a way for SMS reception to be either silent or make a beep. I've been looking for it for 2 years now... if it exists somewhere, I'll take it back and refer to the previous observation...
- Expensive compared to other similarly basic functionality phones like Nokia, Alcatel

I bought it for my elderly mother who has no relation to technology - mainly because of the large buttons. It does its job just fine and has a remarkably good battery.

The menu is not user-friendly. The letter P is missing and the display is small and slanted. It is very difficult for elderly people, for whom I bought it. When scrolling through names to choose, it is not clear which name is displayed and with which number. I bought it because of the Panasonic brand, but in the end, it is not worth its money.

In my opinion, it is overpriced. It is targeted towards the elderly, but it should still have: 1. Clearer characters (the capital P is small and italicized) 2. More customization options for the special buttons up and down 3. Easier adjustment to the settings (first you select and then confirm that you have chosen in order for the selection to change!!) 4. More and stronger ringtones (I had to download a ringtone from the internet to serve my grandfather as the built-in ones were like those of the first mobile phones). The strong points are the emergency button and the fairly good battery. Overall, it is average but especially for Panasonic, it is probably disappointing.