Top 20 Basic Easy To Use Mobile Phone For Seniors

Introduction

This article provides a guide to the best mobile phones for a beginner with limited funds. There are various models in this review, including cheap Android phones, basic iPhone smartphones and budget BlackBerrys.

The options are given in order of how much you will spend on each handset, starting from the least cost before going up to more expensive ones. The author also includes some recommendations on where to buy one as he feels it is important that people have choices when purchasing their first handset.

Top 20 Basic Easy To Use Mobile Phone

1. T-Mobile myTouch 3G Slide

This is an easy to use cell phone that has all the basic functions. You can make calls, text message others and browse the internet. It does not have a touch screen but it is still pretty good for those who want a simple smartphone. The design of the telephone will also appeal to many people, with its glossy finish and compact keypad. Cost: $0-150 USD.

2. BlackBerry Curve 8320

If you are looking for an entry level BlackBerry, then this model is good for you. It has a decent 2 Megapixel camera and allows you to access the internet, making emails very easy to send or receive. It does not have the latest version of the operating system, instead using that from 2008, which some people may find frustrating. Cost: $0-150 USD.

3. Nokia 6230 Classic

This is a basic looking handset that looks like an old school Nokia model. It is also very easy to use and can be used for making calls, texting others and browsing the internet. The only real downside to this phone is its cost as it is fairly expensive. Cost: $0-150 USD.

4. Samsung Illusion

This is one of the cheapest BlackBerrys on the market. It has a good battery life and you can use it to check emails or browse the internet. The camera is only 2 Megapixels, which will not be ideal if you want to take lots of photos. Cost: $0-150 USD.

5. Motorola Defy Plus

This is an iPhone clone, which will appeal to those who love Apple products. It looks very similar to the iPhone 4 and has similar features too. It allows you to check your emails, download apps and browse the internet on a 3G network using Wi-Fi or Bluetooth technology. Cost: $0-150 USD.

6. LG Nexus 4

This Android phone has a very good design, with its curved back and the 3.5 Mega Pixel camera. The price is quite high for such a basic model, and certainly not for those with very little money. It can be used to browse the internet, send emails or text messages. Cost: $0-150 USD.

7. iPhone 3GS

This is an iPhone clone that looks nearly identical to the iPhone 4S model on the market now. It allows you to make calls, download apps and browse the internet on a 3G network using Wi-Fi or Bluetooth technology although it will only work in parts of Europe. Cost: $0-150 USD.

8. T-Mobile G1

This is a basic Android phone that has a good 2 Megapixel camera. It does have some other features though, including the ability to send emails, text messages and access the internet. It only works on a certain network though so it will not work for everyone. Cost: $0-150 USD.

9. BlackBerry Bold 9700

This is a very good basic model for those with limited funds as it has all the functions you would expect from such an expensive handset. You can call, text message others and access the internet using Wi-Fi or Bluetooth technology. Cost: $0-150USD.

10. Samsung T369 Gravity

This is an easy to use Android phone that has a basic camera. It does allow you to make calls, text message others and browse the internet but it only works with Wi-Fi so can be frustrating when on the move. Cost: $0-150 USD.

11. Nokia Lumia 710

This is a basic handset that can be used for accessing the internet, making calls and sending emails. It has a good 2 Megapixel camera and charges wirelessly so you do not have to keep plugging it in to charge. Cost: $0-150 USD.

12. Apple iPhone 4S

This is an iPhone clone that has similar features to the iPhone 5 but is still very easy to use thanks to its touchscreen. It allows you to call, text message others and access the internet on a 3G network using Wi-Fi or Bluetooth technology. Cost: $0-150 USD.

13. HTC G2 Touch

This is another basic touchscreen mobile phone that looks very similar to the HTC Legend model from 2010. It allows you to make calls, text messages and browse the internet on a 3G network. Cost: $0-150 USD.

14. Nokia 6303 Classic

This is a classic looking telephone that has a basic camera but can be used for making calls, sending emails and browsing the internet with Wi-Fi or Bluetooth technology. It does look rather unfashionable though so is better suited to teens and young adults Cost: $0-100 USD.

15. Samsung i8510 INNOV8

This is an entry level Samsung model that has a basic camera and allows you to make calls, text message others and use the internet. It does have a touchscreen though so can be used to access the internet. Cost: $0-150 USD.

16. Samsung Galaxy Mini S5570i

This is another entry level Samsung handset that looks similar to the S5300 model on the market now. It allows you to make calls, text message others and browse the internet using Wi-Fi or Bluetooth technology. Cost: $0-150USD.

17. Samsung E720

This is an entry level Android handset that looks very similar to the Samsung Galaxy Ace model from 2011. It has a basic camera, but the screen size will allow you to easily read emails and browse the internet, making this a good basic phone. Cost: $0-150 USD.

18. LG Optimus Black P960

This is an entry level LG handset that has a touchscreen and allows you to make calls, text message others and access the internet using Wi-Fi or Bluetooth technology. It does have a good 5 Mega Pixel camera for when you need to take photos. Cost: $0-150 USD.

19. Nokia 3310

This is a basic entry level mobile phone that has a very limited number of functions. It allows you to make calls and text message others but it will not allow you to access the internet or check your emails. Cost: $0-150 USD.

20. BlackBerry Style 9670

This is a great-looking BlackBerry with a touch-screen and a slide out QWERTY keyboard, allowing for fast and easy typing of text messages. It can be used for making calls and checking emails, but does not have the internet browsing facilities of some other models.

Conclusion

We have covered a range of different BlackBerry models here. They range from the very expensive to the very basic, so it is clear that this is a phone for all budgets. Do not forget that you can also use your BlackBerry in conjunction with a Wi-Fi or Bluetooth headset and this will provide you with another great way of using your new BlackBerry handset. You could say that each model provides you with the best features for your needs and budget.

You should consider looking at official websites before purchasing any handset as these will often offer discounts and special offers on the model of device that you want to purchase. Research has shown that customers who do this are much more satisfied when they have bought their new handset.