John's Phone

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Do you like fancy phones? Are you interested in the number of functions when choosing a model? Are you actively using a mobile camera, voice recorder, calculator, player and other features of modern cellular devices? Are you texting day and night? Do you change your ringtones, alarm clock, and reminders weekly? In queues and transport, do you entertain yourself with snakes, lemmings and mini golf, tensely pressing the arrow keys? Then this phone... absolutely not for you.
Unlike other suppliers of multifunctional mobile devices, which cannot be called simple phones, the design company John Doe Amsterdam went from the opposite, releasing a model that was simply simplified to outrage.

John's Phone is a real gift for two categories of consumers: minimalists who use the phone only for communication, and extremists who like eccentric things despite convenience.
The model with a cute design and a weight of 95 grams has a built-in notebook. Built-in in the truest sense – the back panel is a place with a transparent door for storing a notebook and pencil. Or even a ballpoint pen. Here's a book for you. However, the phone itself also has some memory. Rather, of course, none, rather than any, because you can only store ten numbers, and the rest in a notebook!

On the front panel there is a numeric keypad and buttons for receiving and ending a call, on the top there is a monochrome display, designed to display only one subscriber number and display the battery charge of the device.
The side panel is equipped with two three–position controls - one for setting the volume, the other for turning on, off and locking the phone keyboard.
The really remarkable advantage of John's Phone is the standby time, which is measured not in hours and days, but in weeks. The battery life of 1200 mAh battery without recharging is approximately three weeks.
The model, which looks more like a car TV remote control, is available in three colors: stylish white, businesslike black and delicate pink.

However, not all the innovations of recent years have been deprived of John's Phone - the mobile device kit includes a pleasant-looking wireless headset.
Such a phone is not only an unusual solution for fans of making a splash among inveterate iPhone users, but also the most convenient way to stay in constant touch with relatives who can't keep up with progress. No unnecessary functions that complicate the process of getting used to the device, a simple and really stylish design and large buttons – well, what's not a gift to your beloved grandmother? https://mostbet-mu.com/pt/