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Mobiles: Cell Phones

ZTE S302

Price and description
From: 12 votes.
Good
Publish date: 12 October 2009 by Michael Joubert
Recommended Retail Price R399
Description
Vodacom's release of the ZTE S302 won't set off the gadget-geek alarm, instead it's aimed at users with specific needs. The oversized buttons for example are great for people with hand dexterity problems, while the extra ringing volume can help people who suffer from hearing loss. Read our complete ZTE S302 review.
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The Tech Breakdown

The Good
The Bad
The Conclusion

SOS button, large buttons, loud ringing, easy to operate
Radio reception not that great, instruction manual could also have catered for specific needs
A great cellphone for the target market of people with specific needs or older people

Tags: zte | specific needs | vodacom

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User Comments
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Posted by Tony Leca
 

The ZTE Phone has a monochorme screen and limited design. The guys at zslic technologies do a similar phone that has all the features ofteh ZTE with a larger colour screen . Only R200 more , it is worth the price diffierence . ZSLIC phones are also well supported after the sale .

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Posted by Tony Leca
 

Forgot to mention the URL - www.zslicmobile.com

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Posted by Mario alex
 

Bought one Zslic phone from PS technologies for my mother in law and lets just say she loves me like her own son.

Support is great as i had a problem with teh first one and they just swopped it out although it was user error.

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Posted by Florin
 How can an engineer be so stupid to design huge buttons but a small display? HOW????
On the other way, the functions (the menu) are not so simple to access, the menu is rather complicated for old people. IS a phone for the grandma, why does she needs all sort of functions and settings?
It would be a good ideea to TO PUT a special code or a special hiden button for all SPECIAL settings and to use this ******* butotns only for CALLS and SMS? All old people dont need to set SMS lifetime, Network settings, calculators, alarms, schedules, an all sort of IDIOT and usless functions which are distracting their attention.
THE MENU was designed by an IDIOT, and the screen is small! It has a lot of good parts of design, but it has absolutely IDIOT functions. I think the company designed like that only to have what to upgrade later. There is no human explenation for an engineer to design a phone with such a complicated menu and small screen!
It has a loud sound for ringing tones but I bearley hear during the conversation. Why? Why? Whay?
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Posted by Harold
 A great phone - easy to use, display bright and easy to read. I have no problems with the phone. Does not have all the bells and whistles; they should scrap the radio; all I need is a phone and that is what the ZTE is.

The ZTE is my first choice.
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