QUOTE(cactuscch2 @ Jul 16 2021, 09:50 AM)
Got RN10 (4G RAM version) abt a week ago, and set up for my 70+ yo father. Overall ok.
Wait for Lazada random flash sales @ RM649.
- camera quite good in daytime.
- use lite mode or set font size to XXL. He can read even without wearing glasses.
- he is extremely light user, usually will consume 25% battery in 24 hours.
- screen is very very vivid and bright.
- dual sim + 1 microSD slot.
- slightly slimmer / lighter, easier to hold
- sound is quite loud, can hear ringtones from quite far.
- I find some functions make it convenient for elderly
-- face unlock, pin, finger print, raise to wake up: I set all for him, easy to unlock.
-- double click volume (down) to launch camera, click the same button again to launch a 2 second timer to shoot (minimize camera shake, because no need to touch the screen)
-- Put apps he uses on the first/ second page (he has 10 buttons/ apps to click only), and move everything else in a folder, no clutter for him. Then, 'lock' the homescreen to prevent accidental click.
-- Put some widgets on the first row on the home screen (Data, Wifi, Torch, Screen lock) for quick access. He doesn't even need to swipe down for the shortcuts.
Has there been any issue with proximity sensor?Wait for Lazada random flash sales @ RM649.
- camera quite good in daytime.
- use lite mode or set font size to XXL. He can read even without wearing glasses.
- he is extremely light user, usually will consume 25% battery in 24 hours.
- screen is very very vivid and bright.
- dual sim + 1 microSD slot.
- slightly slimmer / lighter, easier to hold
- sound is quite loud, can hear ringtones from quite far.
- I find some functions make it convenient for elderly
-- face unlock, pin, finger print, raise to wake up: I set all for him, easy to unlock.
-- double click volume (down) to launch camera, click the same button again to launch a 2 second timer to shoot (minimize camera shake, because no need to touch the screen)
-- Put apps he uses on the first/ second page (he has 10 buttons/ apps to click only), and move everything else in a folder, no clutter for him. Then, 'lock' the homescreen to prevent accidental click.
-- Put some widgets on the first row on the home screen (Data, Wifi, Torch, Screen lock) for quick access. He doesn't even need to swipe down for the shortcuts.
Sep 6 2021, 12:20 PM

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