Swissvoice G55

G55, the easy-to-use smartphone, with adapted features and ergonomy for Seniors

Easy charging base to facilitate the home usage:
steady and secure charging base for simple charging and to always know where the phone is.

Adapted ergonomy for seniors:
Senior-made menu with big touch keys, for unskilled senior who have never used a smartphone or have unsteady hands.
No scroll, no slide but slow press on touch-keys with four levels of press duration according to user dexterity to avoid errors. Vibration & visual feedback on each press to confirm correct use.

Simplified use of WhatsApp:
with 4 choices: text message, video call, voice call, voice message to enable the use of WhatsApp to older generation. In addition, the smartphone offers the text to speech messages for more simplicity.

Large easy-to-read HD display:
with clear contrasts and large characters, three photo memories on welcome page to call the favorite contacts and three physical keys to press for a quick use: Home, Back, Recent Apps.

G55 is also equipped with talking digits and Speech to text dialing for seniors experiencing sight issues. And to never miss a call, the ringer volume is adjustable to up to 75dB with a vibrating option.

The mobile is compatible with hearing aids (M4/T4)

SOS button:
to automatically send emergency pre-recorded voice calls and text messages with GPS location to five programmable numbers

SAR values Head: max: 0.592 W/kg – Body max: 1.336 W/kg – Limbs max: 2.741 W/Kg

The specific absorption rate (SAR) of the mobile phones is a measure of the rate of radiofrequency energy absorption by the body. Its measure is Watt per kilogram (W/kg). The maximum allowed radiation value in Europe is 2 Watt/kg for Head and Body.