Kazam Life B4 gris foncé (1.80"), Téléphone portable à touches, Noir
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Le Kazam Life B4 est un téléphone mobile simple au format barre classique. Il dispose d’un petit écran couleur de moins de 3 pouces et d’un clavier numérique. La batterie intégrée se situe autour de 700 à 1000 mAh et est généralement amovible. L’appareil offre de la place pour les contacts et les SMS ainsi que des fonctions d’appel de base. Selon la version, on trouve un appareil photo simple, une radio FM et une fonction lampe torche.
Avis Kazam Life B4 gris foncé (1.80"), Téléphone portable à touches, Noir
Basé sur 11 avis
Nice little basic phone for basic communication. No predictive text nor internet, (which is all but useless for such a small device anyway especially as most modern email needs a more advanced device to access it.) It's compact size makes it good for places you might not want to take a more expensive phone, work or on trips, for example..
Nice little basic phone for basic communication. No predictive text nor internet, (which is all but useless for such a small device anyway especially as most modern email needs a more advanced device to access it.) It's compact size makes it good for places you might not want to take a more expensive phone, work or on trips, for example..
fiddler
22 septembre 2017
It's fine, but I developed a pain in the side of my head when using it. The same types of pain I get when using a powerful walkie-talkie, so I'm concerned about the emissions from the phone. I would definitely recommend using the included hands-free kit.
It's fine, but I developed a pain in the side of my head when using it. The same types of pain I get when using a powerful walkie-talkie, so I'm concerned about the emissions from the phone. I would definitely recommend using the included hands-free kit.
Cold Chicken
15 février 2017
This is a tidy little phone that's intended for a gift for an individual who lives mistly off grid. The battery life is such that it's an ideal handset for almost guaranteed battery charge even after a few days as opposed to the iPhone beasts that drain power just by looking at it. The Kazam has very few bells and whistles - and I beleive its also discontinued from the company website - but it functions, has a radio, can take basic images - it's perfect for what it's intended to do.
This is a tidy little phone that's intended for a gift for an individual who lives mistly off grid. The battery life is such that it's an ideal handset for almost guaranteed battery charge even after a few days as opposed to the iPhone beasts that drain power just by looking at it. The Kazam has very few bells and whistles - and I beleive its also discontinued from the company website - but it functions, has a radio, can take basic images - it's perfect for what it's intended to do.
Ken McDonald
8 février 2016
I don't think smartphones are a good thing to have at home; I was fiddling about online before bed, and it was messing with my sleep. So I decided to switch to a "dumb" phone. This one fit the bill perfectly. It has no games, and no Facebook. If you really want to talk to me, you have to phone. Texting is fiddly without a T9 keyboard, but that's not really a problem. I use a service called IFTT to send me a text if an appointment from my calendar pops up as an email so I don't miss anything important. It's a good device. Small, light, and everything works like an old-fashioned phone. You'll not need to read the manual to do everything on it. It comes with a headset and a UK charger, and charges via a Micro USB socket. My £100+ smartphone didn't come with a charger, or a headset. Anything else? Yeah, a good radio and MP3 player functionality.
I don't think smartphones are a good thing to have at home; I was fiddling about online before bed, and it was messing with my sleep. So I decided to switch to a "dumb" phone. This one fit the bill perfectly. It has no games, and no Facebook. If you really want to talk to me, you have to phone. Texting is fiddly without a T9 keyboard, but that's not really a problem. I use a service called IFTT to send me a text if an appointment from my calendar pops up as an email so I don't miss anything important. It's a good device. Small, light, and everything works like an old-fashioned phone. You'll not need to read the manual to do everything on it. It comes with a headset and a UK charger, and charges via a Micro USB socket. My £100+ smartphone didn't come with a charger, or a headset. Anything else? Yeah, a good radio and MP3 player functionality.
Chris Davies
23 septembre 2015
Great little phone, wanted a basic pay as you go. Cannot fault this one easy to use and understand. Would highly recommend.
Great little phone, wanted a basic pay as you go. Cannot fault this one easy to use and understand. Would highly recommend.
LITTLEM
11 août 2015
