It works on Android (and comes loaded with Android 10), but the main attractions of this phone are found within its simplicity.

With a monochromatic surface coloration, the accessory has a sleek and stylish appearance. However, it does not come with a desktop stand, limiting its functionality in terms of propping up the phone for easier use.

Use Favourite Functions: Taking pictures, activating the torch and more can all be done with the Smartcase buttons All the different options in there can be disconcerting (although necessary to help users personalise their experience), but there's no reason they need to be accessed very often. Smartcover and charger Automatically put your phone in loudspeaker mode (an alarm will sound to alert anyone nearby to assist)

Favourites can be customised, and the process for doing this is explained in both the installation manual and the Training Book. This phone is unique in the fact that I feel as though I could give it to any smartphone newcomer and they could intuitively figure it out themselves. That’s unique. This phone caught my attention for another reason. Christmas is coming up, and if you’re looking to buy a smartphone for an older relative, there aren’t any great options. Finally the onscreen keyboard is that little bit larger and clearer so writing that message or note is easier. With an abundance of accessibility features built-in, most seniors will be able to use the S5 and it doesn't come across as a difficult device to understand or use.

Yes, as is the standard for most modern mobile phones, a bright torch is included at the rear. This is great for any time you find yourself in a dark situation, and also provides a nice flash for low-light pictures. What Other Features Does This Phone Have? The main display of the S5 contains four major shortcuts and a couple of smaller links. The four large buttons take users to: