| Key Specs | |
|---|---|
| Release date | Jan 31, 2015 |
| Display | |
| Display Type | High-contrast |
| Physical Features | |
| Thickness (metric) | 14 mm |
| Width (metric) | 50 mm |
| Height (metric) | 109 mm |
| Flashlight | LED |
| Available colors | Black |
| Connectivity | |
| Base technology | 2G |
| Battery Life | |
| Stand-by Time | 200hours |
| Talk Time | 180minutes |
| Music / Multimedia | |
| Speakers | Hearing aid-compatible |
| Speaker power | Not specified, but they mention "extra powerful" |
| General Specs | |
| Special features |
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| Other features | |
| Emergency Contacts | Optional |
| Special keys |
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Description:
The Emporia Essence Plus phone seems to offer purely basic specs. For starters, it has larger-sized buttons with elevated dots, a high-contrast display, and a hearing-aid-compatible speaker. This senior-oriented phone only stores up to 100 messages, has a frail 180 minutes of talk time, and a rather-sorry 200 minutes of stand-by time.
Also known as Emporia Essence RL1, Emporia RL-1.
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