Vodafone V One 4G
| Button Type | Physical Keypad |
|---|---|
| Actual Display Size | 2.4 inches |
| Operating System | Other |
| Year of Release | 2023 |
| Average Price | $49 as of 31 10 2023 |
Where can I get this device?
Also available at other retailers.
Accessibility Features
Hearing Impairment and Deaf
- Bluetooth or Wi-Fi
- Text Messaging/SMS
Physical
- Bluetooth or Wi-Fi
- Headset - plug connected
- Physical Dialling Keys
Speech
- Bluetooth or Wi-Fi
Vision
- Bluetooth or Wi-Fi
- Key Marker – Raised '5'
- Key Numbers - Standard Layout
- Key Press - Vibration or Click
Where can I get this device?
Accessible Telecoms is a resource that provides free information on the accessibility features of different devices, however does not act as a retailer for those devices. Click on the links to view retailers that sell this device.
- View Device at Vodafone
- View Device at Kmart
- View Device at Officeworks
- View Device at Big W
- Also available at other retailers.
More Information
Vodafone V One 4G webpage
View InformationVodafone V One 4G PDF
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