Koruima K2401 Keypad Phones 2.4" 1800mAh 5V 1A Charger Dual Sim Button Mobile Phones

• A tough, easy-to-use phone with a light you can switch on in a second — perfect for everyday life and power cuts.
• Easy for everyone — a simple menu and loud, clear calls make it a good phone for parents and older family members.
• Strong and steady chip: keeps the phone running smoothly and lasting a long time.
• Slide-on flashlight: just push the cover and the light comes on — no unlocking, no menus.
• Big 1800mAh battery: lasts for days, so you don't have to charge it often.
• Loud 3-in-1 speaker: clear sound for calls, music and videos.
• 5V 1A charger: charges about twice as fast as a normal 500mA charger.
• 32M RAM & ROM: runs smoothly for everyday use.
• Save up to 200 messages: keep your important chats.
• Store 500 contacts: save all your family and friends' numbers.

Q: How long does the battery last?
A: The 1800mAh battery gives you days of use — built for places with unreliable power, so you're not charging every day.

Q: Can I use two SIM cards / two networks?
A: Yes — dual SIM lets you keep work and family separate, or pick the cheapest network.

Q: Is it easy to use for someone who isn't tech-savvy?
A: Yes — a simple menu and easy-to-use keys with loud, clear calls make it easy for everyday use and for parents and older adults.

Q: How does the flashlight turn on?
A: Just slide the back cover — the light switches on at once, no unlocking, no menus. Handy in a power cut.

Q: Do the flashlight and FM radio need internet?
A: No — the bright torch and wireless FM radio work with no data at all.

Q: What charger does it use?
A: A standard 5V 1A phone charger — the common kind, so you can top up easily anywhere.

Q: Can it take photos?
A: Yes — it has a camera for quick everyday snaps, plus a bright flashlight for low light.

Q: Can I use Facebook / social apps?
A: Palmchat, Facebook and Twitter are pre-installed, so you can chat without a smartphone.

Q: Will it work on my mobile network?
A: Yes — it runs on 2G GSM networks (850/900/1800/1900), so it works wherever 2G coverage is available. Check your carrier's 2G service in your area.