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Anyone who wants a simple, durable phone purely for calls and texts, with a genuine safety net in the form of a one-press assistance button.
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Upfront Cost:
£79.00
Compare 6 contract deals and 2 SIM-free offers for the Doro Leva E10 from UK retailers.
The best Doro Leva E10 contract deal starts from £11.95/month with Metrofone.
Over 24 months, the cheapest contract totals £286.80. Buying SIM-free at £79.00 plus a comparable SIM-only deal (~£8.00/mo for 15GB) totals £271.00 — making the SIM-free route £15.80 cheaper overall.
Buy the Doro Leva E10 SIM-free from £79.00 at Metrofone.
The Doro Leva E10 is a classic candybar mobile phone aimed squarely at people who want to make calls and send texts without the complexity, cost, or fragility of a smartphone. It has physical buttons with high contrast keys, a small 2.4-inch screen, and Doro's trademark loud, clear call quality tuned for hearing aid compatibility. A basic 0.3MP camera is included for quick snapshots, but this is not a phone bought for photography. The standout feature is Doro's Secure Button, which lets the user send an alert to a trusted contact at the press of a key, a genuinely useful safety net for elderly or vulnerable users living alone. Battery life easily stretches across several days between charges thanks to the simple hardware and small 1150mAh cell running efficiently, and the phone is built to survive drops of up to a metre. It supports 4G for reliable calls as networks retire 3G, and a 3.5mm headphone jack keeps it compatible with wired accessories. This is a no-fuss backup or primary phone for anyone who finds smartphones overwhelming or unnecessary.
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| Feature | Doro Leva E10 | Doro Leva E22 |
|---|---|---|
| Design | Candybar | Clamshell (flip) |
| Display | 2.4-inch TFT, 240×320 pixels | 2.8-inch TFT, 320×240 pixels |
| Battery | 1150mAh | 1150mAh |
| Weight | 118.9 g | 127.8 g |
| Dimensions | 128.4 × 67.6 × 12.7 mm | 107.7 × 56.7 × 20.5 mm (folded) |
| Extras | 3.5mm headphone jack | FM radio, LED torch |
| SIM-free price | From £79.00 | From £89.00 |
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128.4 x 67.6 x 12.7 mm
118.9
Feature phone (Mocor RTOS)
0.3 MP, LED flash
TFT, 4:3, ~167 ppi, non-touch bar phone
2.4
240x320
Unisoc T127
GSM / HSPA / LTE
1150
5 W wired (USB-C)
