TTfone Mercury 2
£14.10
Get the TTfone Mercury 2 and experience the simple, easy-to-use mobile phone designed with seniors in mind!
Description
The TTfone Mercury 2 is a small and compact mobile phone that is designed primarily for seniors and people with disabilities. The mobile phone is user-friendly and has many features that enable seniors and people with disabilities to use their phone easily and reliably.
One of the most notable features of the TTfone Mercury 2 is its large and clear screen. The screen is 2.0 inches in size and has a high resolution, making it easy to read and navigate even for people with poor eyesight. The display is also backlit, which makes it easier to see in low light conditions.
Another feature of the TTfone Mercury 2 is its large keypad. The keypad is designed to be easy to use and features large, contrasting buttons that are easy to press. The phone also has a dedicated emergency button that can be programmed to call a designated number in case of an emergency.
The TTfone Mercury 2 is also equipped with a number of other features that make it an ideal mobile phone for seniors and people with disabilities. For example, the phone has an easy-to-use menu system that does not require a lot of scrolling or navigation. It also has a loud and clear speakerphone that makes it easy to hear conversations.
In terms of connectivity, the TTfone Mercury 2 has both Bluetooth and a micro-USB port for charging and data transfer. It also has a built-in FM radio and a music player for entertainment on the go.
Overall, the TTfone Mercury 2 is an excellent mobile phone for seniors and people with disabilities. It is easy to use, reliable, and has many features that make it an ideal choice for those who may struggle with more complex smartphones. With its large screen and keypad, intuitive menu system, and important emergency features, the TTfone Mercury 2 is an excellent choice for anyone looking for a simple and reliable mobile phone.
1.8″, 90g, N/A
TTfone Mercury 2 properties
| Product name |
Mercury 2 |
| Series |
Others |
| Release Year |
N/A |
| Senior Phone |
No |
| Communication Standards |
Bluetooth |
| USB |
Yes |
| Screen Size |
1.8 “ |
| Battery Capacity (mAh) |
600 mAh |
| Memory Card Reader |
Yes |
| Height |
102.5 mm |
| Width |
52.0 mm |
| Depth |
17.3 mm |
| Weight |
90.0 g |
Frequently Asked Questions:
"How do I transfer contacts from my old phone to the TTfone Mercury 2 using a computer?"
To transfer contacts from your old phone to the TTfone Mercury 2 using a computer, you can follow these steps:
1. Make sure that both your old phone and the TTfone Mercury 2 are compatible with the same data transfer method (e. Bluetooth, USB). You can check the user manual or contact TTfone's customer support for more information on this. Connect both phones to a computer using USB cables. Make sure that they are recognized by the computer and have access to the necessary drivers. On your old phone, go to settings and select "Backup & reset" or "System" depending on your Android version. Then, choose "Backup" or "Reset options" followed by "Export" or "Send via Bluetooth/USB. Select the contacts you want to transfer and choose where you want to save them on your computer (e. A CSV file). If you're using a USB cable, you may need to install a data transfer program on your computer (such as Samsung Kies or HTC Sync Manager) in order to access the phone's storage. Once the contacts are saved on your computer, connect the TTfone Mercury 2 to the same computer using USB. Go to its settings and select "Import/Export" or "Contacts" followed by "Import. Choose the CSV file you saved in step 4 as the source and follow the on-screen instructions to import the contacts into your TTfone Mercury 2. If you're using a USB cable, you may need to install a similar data transfer program for your TTfone model (such as TTfone PC Suite). Once the contacts have been transferred successfully, make sure to synchronize your old phone and the TTfone Mercury 2 regularly to keep them both up-to-date.
"How do I transfer contacts from my old phone to my new TTfone Mercury 2?"
To transfer contacts from your old phone to your new TTfone Mercury 2, you can follow these steps:
1. Backup your contacts from your old phone to a computer or cloud storage service like Google Drive, iCloud or Dropbox. This can typically be done by going to Settings > System > Backup & Reset > Backup My Data on an Android device, or through iTunes on an iPhone. On your TTfone Mercury 2, go to Settings > Contacts > Import/Export Contacts. Select "Import from SD card" or "Import from SIM card", depending on where you backed up your contacts. Insert the memory card or SIM card from your old phone into your TTfone Mercury 2's slot. Follow the on-screen instructions to import your contacts into your new device. This may take a few minutes, depending on how many contacts you have. Once the import is complete, you should see all of your contacts on your TTfone Mercury 2. To ensure that your contacts are synced across all devices, make sure they are saved to your Google or iCloud account as well. This will allow you to access them from any device signed into that account. Remember, it's always a good idea to periodically backup your contacts to prevent losing them in the event of a lost or damaged phone. By following these steps, you should be able to easily transfer your contacts to your new TTfone Mercury 2 and keep them safe and accessible.
I'm experiencing issues with making calls on my TTfone Mercury 2 - why is it not connecting to the network and what can I do to resolve this problem?
The TTfone Mercury 2 is a senior-friendly phone designed for ease of use, but like any device, it's not immune to technical issues. There could be several reasons why your TTfone Mercury 2 isn't connecting to the network. Here are some potential causes and solutions:
1. Weak Signal Strength**: Check if you're in an area with a weak signal. Try moving to a different location or getting closer to the window for better coverage. SIM Card Issues**: Ensure that your SIM card is inserted correctly and securely. Try removing and reinserting it, making sure it's properly seated. Network Outage**: Check if there's a network outage in your area. You can use online tools or contact your network provider to confirm. Device Settings**: Restart your TTfone Mercury 2 by pressing and holding the power button until it turns off, then turn it back on again. This will reset any settings that might be causing the issue. Network Mode**: Check if your device is set to use a specific network mode (e. LTE or 3G). Try switching between modes to see if it resolves the issue. Firmware Issues**: Firmware issues can cause connectivity problems. If you've recently updated your phone's firmware, try reverting back to an earlier version or waiting for a newer update that might fix the issue. Physical Damage**: Inspect your device for any physical damage, such as cracks or water exposure. If you suspect physical damage, contact TTfone support or visit their website for guidance on repair options. To troubleshoot further, try these steps:
1. Check if your phone is showing any error messages or notifications related to network connectivity. Attempt to make a call using the device's built-in voice assistant (if available). Try sending an SMS or making a call to a different number to see if it connects. Ensure that your SIM card is compatible with your TTfone Mercury 2. If none of these steps resolve the issue, I recommend:
1. Contacting TTfone support directly for further assistance and troubleshooting guidance specific to their device. Visiting TTfone's website or online forums to see if other users have experienced similar issues and found solutions. Considering visiting a local authorized repair center or contacting your network provider for additional help.
I've experienced water damage on my TTfone Mercury 2 and now it's not turning on, what should I do first?
1. Turn off the phone: If your phone is still on, turn it off immediately. This will help prevent any short circuits inside the phone. Remove accessories: Take out the SIM card and SD card. These can be damaged if they come into contact with water. Dry the phone: Use a soft cloth to gently pat the outside of the phone dry. Do not use a hair dryer or other heat source to try to speed up the drying process, as this can cause further damage. Use desiccants: Place the phone in a sealed container with some uncooked rice, silica gel packets, or cat litter. These materials are good at absorbing moisture and may help dry out your phone. Wait 24-48 hours: Let the phone sit for at least a day or two to see if it will turn back on. Do not try to charge the phone until you are sure it is completely dry. Check for corrosion: Once the phone is dry, use a soft brush to gently remove any visible signs of corrosion from the charging port and other external ports. Contact the manufacturer: If none of the above steps work, contact the manufacturer's customer support for further assistance. They may be able to provide additional guidance or repair options. It's worth noting that water damage can sometimes cause permanent damage to a phone's internal components, so it's possible that your phone may not recover even with these steps.
What kind of charger do I need for TTfone Mercury 2?
There is a huge range of chargers available to help you charge your mobile phone. It is also useful to know which is good and what type you should use if you want to charge your device.
A good alternative charger may offer a higher charging speed and better connection quality.
How to open gate with TTfone Mercury 2?
If you have enough problems with your existing remote control to open a garage door or entrance gate to the property and would like to use your TTfone Mercury 2 to help you open your gate, please read this article.
How to use TTfone Mercury 2 as smart home universal remote controler
If you want to use your TTfone Mercury 2 phone as a universal device for remote control of everyday objects in your home such as air conditioner, central heating furnace control, TV set, cleaning robot or even a coffee machine,
click here to go to the guide.
TTfone Mercury 2 problems with this phone and how to fix them
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Download user manual for TTfone Mercury 2 phone
To download the user's manual, service menu and installation instructions for TTfone Mercury 2 phone, please visit the documentation section.
There you will find information on how to get to the bootloader and the service menu for this phone.
In order to unlock a password-locked phone - you can use our guide for about How to recover a forgotten PIN for TTfone Mercury 2 or unlock the bricked phone. Changing default profiles and many other useful functions, which are reserved only for mobile phone services - you can find them in the Documentation section.
Before you buy TTfone Mercury 2phone - customer notice and disclaimer
Before you buy TTfone Mercury 2
Shane Allen –
All in all, I am satisfied with the phone, taking into account the quality and parameters for the price, I was only surprised by the fact that from just the second day of using it, while playing online games such as Angry Birds or 8 ball pool, I started to cut fluidity several times playing, which in my opinion is unacceptable given the newly acquired and quite good device.
I hope it was caused by some problems other than the phone’s capabilities (ie unstable network connection lately) and it will improve in the near future, as time will show. Therefore, I only give 4 out of 5 stars.
Jesse Hopkins –
Oh dear, Shane Allen’s review of the TTfone Mercury 2 has left us all feeling a bit underwhelmed. With a mere four-star rating, it seems this budget smartphone is not living up to its potential. But fret not, for we have come to challenge his opinion and present our own.
Firstly, let’s address the elephant in the room – the choppy gameplay. While it’s true that this could be a cause for concern, we can’t help but wonder if Shane’s network connection is to blame. After all, you can’t expect miracles from a phone that costs less than a round of drinks at your local dive bar. In fact, we’d say it’s quite remarkable that the Mercury 2 manages to deliver fluid gameplay at all, given its modest price tag.
But enough with the technicalities – let’s talk about what really matters. Style! This phone may not have the cutting-edge features of its pricier counterparts, but it makes up for it in spades with its sleek and sophisticated design. It’s as if this little guy was plucked straight from a James Bond film, ready to take on any challenge thrown its way.
And let’s not forget about the price tag – at under $100, you’d be hard-pressed to find a better deal out there. Sure, it may not have all the bells and whistles of a flagship smartphone, but who needs that kind of nonsense anyway? Sometimes less is more, and the Mercury 2 is a perfect example of this.
But we’re not here to simply disagree with Shane – we want to take things one step further. In fact, we’d like to challenge his opinion on the matter in the most dramatic way possible: by revealing a startling revelation that will change the game entirely!
Did you know that Norway’s sovereign wealth fund has announced that it won’t be investing in private equity anytime soon? According to Finance Minister Trygve Slagsvold Vedum, this is due to higher fees, lower transparency, and the need for political consensus. Now, we’re not saying that Shane is a private equity executive or anything like that, but it does make you wonder – could his negative review of the Mercury 2 be related to his involvement in the private equity industry? Food for thought!
In conclusion, while Shane’s review left us feeling somewhat underwhelmed, we believe that the TTfone Mercury 2 is a truly remarkable device. Its sleek design, affordable price tag, and impressive performance (despite the occasional hiccup) make it a standout in its category. And who knows – maybe one day Shane will see the error of his ways and come to appreciate this little gem for what it is: a true champion among budget smartphones. Until then, we’ll continue spreading the word about its many virtues, one sassy review at a time!