don't know of it personally but my go-to site for all things electronic is CNET reviews: http://reviews.cnet.com/cell-phones/doro-phoneeasy-345-black/4505-6454_7-33783558.html

they give it very high marks.
Doro PhoneEasy 345 (black)




* CNET editors' rating: 3.5 stars Very good
Detailed editors' rating
Design: 7.0
Features: 7.0
Performance: 8.0
Overall score: 7.3 (3.5 stars)
* Average user rating: 0 stars Write your own review

Product summary

The good: The Doro PhoneEasy 345 has a bright legible display, a large display font, a roomy keypad with big keys, a flashlight, text messaging, Bluetooth, and an FM radio. It has great call quality as well.

The bad: The Doro PhoneEasy345 has a low-resolution display and a rather staid design.

The bottom line: The Doro PhoneEasy 345 is an easy-to-use and affordable choice for seniors, and it boasts a few unexpected goodies, too.

Specifications: Band / mode: GSM 900/1800/1900 (Tri-Band) ; Talk time: Up to 180 min ; Combined with: FM radio ; See full specs

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CNET editors' review

* Reviewed by:
Nicole Lee
* Reviewed on: 10/20/2009
* Released on: 10/19/2009

The Samsung Jitterbug J may be the most well-known senior-friendly cell phone, but it is far from the only handset designed with the elderly in mind. The hallmark of a senior-friendly phone is one that is easy to use, with a bright legible display, an uncomplicated menu and feature set, and large keys. Several non-Jitterbug phones have met these criteria, like the Pantech Breeze, the Verizon Wireless Coupe, and the Clarity ClarityLife C900.

Now Consumer Cellular, an MVNO that also happens to be the exclusive wireless carrier for the AARP, has joined in the handset game.