How do I know which strap width fits my watch?

What matters is not the case size but the gap between the lugs, measured in millimetres — most often 18, 20 or 22 mm. Measure between the lugs with a ruler, or check the watch's specification. Apple Watch and some Samsung models use their own fitting, so they need a strap made for that model.

Does a smartwatch need its own SIM card?

Most do not. Standard models connect to the phone over Bluetooth and use its connection. A separate eSIM is only needed on LTE versions, if you want to take calls and messages with the phone left at home.

What does a watch's water resistance actually mean?

5 ATM means the watch will survive rain, washing your hands and swimming in a pool, but not diving or a hot shower — steam damages the seals. IP68 means protection against dust and brief immersion, but it is not meant for swimming. Leather straps do not survive water even when the watch does.

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Kruger&Matz Simple 924 4G phone for seniors

Name: Kruger&Matz Simple 924 4G phone for seniors
Brand: Kruger&Matz
SKU: 7016239
Price: 31.99 EUR
Availability: InStock

SKU: 5901890127356

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Description

A classic phone for everyday contact

Kruger&Matz Simple 924 is a 4G phone for people who mainly want to make calls and exchange messages. Its familiar keypad and straightforward presentation keep the focus on everyday communication. It suits users who prefer a conventional handset, including older people, without asking them to adopt a smartphone-style way of using a phone.

A hand holding the black Kruger&Matz Simple 924 phone in a living room

A clearer view of messages and menus

The 2.4-inch screen gives numbers, messages and menu entries room to be seen. Large, clear lettering helps when checking who is calling or reading a message, while the conventional controls remain close at hand. The emphasis is on making routine phone tasks easier to follow, rather than adding a complicated interface.

Close-up of the Simple 924 display and upper front panel

4G with room for two numbers

This is the Simple 924 4G model, with support for two nanoSIM cards. Two cards can help keep personal and other contact numbers in one handset instead of carrying two phones. Check your chosen operator’s support and local coverage before use: network availability and the services provided by the operator still determine which connections you can make.

A dedicated SOS button

The separate SOS button provides a way to start a call to a configured number when assistance is needed. Set up the intended contact in advance and familiarise yourself with how the function works. A successful connection still requires an available network and a recipient who can answer; the button is not a guarantee that help will arrive.

A finger pressing the rear SOS button on the Simple 924 phone

Small conveniences beyond calls

FM radio and MP3 playback offer listening options when you want a break from conversation. The alarm can help with daily reminders, and the torch is useful when a little extra light is needed. These functions add practical variety while keeping the handset’s main purpose simple: a familiar phone for staying in contact.

A straightforward charging routine

Recharge through USB-C when the phone needs more power. A mains adapter and USB-C cable are included, so the charging accessories form part of the supplied kit. How often you need to recharge depends on your use and network conditions; a long conversation and time spent waiting for calls place different demands on the battery.