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GrandPad - 8" - Tablet - 32GB - Wi-Fi + 4G LTE - Black
Model:GRPD
SKU:6252610
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Description
Keep your loved one engaged with this GrandPad tablet. It's easy to call, send emails, check the weather and even play music and games thanks to the large buttons and easy-to-use interface, helping older relatives to stay in touch with ease. Family administrator functions on this GrandPad tablet let you log in remotely and add personalized content even if you're miles away.
Features
32GB internal storage
Holds your software, apps, music, photos, and more.
Built in apps and services
The simple design for seniors enables users to view family photos and videos, call loved ones, send voice emails, play classic games, and listen to their favorite tunes.
Octa-core processor
The right combination of fast performance and power efficiency, it allows rapid multitasking, delivers smooth response and unleashes stunning graphics.
Two cameras for photos and face-to-face chat
Include 5.0MP rear- and 5.0MP front-facing cameras.
$40 Monthly Service Required
Unlimited data, mobile app access, streaming music, secure private network and more.
Consumer Cellular activation required before use.
What's Included
- GrandPad 8" - Tablet - 32GB - Wi-Fi + 4G LTE
- Lithium-polymer battery
- Wireless charging stand
- Smart case, stylus
- Owner's manual
Manuals & Guides
- Product Datasheet/Brochure (PDF)
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Q: QuestionWill we have access to the internet?
Asked by popadoc.
- A:Answer I'm returning this devise as Cingular cellular says the unit must only be used with thier internet service. That is not what the store clerk told me before I purchased it for my mother as a Christmas gift. She is on a low budget and would not be able to add another monthey service for this Grandpap... Bummed!!!
Answered by Nana
Q: QuestionCan you Facetime with this Grandpad?
Asked by CoachVal.
- A:Answer I bought a Grandpad for my mom and I still cannot video call with her using my iPhone. Why?
Answered by Debby
Q: QuestionCan Dementia patients use the grandpad?
Asked by Addy.
- A:Answer I think it depends on the person and the severity of the disease. Like, how are they with a smart phone? It is similar, but easier. My Dad had mild dementia and was not able to use it - but he never got the smartphone concept before he got sick.
Answered by Lynn
Q: QuestionCan you surf the net?
Asked by DJ.
- A:Answer No. You are limited to their apps
Answered by Lynn
Q: QuestionWith grandpad you set which internet sites the user can access. If I set google.com as a site will the user be able to search the internet?
Asked by Mumble.
- A:Answer No, not really, I set my dad's Grandpad up to use Google. He can search Google, but cannot access any of the links. Anything that is shown in "search" answers can be seen, but not clicked on.
Answered by Barb
Q: QuestionSo can you talk on this like a regular phone?
Asked by Jason.
- A:Answer The Grandpad has a camera and speaker so it more like you talk at the device. You do not pick it up and hold it to your ear. You can choose a voice call or what they refer to as a video chat. The video chat allows the caller and the senior to see one another: similar to FaceTime or Skype without the need to get those apps and waiting. Those calling the GrandPad need the app on their phone and use that to connect with senior. Hope that helps!!
Answered by KC11
Q: QuestionWill this device work on Verizon network or can I pair it to an iPhone?
Asked by Marcia.
- A:Answer It has its own network. I have an iPhone and I am the administrator for my moms GrandPad.
Answered by Khtruett
Q: Questionwhat is the return policy on this? I'd like mom to try it, but not sure she will like it or catch on (she's 97, very "with it" but leery of technology) How much time do we have to see if it's something she will actually use?
Asked by Irene.
- A:Answer I know nothing about the return policy, but my 84 year old dad who always says he wants nothing to do with computers, uses it pretty well. My stubborn father lives by himself, has limited mobility in his hand/fingers (he only has one hand cuz the other got chopped off in a corn picker 50+ years ago), and he is hard of hearing so we worry about him all the time. I gave the Grandpad to him as a gift, I preloaded some pictures on it, had my siblings and his grandkids send him messages before he opened it so it was interactive and personalized. He saw the value of it right away. Also, its very easy to send him messages and pictures--you just text the Grandpad(cuz it has it's own phone number) and he receives them. He can reply by voice or text back (on the grandpad the messages are labeled "email", but they are just texts that we have sent him). Also, I let my dad keep his landline, otherwise it would of been too overwhelming to not have a "telephone", even though the Grandpad is a phone too.
Answered by Barb
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