Both models provide the same core Cura Sync experience. The main difference is simple: Cura Sync Premium has an external aerial for slightly improved mobile signal reception.
Clean white styling with the complete Cura Sync core experience.
Black styling with an external aerial for slightly improved mobile signal reception.
Both Cura Sync models offer the same core functionality. Cura Sync Premium simply adds an external aerial which can provide slightly improved mobile signal reception.
Mobile signal strength will still depend on your network, location and local coverage.
We’ve kept the comparison simple so you can see exactly what’s different.
Feedback from Cura Sync customers on Amazon.
I bought this for my wife, who has Alzheimer’s and dementia and can no longer use a mobile phone. After losing our landline, there were very few options available. The three instant-call buttons mean she can easily contact immediate family, while friends and family can still call her too. It’s made keeping in contact much easier.
Very good phone and easy to use for an elderly person. Simple and straightforward to use.
The SOS pendant is great and easy to use. It also sends an SMS text when the SOS function is activated, which is a really useful feature.
Both phones provide the same core experience. Your decision mainly comes down to colour and signal preference.
Choose Classic if you prefer the clean white design and standard signal performance is suitable for your location.
Choose Premium if you prefer the black design or want the external aerial for slightly improved signal reception.
If you have questions about either model or want help deciding which Cura Sync phone is right for you, get in touch with us.