“How to beat the boredom and loneliness of a life in lockdown!” This Tablet Sets You Free!
With a second lockdown in place don’t let loneliness lock you in! Explore a world of freedom beyond your four walls with this easy-to-use 10-inch touch-screen tablet...
With the UK in the grip of another Covid crisis, now is the time to take steps to avoid the loneliness and isolation you may have experienced during the first lockdown.
For those who bought it first time around, this touch-screen tablet now offers a lifeline in lockdown they simply couldn’t be without.
One reviewer said: “It’s my new best friend – it has set me free! Now I can watch my grandkids grow up on What’s App and talk to them face-to-face on Zoom! At first I thought I wouldn’t be able to grasp the technology, but you really don’t have to. If you can touch the screen with your finger, you can use this tablet.. .it really is that easy!”
Others explained how watching the news on BBC iPlayer kept them informed of the latest government guidelines. And, for those who want to watch without a TV licence, one tap on the Netflix† button opens up a whole new world of 24/7 entertainment, from movies to mini-series, documentaries and more.
You can even while away an afternoon playing Sudoku or doing crosswords onscreen, and there are all sorts of games designed to keep your mind active and alert.
This easy-to-use tablet lets you ‘surf the web’ and stay connected with the outside world. Simple, jargon-free instructions help turn the fear and anxiety of getting online into a surprisingly joyful experience.
It may seem at odds with todays socially-distanced world, but keeping in touch with friends and family has never been easier.
You never know...you might even have some fun during these different, unpredictable days! † Subscription required
“My son bought it for me as a gift. I Skyped him to say thanks and he was so impressed! Now we talk every day and I can watch the grandkids grow up, too. A thoughtful gift that has had such a positive impact on my life.” Janet Quinn, 63, nr Banbury