Absolutely, and from an accessibility QA standpoint, I used the Cat S22 Flip to test voice input, tactile navigation, and emergency usability. The simplicity of the form factor really sheds light on areas where many apps tend to fall short, like screen reader support, T9 keyboard input, or low-light usability with customized brightness settings.
What stood out to me most was the real-world, high-pressure usability tests I conducted. I simulated emergency scenarios, like dealing with car trouble while traveling with kids, and the phone’s reliability and quick access to essential apps made it shine in those stressful moments. It’s not just about minimalism in design; it’s about testing usability when it truly matters — in high-stakes, real-world situations.