LSS Silver Talking Clock Keychain

I have bought several of these over the years for my blind mother-in-law.

Wonderful product. Its nice and loud. Great for a blind person. Easy to change the time. I like how it gives you the option to tell you the time every hour

Purchased for my mom who is vision impaired.....she loves it! She can pick it up without worrying about pressing other buttons and messing up the time. The sound button is the only thing on the front. My only complaint is the battery went dead within the first couple months. Went to a specialty shop to get the new batteries....they have been in the clock about 6 months now and working just fine.

I purchased this for my husband who is legally blind and can no longer see his watch. I had previously purchased several watches, but they never last long due to moisture problems. This solved the problem. If kept in the pocket or attached to a belt loop, it stays dry. He has been using for a month now and battery is still strong.

Good product. But battery stop working in less than two weeks tired to replace battery still want work.

I'm a CHHA and I bought this for a client who's 93yrs old and has difficulty seeing. Works great and the sound is very clear. Excellent value

I like the concept and it is easy to carry either as keychain or attached to apparel, purse....etcHOWEVER...this product appeals to customers' who have visual problems because it is auditory....and it is really, really hard to set the time, alarms and other features...especially since the symbols on the tiny buttons are too small to read. If you have a friend or relative who is patient enough, you can get them to set it up. You really OWE them a favor once it is done. But then you are happily showing off the clever and useful little talking clock....and, BAM, since the control buttons are located on the back opposite in approximately the same position as the control button, the control buttons get pushed accidently. This means the whole set up has to be done again. I woke up one night with the alarm going off. Since I am nearly blind...I could not tell which buttons to push to turn it off--and it needed an entire reset anyway. I finally buried it in the towel shelf to sound of the alarm. I had purchased another for a friend. Since she is severely sight impaired, she had a friend set it. The same day mine went alarm happy, hers also

Easy to set time and the audible voice/sound is easy to understand