Large Talking Alarm Clock for Blind - Announcing Time, Date and Week of Day. Perfect for Visually impaired, Elderly, Hearing aid (White)

I brought this talking clock for my visually impaired mother. She absolutely loves it. As she is unable to make out the hands on her normal clocks she just pushes the big white button and this lovely voice tells her the time, push again and it tells her the date and day. She no longer feels lost or inadequate.

Great

Brilliant, being visually impaired, I find this enormously helpful

It has taken me a while to set up talking clock as instructions not very clear. Should have read when Set button used and audio tells you time you need to keep pressing top big white button to get to acquired time etc then press set button.

Bought this for my mother. She's delighted with it.

Purchased this for a friend as they don't see too well. He loves it and has told all his friends to buy one too!

Got for blind person. Works well. Need able person to set up.

Not loud enough but that not the products fault

So easy to set up and use. Perfect for the elderly.

Easy to use and highly intuitive set up. Literally it is easier to push the buttons and set it up than to read the manual then set it up. JUST SO EASY. Size is easy to find -feel for- even in the dark. A good option for visually impaired but also good for those who like to hear the time without having the light of a clock by the bed at night. That's how I use it. Push it once and it tells you the time, twice will also give you the date. The two volume settings are a nice touch. I love in the morning when I want to know if it is time to get up I just push that button and it tells me. (Bedroom is blacked out so no dawn until curtains are opened so that's why I need to know time). On days I do set alarm it works well. If you are someone who sleeps through alarms this isn't your clock. It will stop after a bit and there is no snooze, either. It will work great for most people. I absolutely love this clock. I dropped it on a hard floor once and it still works fine. Little kids would love this clock. Not just for the visually impaired. It's really cool.

Fantastic item and quite easy to use and set up.

Bought this for 92 old blind person. Very easy to use and to set up. Clear voice.

* It's smaller than I expected with is a plus. Fits nicely on a bedside table and doesn't take up much space. Pro's: 1. Simple to use. Put in batteries. Switch for high and low volume and a single programing button on back. 2. Programing time and date is not complicated. 3. The voice on low is loud enough to hear and the speach is very clear. It can be turned up to loud, about the volume of a normal speaking voice. 4. It works really well. CONS: 1. Programing takes repeated pressing of the button. Press once to select time and continue to press until desired time. Example. Press once and it may say 9 am but you want to set it to the time now, for example 5 pm. You have to keep pressing the button. Each time you press it advances an hour (can't go backwards): 10 am, 11 am, 12 pm, 1 pm ......5 pm. pause briefly and press again to set the minute of the hour. Setting the year, month, day of the week, and day of the month is the same process: 2021, Nov., 9th, Tue. (not necessarily in that order). It isn't hard or complicated. It just takes patience and a lot of presses of the single programing button. 2. It is not lighted, but then there is nothing to see. All you have to do is tap the top and it speaks the time. If you press it a second time (within about 5 seconds or less) it will speak the day and date. Really easy to use. RECOMMENDATION: If you want a simple speaking clock that can be clearly heard then this is it. I highly recommend it. 11-22-21 Update. My wife loves this talking clock. We don't use alarm. We use the basic time and date. Am buying a second one.