Large and Clear Voice Talking Watch for Blind, Visually impaired or Elderly. (Black)

I have macular degeneration and have been on a mission to purchase the most easily viewed watch. (Caution, if you have my sight problem, don't buy a black dial watch!) This talking watch is easy to read even in the dimmest light. In fact, I have only used the talking function three times. It was easy to set up and thank goodness it doesn't have a date feature. Remember, when you push the dimple with your toothpick, there won't be more instructions than "SET HOUR". Then go to your top button and push it repeatedly until the hour is set. I have used this watch for several weeks and would purchase it again.

PLEASE READ TO THE ENDLike many other reviewers I bought this watch for an elderly parent with impaired vision. The talking feature would have been a game changer except it lasted 31 days and the warranty is 30 days. I’ll buy another one and while I am hopeful it will last a lot longer I am not expecting so.FOLLOW UPAFTER ORDERING AND RECEIVING A NEW WATCH…I re-read the instructions that described a situation where the “voice” would go to sleep. After following the reset instructions the first watch is working fine again.SO THE PROBLEM WAS NOT THE PRODUCT BUT LACK OF REMEMBERING TO READ THE INSTRUCTIONS.Most embarrassing is that the seller sent me an apology and offer to replace the watch.THANK YOUTO THE SELLER AND MY APOLOGY TO YOU FOR INCONVENIENCING YOU.MY BAD.

Works great for seniors. Was a bit of a challenge to setup

Was very pleased with this at first, but it did not keep accurate time (oddly kept an accurate date) and stopped working in under a year. Great concept but poor quality. Very disappointed. Would not recommend.

No extras that distract from purpose. Voice clear and easy to understand. Simple setup

I bought this item for my sister who is blind and hard of hearing. I liked that it only had one button for her to push and the voice was loud enough for her to hear. I was also happy that it had the correct time when it arrived, and I didn't need to spend a lot of time figuring out how to set it. I did change the band because it is difficult for her do the little watchband buckles and she has tiny wrists.After she was wearing it a bit, she checked the time, and it said "9:34"; it was actually 3:34. I took the watch and checked it a few times and it still was 6 hours off. I took it home to see if I could reset it. When I got home the time was correct and it was a correct every time after that when I checked it. I gave her the watch back stating that I don't know what happened.After a while, she checked the time and it said "9:28" and it was 3:28. It turned out that instead of the voice saying three, it says nine instead. During the 3 o'clock hour, the watch always says nine.

We gave up on the atomic version of this talking watch because it would not reset itself. Hubby has poor vision and this quartz version is wonderful. He can sort of see the dial and the voice backup allows him to have the info he needs. Do wish that the manufacturer would make a band that is replaceable. The watch goes on, the band not so much.

I did not have to mess with setting up it came out of box all ready! Others I have had to set time and have had nothing but trouble!