Talking Clock for Blind Elderly with Keychain – Compact 2.39" x 1.52" Talking Watches for the Blind and Visually Impaired with LCD Display and Built-in Alarm – 12 or 24-Hour Mode, Batteries Included

Obviously for size, not very loud, but very useful under pillow at night.serves

WORKS VERY GOOD .CLEAR VOIVE EASY TO SET

My dad is paralyzed on his left side from a stroke many years ago. He wears this around his neck (he gets his own lanyard to attach it to) and it will say the time out loud. His vision is impaired so he can't trust what time he thinks he sees on regular clocks. All he has to do is lift it off his chest and use his right hand thumb to press a button. So easy!

Vision and hearing impaired so love the large time announcement button and nice loud announcement. Tip : use a stylus or other small tipped device to set the time. Small buttons are hard to push effectively. We originally purchased two (one each hubby and me) for bedside to see how we liked them. I now have three - bedside, purse, one on lanyard to grab for for walking, gardening etc.

It is exactly what my blind husband wants and loves. Unfortunately it is horrible to set the time, tiny buttons and directions are tough I am elderly and it tough. If you were a teen, could probably do quickly but what teen needs this.