Hearkent Talking Watches for Elderly Sets Itself Clear English Speaking | Radio Controlled, Large Dial, Digital Watch Large Number Easy to Read, For Visually Impaired Or Seniors Elder People

Wow, i am very impressedGreat and easy to useInstructions in clear large printInstructions also in the internet Very easy to understand and operateNot sure if showerproofI STRONGLY recommendAs soon as i turned the watch on, it contacted the Air waves and worked, time date seconds, and day no problemSTRONGLY RECOMEND, NICE AND ATTRACTIVE WATCH VERY PLEASED

Exactly what I wanted, clear and easy to see with audible and clear voice messages when I want them. Very accurate as they can be linked to the national atomic clock. Smart looking, and I have had youth asking me where I got it.

Good watch slightly bulky

Nice large watch - good rubber strap. Speaks very clearly

Absolutely brilliant. Easy to get going and completely accurate.

I bought this watch for my 97 year old father, and whilst he can press the buttons to know the time and the date if the television is on, which it usually is, it is very difficult to hear what the watch is saying.As this is the key reason for selling the watch, I have marked it quite low.Yes, he could put the watch to his ear, but why should he have to? He should be able to hear it clearly from the angle that you can read the time on the watch.It would be great if there was the option to adjust the volume on the watch.

My Husband already has one of these watches, but he’s got a few scratches on the lens so I thought I’d treat him to another to wear for best, these watches are a lifeline for him as he is totally blind and also quite deaf and these are amazing he couldn’t be without one. Would highly recommend to anyone with a similar disability. This watch keeps perfect time and he would be totally lost without one.

I've bought many watches over the years some very expensive some cheap. More recently I've been trying to find a cheap watch that gives an audible hourly chime, I need to put drops in my eyes hourly. I even have a Garmin that does everything except hourly chime! This little cracker has a loud hourly alert, almost in a telling me off sort of voice - pefect. The time is set automatically by the atomic clock - as long as it's left on a windowsill overnight it picks up the time. The time and date is easy to read, and no it doesn't have a backlight but it tells the time at the press of a button. It is quite a thick watch, probably the speaker increases the depth. I'm not afraid of wearing it while working in my workshop if it's damaged it was cheap. I love it and should have bought it years ago. No excuse for missing the eye drops now. Recommended - yes.