Talking Clock Keychain for Blind - Clear North American English Voice, time and Day of The Week, Alarm, for Visually Impaired, Elderly or Blind

Announces the time in a clear, loud voice, well made, setting was simple (press both buttons), and the easily replaceable battery is a big plus. An improvement from the different slightly smaller keychain talking clock I previously used that had finicky buttons and required dealing with screws to replace the battery.

The keychain clock is a bonus for those without sight. It is awkward at times to ask. This is also a great gift and a great value.

I bought this a month or so ago; setting the time was very easy, and I thought all was well whenever I checked the time. But tonight when I woke up in the middle of the night and pressed the button, it didn't work. Figured it was probably totally kaput since I wouldn't expect the battery to die so soon. Then when I picked it up & pressed it again, everything was fine. Realized that it had been upside down the first time. Since the main button is at 1 corner, and the other side has buttons at 2 corners (those are the ones to set the time), I realized it's very easy to press one of the buttons on the wrong side if you're not paying attention, or in my case, I had placed it upside down on the table next to the bed.

Easy to use for the end user. SIngle button to press to cycle through; first press gives the time and the second press gives the date and day of the week all in a make voice that is clearly heard. For the care giver, it is a little cumbersome to set the date and time with the two buttons on the back of the keychain but once you understand the process it takes about 2-3 minutes to set the date and time. I will have to reset the date and time for my elderly father twice a year with the time change. The first time you do it you might have a little trial and error. My father just received it and loves it. It solved a major problem for us since he could no longer tell the time via his wall clock or his alarm clock. He can wander the retirement home with his walker and when he needs to know if it is close to lunch or dinner, he can pull out the keychain and depress the black button one time and it tells him the time in a male voice. If needed, he can hold it up close to his ear but he found it easy to hear even held at waist level. There is no volume control but it is loud enough for his use but not loud enough to disturb the other retirement home residents when he is the hallway and checking the time. Well worth it and my father loves it.

This little gadget is a godsend for my mom who has severe macular degeneration. She can no longer see clocks, and Alexa and Siri confuse her. She has sporatic sleep issues and often gets up in the middle of the night thinking it's morning. Since she can't see the clocks she ends up being up for hours in the middle of the night. So we got this talking clock for her and boy has it helped! I saw in some of the reviews that people had a hard time setting it but we had no problems whatsoever. I put a piece of bright green tape on the top side where the button is to push for the time only so my mom could identify the correct side so she didn't accidentally press the programming buttons on the bottom. She loves it! It's loud enought to hear and is a clear man's voice. I wouldn't hesitate to get this!

Easy to follow instructions let me set time and date within minutes of opening the box and unfolding the instructions. Gave it to my mother and she was overjoyed. I returned 5 days later and she said it had stopped working. She allowed her caretaker to look at it, who opened the battery compartment and told my mother that the battery "was dancing" whatever that means, and then she applied a generous helping of duct tape to the battery and jammed the battery lid back in place. Clock now refuses to allow time to be reset.When I examined it I removed the tape and attempted to set time/date. Clock no longer accepts input. Totally Useless

Not so easy to use for sight impaired

Very handy size, so he can keep it in his pocket. He’s thankful to have it.