Cirbic Extra Large Talking Button Clock - for The Blind, Elderly or Visually impaired

I purchased this for my Dad who is almost blind and hard of hearing. The clock runs on AAA batteries which is great for power outages and easy to replace. The sound is adjustable and loud enough for my Dad to hear when in the high mode even without wearing his hearing aids.

My Mom’s vision is such that she can no longer see to read a clock for time. She absolutely loves this button. It also helps her keep track of what day it is. Sound is clear and can have it set on high or low (for volume).

Incredible aid for vision impaired people! Easy to set and operate!

Perfect for my 94-year old Dad. He has macular degeneration, and this tells him the time, day and date. He was so grateful. The voice is clear and loud enough, even though he has impaired hearing also.

This button has improved my sanity and gave my dad some power back! My elderly father is very hard of hearing and asks "what time is it"...often. (sometimes 4-5x an hour). This button has helped empower him to not need to ask anyone - he can hit the button and it will loudly tell him the time. Hit it again and he can confirm what day it is as well as the calender date. The button has two volume settings: loud or extremely loud (a switch on back). I would not put this on your bedside to hit as it will easily wake your partner or dog up. The voice is a computer/robot voice - but my father rarely asks me to clarify what the button said - so I think it is clear enough to hear. The button is lightweight & portable. Extremely easy to take with you. I got the extra large one as my father is also almost blind. He can find it no problem, and it's large and distinct enough that you can feel around in the dark for it and find it fairly easily. (remember though, it is loud!) I really love the button. the batteries or battery (don't remember) were easy to install. Great product. Took initial coaxing for him to use it - but now he loves it.

Amazing!!!! My 94 year old grandmother who has central-vision loss and hearing loss has trouble seeing clocks and hearing many digital voices. This clock she can hear and understand by putting it up to her ear at night when her hearing aids are in the charger. She loves it! She no longer has to guess or try to squint or close one eye to try to read the clock at night (or is it morning yet?) anymore. It's such a relief for her. Thanks! Note: I set the clock for her, so she doesn't have to mess with the buttons and setting of the clock. Intended end-users would most likely need to have someone else set it up for them. I won't mind re-setting the clock when the batteries wear out, BUT there is always a converter you can buy here on Amazon that converts battery operated devices to electric via power cord that I use for other things. LOVE the device thank you!

I bought 2 of these for my dad a few months ago. One to keep on the table near his chair and one that he keeps in a pouch on his walker. He told me that these were the best things Ive bought for him. he is legally blind and they help him keep track of day, date and time. They are clear, loud and easy to understand. I would definitely recommend these for folks who have a hard time seeing a clock or watch. Have not had to replace the batteries yet and he seeks the time multiple times a day!

My aunt is blind and this is the perfect gift for her to know time and date. She shows it and how it works to everyone.