⌚️ TimeOptics Women's Talking Gold-Tone Day Date Alarm Expansion Bracelet Watch - Convenient and Stylish Timepiece with Audible Features Review

Take care of my mother who is legally blind due to macular degeneration. She could no longer see her watch or watch and never knew what time it was. it drove her crazy. The clock was the perfect solution. The only 2 things we can find wrong is that the voice should be a bit louder as most of the older people are also hard of hearing and the group is too big. Most older women are smaller and can use a heavier tape. But we are very satisfied with the watch, the service. 2 days and everything was…

Bought for an elderly mother with vision problems. We set it up for them - it was a little confusing but we finally figured it all out. She uses it by putting it right to her ear and listening to it multiple times. The voice comes out immediately after pressing the button and still holding the watch to her ear. It would be nice if there was a little intro or beat before the time announcement. It would also be nice to have a way to make it louder as many people with vision problems also have…

This clock works great but I was very disappointed when I got home that it didn't have an hour chime. Also, it was really confusing when I first took it out of the box and tried to set the time. I figured I would have to set the time and the boys separately so I changed the time on the dial and then the time teller to the correct time. Then suddenly the hands started moving and they didn't speak, leading me to believe it was an atomic clock. Later I learned that it puts the face in front of it.

This was the second watch I bought for my blind mother. She wore it less than a month and her hands stopped moving. When they contacted the company they were told they would have to pay for the repair. Since I bought it as a gift, the order time was over 30 days (35 in total) when the watch broke. So I can't fix the problem through Revain and I still have a $55 watch left that I have to pay for the repair. Dissatisfied. I will most likely not be buying from this company again, although the…

I won't try it. Instructions are vague when programmed and appear to be waiting to be understood when attempts to follow instructions are not supported by what the watch is doing during setup. I assume that key presses are not explained well in terms of what is expected, or when the effect of the requested press does not reflect the scope of the program produced, or the effect of program instructions that do not correlate with what should happen the instructions? Is the clock likely to work…