🕒 【Enhanced】Large Screen Digital Calendar Alarm Day Clock - 8", am pm, 5 Alarm, for Visually Impaired Individuals, Elderly Seniors, Dementia Patients - Desk/Wall Mounted (Brown) Review

The display rotates and rotates for no apparent reason, and then intermittently straightens up. Tried to reset but there is no reset button. I tried turning it off, turning it off for a while, turning it on - it didn't help. Nothing in the settings touches the display orientation. Trying to get back through Revain was outrageous. I spent 30 minutes that I don't have to spend trying to return it (first Revain declined my credit card, I had to add a new one - why do I need a working credit card…

Gift to my 87 year old husband who has a hard time remembering the day of the week and loves it. Only one thing could make it better. I would appreciate if there was a way to turn on a reminder for the day's events that you could set up and display with one click. One screen shows a day, date and time, on the other - events for that day. Maybe it is related to the calendar of the smartphone. What I really like is that you can set it to dim everything at night. Overall we both like it.

Hello, my husband has cancer and for 2 months his memory has been deteriorating. perfect watch to help him. something that was everything. eg day, night, evening. and came across this watch. You were perfect. They somehow helped my husband. This is a great product for young and old alike, it makes you see everything brightly lit. This is a godsend for those who have memory problems. etc. thank you very much.! Health.!

I never needed a clock in the living room like in the DVR. But since the move, the cable company has been lagging behind technologically (not necessarily badly) since the dashcam doesn't have a clock. :-o And since I'm unofficially retired and living a measured life, it's easy to lose a day and a date. So I really needed a watch that would show all of that. Now I have a clock with huge inscriptions. But it is so bright that it lights up the room. So I wanted something that would show me…

My 91 year old mother lives with us. She ALWAYS asked me what day or what time it was. As we age, it's easy to lose track of the time and date, which can be frightening for older people, especially as their memory often declines anyway. My mom LOVES this. I have it on her bookshelf for her to look at in her living room during the day. At night I rotate it so she can see it from her bed. She told me that she usually woke up in the middle of the night thinking it was time to get up. So she got up