Review on 🔊 Reizen 3 in 1 Talking Super Cube Clock: Empowering the Visually Impaired by Raquel Jackson

This is the third time I have bought a cubic watch for my mother. She is now 96 years old and officially blind. At night he sits by her bed, during the day at her table, and when she leaves he sits on her walker on her tray. It's easy to hear and understand. Above all, it is easy to use. You press 1 button for the time, you press another for the day of the week and the date. In addition, it fits perfectly in your hand. I gave 5 stars because she loves it so much. Here are the negative aspects. We often have to change batteries, and that's okay because it's worth it. But this is our 3rd watch in 3 years. The second lasted less than a year. I don't know why they stopped working because I don't think my mother left them. Another downside is how troublesome it is to install. No matter how many times I do this, I still have trouble stopping the rooster from crowing! I recently bought a Reizen Atomic Talking Alarm Clock to replace the Cube as reviews said how durable it is, how infrequently the batteries need to be changed and how easy it is to set up. It sounded perfect. It was, but not for my mother. It was too cumbersome for her to pick it up (a grip would have been nice), and quickly double-clicking the same button was a problem. She hated it so I bought my third black cubic watch.