⌛️ Loud Alarm Talking Watch for Visually Impaired Men/Women - 5 Senses Watch Review

As an elderly person with not very sharp eyesight I appreciate the usefulness of a talking watch. They've lasted me a few years each and are so cheap that when the battery dies you can just buy a new watch. I laughed at the instructions. You don't seem to translate well from Chinese to English. If you are annoyed by unclear instructions, do not buy this watch. But if you can decipher the gibberish, enjoy these helpful hours.

My father has vision and hearing problems. He LOVES his new watch. He says the dial is more visible than his old watch, with a very high contrast of numbers and hands on the large dial. The fact that it reports the time and day/date is a blessing. He has to hold it really close to hear it because his hearing is very weak but he LOVES it. Sometimes he confuses days and nights, and that helps a lot. A friend had a talking watch that inspired us to check it out.

I bought this watch for my blind mom based on the watch the blind association gave her as a gift. This watch died, and the jeweler advised her to buy a new one. So this one is almost identical to the one she had that was given to her by the Blind Society. She is not totally blind, she can see some things and this watch is perfect for her. She can see the black clock hands on a white background, and in the dark of the evening she can press a button and hear the programmer's voice telling the…