This talking clock is helpful for people living with blindness or low vision, as well as those experiencing memory loss. Tells the time and date at the press of a button in a clear male voice. Time and date are easily set.
Key features
The clock takes the shape of a large white circular button, framed by a black base that provides excellent colour contrast for ease of identification. The compact design sits flat and secure and cannot easily be knocked over.
It has a high quality loud and clear English male voice which tells the time and date at the press of the button; it also has an alarm feature.
How it works
Setting this clock couldn’t be easier. The loud and clear voice will help talk you through it in conjunction with the large print instructions provided.
The product works with 2 x AAA batteries (not included)
What’s included
Talking Button clock: 1
Batteries are not included (2 x AAA batteries required)
What people say
Our products are tested and reviewed by people living with dementia and their carers to make sure they are fit for purpose. We use the feedback to decide which products to stock and to help with the information and advice we give.
We encourage customers to review our products so if you decide to make a purchase we would be very pleased if you could add a review.
Your order will be processed promptly and we expect to deliver in three to five working days, however some products are despatched directly from the supplier and may take longer to arrive so please allow up to 14 days for standard delivery.
You can see full details of our delivery options here.
Returns
If a product is unsuitable or you’re unhappy we offer a 28-day hassle-free return policy for any product purchased from our website. We will immediately replace the goods or refund your money, whichever you prefer. All we ask is that the product is returned as delivered. Postage costs will not be refunded.
You can see full details of our refund policy here.
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