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Hearkent Ladies' Atomic Analog Talking Watch 2309L
Hearkent Ladies' Atomic Analog Talking Watch 2309L
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About This Item
- Clear Voice Announcements: With a clear American-accented voice, the atomic watch announces the time and date at the press of a button. Ideal for people with visual impairments and seniors, it allows effortless time checks without eye strain. The watch automatically synchronizes its time every morning for precise accuracy.
- Intuitive Controls: Press the 2 o'clock button once to hear the current time, twice to hear the date and day, and three times to hear the signal reception status. Press the 4 o'clock button briefly to hear the alarm time or its status. For first-time use, follow the instructions to set the correct time zone so the watch operates accurately.
- Reminder Function: Set the alarm or turn on the hourly chime according to the voice prompts. It can remind you to take medication or remember other important tasks.
- Adjustable and Comfortable Strap: The talking watch for people with visual impairments features an elastic nylon strap that is breathable, comfortable, and adjustable for all-day wear. It is a functional and stylish gift for birthdays, holidays, and other special occasions.
- Battery-Saving Sleep Mode: To conserve battery power, the watch is set to sleep mode at the factory, and the hands remain stationary. To activate the watch, press and hold the 2 and 4 o'clock buttons simultaneously for about 5 seconds. The hands will rotate quickly until they synchronize with the announced time. Please wait patiently.

It was kinda hard to sync it, but once completed, works well. My mother who can't see well, likes it.
Very nice looking watch and has a clear easy to understand voice - perfect for sight impaired individuals.
This watch does everything it was advertised to do, so there are no complaints there. I don't mind the thickness of the watch body--that's the price you pay for a watch that talks to you. Initial set-up was not difficult, but it was extraordinarily cumbersome and time-consuming. Like, give it a day or two before it finally behaves the way it should, and the hands on the watch face match the time on the voice read-out. Taking a star off for that. But if you follow the detailed instructions scrupulously you'll eventually get there. Eventually.This is probably more of a gimmick watch for me than an actual aid for visual impairment, since I can still see okay. But it's a pretty cool gimmick, and it doesn't look bad on the wrist.
First, I'm a product tester meaning my reviews are 100% critical. This watch has a nice weight to the body and a nice watch band. The voice is fairly clear and the setting procedures are straight forward. My only problem has been trying to get the hands to match the time. I've spent way too much time trying and given the target audience, this would be very frustrating. No you can't just pull the crown setting knob out and set the time, that isn't possible. So if you just want it for the audible time it's great. Maybe I just got a fluke inoperable one I don't know. UPDATE: I was contacted through Amazon by the seller who offered; "We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience regarding your order and would like to offer you a full refund for your purchase." Now that's good customer service. I didn't contact them, they pay attention to reviews, very nice.
Bought this for my wife who is blind. We’ve bought several talking watches over the years so we’re not strangers to these: this one is just too thick to wear comfortably. Band is nice and stretches, but is a bit too large for her wrist even when adjusted. Make this watch thinner and you have a winner!