FIVE SENSES - Bluetooth Atomic Talking Watch for Visually Impaired - App Controlled Second Generation Atomic Talking Wrist Watch for Blind and Seniors - Large Numbers Watch

I bought this talking watch because I personally thought the voice was alot clearer than the the others on the market. The woman says the time quite crisply I've always been able to tell what time she said some talking watches you have to listed to the time multiple times because of the terrible low quality recording and speaker. It let's you setup pill reminders which is nice but there's only a few different voice line options and most are repetitive. It's still a useful feature to be able to set alarms. There's no volume setting which is slightly annoying. I mean it's loud enough but it would be nice if it really went high. That's a problem alot of these watches have though. The watch instructions say but the first thing you need to do is download the app and follow the instructions there. It's only a few button presses and then the watch automatically sets the right time, after you've set the time and alarms you no longer require Bluetooth and everything is saved to the watch ( a very big positive). The watch face is better than the pictures in my opinion, the metal bezel looks nice unfortunately its surrounded by a cheap plastic frame. The watch doesn't scream premium. Alot of talking watches don't have inspired designs though and this one's functionality puts it ahead of the competition. Only 2 buttons too so nice and simple. It comes with an extra battery and promises to be Replaceable which is good. I am worried about how long that software will be supported though. In 10 years if there's no app how will you set the time? And on the inside of the watch I spotted a small amount of corrosion. QA should investigate. So then you might think I'd give a negative review, those are substantial points, the watch looks cheap and the software requirement makes it a potential brick in the future. But I still think the trades off are worth it here, you get the clearest voice of any talking watch, and an alarm system, it automatically sets the time (and is reset in app) and can setup alarms for pills, ect. These are functions that other talking watches don't have, and also at a similar price of 39.99 (at the time). So for the kind of person who needs one of these (elderly, people with alzimers, sight impaired) this watch is actually very good and ticks off the boxes on what they need vs their competition. The alarm setting alone actually puts this watch leagues above it's competitors. And so you need a talking watch I'd recommend this one.

Great quality

My spouse is legally blind & no matter what size watch had trouble with certain times. I bought this for him as a gift. He was hesitant at first but now loves it. You just press a button, it speaks with the time. It will also give you the date. He has had it for almost 2 years and it works perfectly. Looks good on also. So far it is very accurate as well.

The watch I received does not work. I tried to communicate with the seller but there is no message box or other communication channel to communicate with them. The problem could be just a fabrication error, thus, I was willing to write a comment on the replacement. But, there is not replacement option offered. There is only a return offer.

I got this for my Dad - and it's absolutely perfect for him! It's more for the date (you have to press the button three times to get time, date and then month and year) but it's a great product. Not too loud as to startle, pleasant speaking voice and volume. Looks nice too! Plus I can update or change it within minutes of connecting it to my phone. Simple wee app, uncomplicated. I was impressed with the welcome email and the speedy response with a query. Couldn't recommend this high enough!!