ViLoSaEnglish Talking Watch Speaks The Time, Date or Alarm time for Elderly, Impaired Sight or Blind. White Face-Black Numbers with Stainless Expand Strap

I ordered this Talking Watch mainly to wake me up early in the Morning. I seem to be ignoring or snoozing Alarms but wake up to Voices. This Watch came well-packaged with Instructions. Setting up the Watch’s Time, Date and Alarm were a bit difficult. But the Instructions helped me set it up eventually.This Watch works two Ways: It has a normal Analog Time one can see with the naked Eye, and which must be set up as well with the Knob on the Side. But, then this Watch has the Voice that clearly tells you what Time it is, if you press the upper Knob on the Side. If you press it twice, it will tell you the Date. You must make sure that the Analog and the Talking Time match each other because they don’t connect or rely on one another.I like the Gold Color of the Watch. It hasn’t faded, despite me wearing the Watch on most Occasions. The Band of this Watch was stretchy and a little loose on my slender Wrist. So, I watched some Online Videos on how to make it shorter. Overall, I really like this Watch and think it’s a good Value. I recommend this Watch to Anyone who has to wake up early, especially in the Dark when you can’t see the Face of the Watch as well as People, who have bad Eyesight.

This is a clever concept and seems to work well.Setting the watch is covered well in the Instructions.The expansion band is comfortable, but not adjustable. The sound volume is loud.There is no synchronization between the Digital Time and the Analog movement.I think that this is an ideal item for the intended users.

I am legally blind. I can see, but it is very limited. I use a lot of devices to get information and this watch has been a real time saver. I can easily get the time with this watch, I do not have to open my phone and tap a bunch of codes in for the time anymore. I absolutely love it. It is durable, it does not pinch, and it looks like every pother watch, I would definitely suggest this gift for anyone with visual issues!

Thaere is nothing fancy about this watch. You get an electronic (quartz) watch that looks nice (I am not so wild about the strap) and has hands to display the time. BUT WAIT THERE'S MORE! You can also press a button and have it speak the time. Nice idea.

This watch is huge & clunky; body is a full 1/2" thick! (see photo) This is not discernible from the listing photo. I prefer watches with a slim profile. Although it is gold in color, & metal, it looks like cheap plastic. The "instruction manual" ( I use the term loosely ) is a single 8.5x11 photocopied sheet all folded up. The directions are terrible, as they continuously reference "press S2" - but there is no S2 "button" to press. S2 is a teeny HOLE (see photo), into which you would be hard pressed to find something tiny enough to insert. The size (circumference) of the band was very large, and being elastic, there is no mechanism to "size it" smaller. I cannot comment on the actual functioning of the watch, as it arrived with a DEAD BATTERY, (even though the piece of plastic between the crown & the body was in tact, preventing watch from running down the battery while in storage, which would indicate this product has been sitting on a shelf for years). Seriously disappointed with this watch! Could not in good conscience recommend it.

Nice big numbers on an easy to see face, and it talks! Just press a button and a voice loudly and clearly states the time. Nice roomy, expanding bracelet and a handy alarm function, as well. I'm impressed with all of the easy to use features of this watch!

I was excited to get this watch but realized right away that I made a mistake. I set the clock face time and then pushed the button to have it speak the time and it wasn’t even close! I had 4:12pm on the dial and the watch said 8:49am!!!I turned it off, reset the dial, and tried again. Over and over again I set the dial to different times and the watch’s voice continually was off by many hours - not even close. What a waste.

I like it very much sometimes if I don't have my right glasses on I get distracted when looking at my watch well I don't need to do that anymore

The setting of time and date was simple. The watch was for my mother who is both partially sighted and hard of hearing. The sound is loud enough for her to hear without her hearing aids. The only downside is the very American voice, but then you can't have everything. Mother is delighted.

The watch looks nice and is really easy to set up. The only down side is the voice is quite low.

Don’t bother if you really need a watch to hear the time. It’s barely understandable. Awful.

Good clear watch, easy to see hands.Voice not that clear for a ‘natural English’ voice. Mum and n law finds it hard to hear

If you struggle to clearly see the time on a watch face, or you are trying to teach someone how to tell the time, this attractive talking watch can make a tangible difference.It's straightforward to set and just as straightforward to use with the simple button arrangement that can be used to scroll through the time and date. The voice volume level is good and can be heard clearly in a similar fashion to the old talking clock that could be dialled from a landline.The strap is elasticated so it will fit most wrist sizes and it looks relatively stylish overall.In summary, it's an effective timepiece that performs exactly as you'd hope and I'm more than happy to recommend it.Thanks for taking the time to read my review, I hope you found it helpful.All the best.