TimeOpticsTimeOptics Girls Talking Silver-Tone Day Date Alarm Fast Wrap Strap Watch

This was a gift for my low vision seven year old granddaughter who is learning to tell time. She was very excited to receive it and loves that it talks. It costs more than I would usually spend for a young child’s watch. We will see how long she goes without losing it.

Received this watch in a very timely manner, well-packaged and with very good instructions. I chose this particular talking watch for a blind and disabled relative because it's not loaded with buttons - which would be more confusing for her. She LOVES it! In fact, I'm wondering how long the battery will last because of how often she checks the time and date! (Two weeks and still going strong, though.)The time set when I received the watch was 10 minutes off. The easy-to-follow instructions allowed me to correct that quickly. So far, it has kept accurate time. NOTE TO FUTURE BUYERS: Resist the urge to immediately try to change the time the usual way by pulling out the crown button; *you have to push in an inset* with a pen point or end of paper clip to change settings!Edit: The female voice *did* kick in a few hours after setting ... a few days later, it changed back to male. Weird. Otherwise, very satisfied with this talking watch.My only complaint is that this watch is advertised as having a selection of male and female voice - and instructions are clear on how to change it - however, the voice cannot be changed on the watch I received.Note to seller for future: Would like to see the ability to turn off the "alarm set time" announcement. Thanks!

I ordered this for my mother who has a very small wrist & it fit her well. I did, however, change the band out to a leather one as pink matches only a limited amount of outfits. I wish it came with a gold face, as well. The nice feature about this watch is that it has only 2 buttons & they're both on the same side. Other watches have a multitude of buttons which tend to confuse the elderly. Having the buttons on only one side also aids in providing a clue as to which side is up/down. A previous watch my mother owned had buttons on both sides & with her arthritis, she always seemed to push buttons on both sides at the same time which caused the watch to malfunction and/or reset.

While the watch may have worked ok (never actually tried it) the band was not soft enough for the wrist of my 97 yo patient. I was charged a restock fee in returning :( not cool. I was trying to do something nice for another human being.

This was purchased for a friend with poor eyesight living in a skilled nursing facility. It actually took a little bit of time for her to remember which button to push to get the time, but she thanks me for the watch often. The "talking" is not loud and obnoxious...but is very much appreciated during the day and at night!! The band is velcro and the end has "curled up." But otherwise, it has been a good purchase.

Ordered this for my 93 year old aunt who has failing eye sight. She absolutely loves it. Great product for the vision impaired.

Bought this watch for my mom who suffers from macular degeneration. It is a lovely quality watch, but I would like to be able to get one with a smaller, more delicate and higher quality band. The watch itself is attractive and is easy to use.

Bought this May 2020, it's May 2021 and it has stopped talking. Purchased for my mother who is blind and elderly. Now she is lost without it.