Assistive clocks are invaluable for visually impaired individuals who struggle to tell the time. With easy-to-read faces and clear audio features, these devices make it effortless for elderly and disabled users to check the time. Designed with bold visuals and clear sound, these clever timepieces are useful for everyone. Our affordable range of alarms, clocks, and watches is ideal for those who have difficulty seeing due to physical or cognitive impairments.
Our Range of Watches, Clocks and Alarms for the Elderly and Visually Impaired
If you struggle to read small numbers, our large-display designs make telling the time much easier, making them an essential living aid for many people. With clear voice prompts in multiple languages and strong vibration alerts, our modern designs help to ensure you're never late.
For those living with conditions like Alzheimer’s or dementia, keeping track of time can be challenging. That’s why our clocks and watches feature distinct, easy-to-read displays to help you stay aware and on schedule. These stylish timepieces are packed with smart features to suit your individual needs.
From jumbo digits to talking alarms, our range is designed to make life simpler. Many models include voice recordings and atomic timekeeping, so you'll always have the correct time, whether at home or on the go. Our durable products are available in a variety of colours and styles to match your personal preference.
Easy Read and Talking Watch and Clock FAQs
What are the benefits of a talking clock?
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A talking clock is designed to make telling the time easier for people with visual impairments. Instead of relying on a small screen or hard-to-read wall clock, a talking clock audibly announces the time. These devices can range from a simple Talking Button Clock, which speaks the time at the press of a button, to wearable watches that read the time aloud when activated.
What kind of clock would you suggest for a blind person?
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A talking clock is ideal for someone who is blind. If the user has no vision, an audio announcement is often the most accessible way to tell the time. For individuals with partial sight, a clock or watch with a large face and high-contrast digits can also be helpful.
What are low vision clocks and watches?+
Low vision clocks and watches are timepieces specifically designed for users with reduced eyesight. They often feature large, bold digits, high contrast displays, and in some cases, spoken time announcements to make them easier to use.
How do talking clocks and watches work?+
Talking clocks and watches work by pressing a button that triggers an audio announcement of the time. Many models also offer additional features such as spoken date updates, alarms, and the option to automatically announce the time at regular intervals.
What are dementia clocks and how do they help?+
Dementia clocks are designed to assist people living with dementia or Alzheimer’s. They typically include features such as clear, easy-to-read displays, audible time reminders, and programmable alarms for daily tasks like taking medication. These features help reduce confusion and support a sense of routine.
What are the benefits of large face clocks?+
Large face clocks provide a clear, easy-to-read display, making it simpler for people with low vision or cognitive impairments to read the time. Their simplicity and size also help reduce strain and confusion, offering a more accessible way to stay on schedule.
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