talking clock

Dumyat

Having problems finding a talking clock...for someone who is not only having sight problems but is also a bit deaf.

Most of the ones I have located so far have very poor voices...either in volume or in quality.

Any suggestions?

solly_2

This one actually states "voice assists those with sight limitations."

http://www.medisave.net/medisave-generic-lm965-p-5000.html £8.62 but a delivery charge of four pounds odd.

HTH

jen_jen_2

there is a company called sight and sound that do stuff for visual impairment, dont know how loud the voice is though.

jen_jen_2

sorry thats not the one, will try and find out tommorow, cant remember the name of it but it begins with a C - i think!!

black-saturn

Ive got one from Boots which says the time and you can set the volume. In the morning you can set it to go off and the voice gets louder and louder the longer you ignore it.

fesdufun

Our Social Services department has a special team that work with people who have visual and hearing loss. They also run a sight and sound centre where you can try out various pieces of equipment. I would think that most social services department have such a team so I would give them a ring I am sure they would be happy to point you in the right direction.

Jen_Jen_5

try Cobolt, that is where i got a talking caluclator from, if you google it i am sure you will find it.