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Big Speaker Talking Watch
A loud, clear voice from a large speaker. Our best seller for people who are blind or find quiet watches hard to hear.
Talking watches for people who are blind or have low vision
Press one button and the watch speaks the time in a clear English voice. No app, no phone, no setup.
230+eBay reviews as a seller
100%positive, last 12 months
Since 2016selling on eBay
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Choose your talking watch
All speak the time in English at the press of a button and have an alarm. We sell through eBay, so you check out with eBay's buyer protection.
For low vision
Big Screen Talking Watch
Large, high-contrast numbers for anyone with some sight, plus the time spoken at the press of a button.
Easy to press
Big Button Talking Watch
An oversized button on the front, easy to find by touch. Ideal for arthritis, shaky hands or reduced feeling in the fingers.
Talking keyring watch, in three colours
Keyring · Red
Talking Keyring Watch, Red
The time in your pocket, in red. Clip it to keys, a bag or a belt.
Keyring · Yellow
Talking Keyring Watch, Yellow
The time in your pocket, in yellow. Clip it to keys, a bag or a belt.
Keyring · Black
Talking Keyring Watch, Black
The time in your pocket, in black. Clip it to keys, a bag or a belt.
Made for people who cannot read an ordinary watch
Blind or low vision
The time spoken aloud, with no need to see the face.
Seniors
One big button. Nothing to set up, no app, no phone.
Arthritis or shaky hands
The Big Button watch is easy to find and press.
Can't read a clock
Families buy them for people with an intellectual disability or dementia.
What our customers say
Arrived very quickly. My dad is legally blind and this watch is very helpful. We have bought a few of them from various suppliers over the years. Dad usually gets a few years out of each one. He knows to feel for the big button and push it to hear the time. It is very easy to hear, and understand, even without his hearing aids.
Great product. My brother who has an intellectual disability and cannot read the time on an ordinary watch really loves this talking watch. It is perfect for him. Seller was great to deal with too. Highly recommend.
So much easier to use than the talking watches with four buttons on the sides. The voice is loud enough for people with slight hearing loss to hear and the setting of the time is very easy to achieve. Packaging was fine and the postage was quick.
Item works well and significantly better than those being sold by blind institutions in Australia and cheaper
Fantastic. Ordering more. My blind mother loves it.
Works perfectly for my Grandfather who is partially blind
Spare batteries
LR44, AG3 and CR2016 button cells, posted free by letter. Shop batteries or check the battery guide.
Questions
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What battery does the talking watch use?
The talking wristwatch runs on a small button cell, size L1131F (also sold as LR1130 or AG10). It is fitted and tested before we post it, so the watch is ready to use when it arrives. There is no charging. Replacements are easy to find at supermarkets, chemists and watch shops. Our battery guide lists equivalent codes.
Can I change the strap?
Yes. The strap is held on with standard spring pins, so a watch shop can fit a different band in a minute, or you can do it at home with a small spring-bar tool. Just match the width of the current strap.
Which watch should I choose?
Choose the Big Speaker for the loudest voice, the Big Screen if the wearer still has some sight, the Big Button for arthritis or shaky hands, and the keyring watch for anyone who does not like wearing a watch.
Does the watch have GPS or a tracker?
No. Our watches tell the time and have an alarm. If wandering is a worry, a GPS tracker watch is a better choice.