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Telling the time is fundamental to everyday living, and these talking clocks and watches open the way for those with limited vision to be able to still know what the time is and be in control of their own schedule and activities.
If you, or a loved one, are finding it a struggle to tell the time with standard clocks and watches, then don't worry, as Ability Superstore has plenty of options available to make your life easier, from big-face clocks with large, easy to read displays, to talking wristwatches and much more.
Ability Superstore's mobility aids are ideal for visually impaired individuals, or people who may find standard clocks, or watches, difficult to understand.
Talking clocks open the way for those with limited vision to be able to still know what the time is and be in control of their own schedule and activities.
A benefit of talking clocks is that they provide a functioning alarm, so you are able to keep up with appointments, or know when you're meeting friends and family, without having to rely on anyone else for help, or reminders.
Low vision wall clocks are ideal for anyone living with sight loss, or vision impairment, as they feature large numbers, clear hands and contrasting white, or yellow clock face colours.
Here at Ability Superstore, we also have a range of calendar clocks that are ideal mobility aids for people living with dementia, as they offer a distinct date and time to help with orientation, along with being easy to identify with bright coloured displays.
These larger sized clocks are also ideal for healthcare environments, such as care homes, hospitals and shared accommodation.
We also have a variety of talking watches. These mobility aids allow you to have the benefits of standard watches, but with the added functionality of the time being spoken in clear and easy to understand voices.
We think it is important that all of our mobility aids are easy to use, and our range of watches and clocks is no exception. You won’t have to deal with complicated menus, fiddly buttons, or large instruction manuals. All of our products are easy to set up and use straight away.
What are Low-Vision Clocks and Watches?
Low-Vision Clocks and Watches are specially designed timepieces for individuals with visual impairments. They feature large, high-contrast displays, clear numbers, and often incorporate additional features like spoken time announcements or tactile elements for easier timekeeping.
How do Talking Clocks and Watches work?
Talking Clocks and Watches are equipped with voice technology that audibly announces the time at the press of a button. They are invaluable for individuals with visual impairments or those who prefer auditory cues. Some models also offer additional features such as alarms and date announcements.
What are Dementia Clocks and how do they help?
Dementia Clocks are clocks specifically designed for individuals living with dementia or cognitive impairments. They often display the day of the week, month, and year in addition to the time. This helps provide a sense of orientation and structure for individuals who may struggle with memory or comprehension.
What are the benefits of Large Face Clocks?
Large Face Clocks feature oversized, easy-to-read displays, making them ideal for individuals with visual impairments or those who prefer a clear and unambiguous representation of time. They can significantly enhance readability and ease of use.
Are there specialized Clocks and Watches for individuals with specific needs?
Yes, in addition to Low-Vision, Talking, and Dementia Clocks, there are also specialized timepieces designed for various needs. These may include high-contrast clocks for improved visibility, tactile clocks for those who are visually impaired or blind, and more.
