Talking alarm clock for the visually dementia and individuals 85dB volume and display Large numbers and function available impaired, elderly,

An easy-to-use voice clock. Simply press the button to hear the current time aloud. Press it again to hear the day of the week, date, and year. With its simple design and just one button, anyone can use it intuitively. 12-hour mode to support a sense of time: The time is announced using natural phrases such as "It's 4 PM" and "It's 7 PM." This makes it easier for the elderly and people with dementia to understand the flow of the day. With a loud volume (up to 85dB) that's safe even for people with hearing loss, and clear sound that can be heard without hearing aids, it's also ideally designed for use on a bedside table. Screen-off mode for peace of mind even in complete darkness: For those who are bothered by light at night, you can completely turn off the screen. You can also check the current time by voice, so you won't have any trouble even in the dark. Other features include a large, easy-to-read display (high contrast), 12-hour/24-hour time slot switching, music alarm with snooze, and AC power or 3 AA batteries (sold separately). Talking alarm clock for the visually impaired, elderly, dementia patients, and hearing-impaired individuals | 85dB volume | 12-hour and 24-hour display | Large numbers and screen-off function available