[Electronics-talk] lon lasting talking watch?

[Gerald Levy]

This is one of my biggest pet peeves: talking watches whose batteries die 
prematurely.  Of course, you can't replace the battery yourself, and it's 
not always easy to find a jeweler or watch repair shop willing to do it. 
Battery life also depends on where you buy a talking watch.  In the past 
year, I have purchased two talking watches from Independent Living Aids 
whose batteries lasted a little more  than three months, just after the 90 
day warranty expired.  I will never buy another talking watch from them.  I 
recently purchased a talking pen watch from Future Aids.  It runs on two 
AG13 batteries which are user replaceable, so if they die prematurely, I can 
replace them myself.

Gerald


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Sent: Tuesday, February 15, 2011 9:04 PM
Subject: Re: [Electronics-talk] lon lasting talking watch?


> Hello,
> Has anyone found a talking watch that last more than a year?
> I have tried several without success.  Thank you
> Susan
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