Small white talking pocket clock on keychain
Someone wearing the talking pocket clock on a lanyard
  • Small white talking pocket clock on keychain
  • Someone wearing the talking pocket clock on a lanyard
  • Small white talking pocket clock on keychain
  • Someone wearing the talking pocket clock on a lanyard

Talking pocket clock

Talking pocket clock

CC83

At the push of a button, this pocket clock announces the time and date in a clear, natural English male voice. Keep it in your pocket, on a lanyard, or use it as a keyring.

Price £13.80
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Price £11.50 ex VAT
Sale price £11.50 ex VAT

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Price: £13.80 inc VAT In Stock

This slimline clock is easy to set and has a simple alarm function. Press the black button on the front of the white clock to hear the time and date announced in a natural English male voice.

There are two buttons on the back to set the time and the alarm, and a metal loop for attaching to a keychain (included) or your own lanyard.

For more details about this product and to help you decide if it is suitable for you, check the product instructions manual (in the User Guides tab).

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  • Portable talking clock and alarm.
  • Natural English male voice.
  • Three simple operation buttons.
  • Metal loop to attach the keychain provided or your own lanyard.
  • Size: 5.2 × 5.2 × 1cm.
  • Weight: 25g.

Battery information

  • Supplied with a CR2032 battery fitted.
  • Please remove the plastic tab from the battery compartment before first use.
  • Batteries are not guaranteed.
  • The speech getting quieter or failing to announce is an indicator that the battery needs replacing.

Please see our standard returns policy.

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