The TFA 60.2565.54 Talk 2 Talking radio alarm clock is a radio-controlled talking alarm clock, designed specifically as a daily aid for individuals with vision loss or reduced eyesight.

One notable feature of this clock is its voice announcement of the time and date: it announces the current time in German with phrases like 'Jetzt ist es neun Uhr achtundzwanzig' ('It is now 9:28') either every hour automatically or upon pressing a large clock button, making it easy for visually impaired users to find.

Additionally, with a double press, it also announces the date and day of the week, for example, 'Heute ist Donnerstag, der sechste Februar' ('Today is Thursday, February 6').

• Easy operation and safe setting: All adjustments are made via buttons on the base of the clock, with voice guidance at each step to avoid errors.
• Small display: Shows the time, date, day, and alarm time.
• Accurate time reception: Automatically receives the exact time via DCF77 signal (radio signal with individual clock) ensuring absolute accuracy and automatic adjustment for daylight saving/winter time.
• Snooze function: Integrated snooze function activated by the same large button for a few extra minutes of sleep.
• Volume settings: Sound volume adjustable at two levels.
• Stability: The clock has three rubber feet for stable support on a bedside table.
• Power supply: Powered by two AAA batteries (not included).

This clock stands out for its simple and customized functionality for individuals with vision impairment while offering precision thanks to the support of the radio signal.

This device is ideal for those who require accurate time measurement without relying on visual reading of the clock, providing functionality with ergonomics designed for individuals with visual disabilities.