Blood pressure monitors allow users to easily record their blood pressure at home. Most at-home devices are automatic and do not require users to hand-pump the device—simply strap on the included arm cuff and press a button to activate the monitor.
There are many different kinds of thermometers, from fever thermometers, to food thermometers, to outdoor temperature thermometers. Many models offer accessibility features, such as large, easy-to-see digital screens and talking thermometers.
Digital timers allow users to easily record time without manually winding a timer up, as with analogue models. They feature simple menus with LED displays and loud audio alarms for when the time is done.
Digital kitchen scales instantly display the weight of food items, so users do not have to visually read and gauge the results, as with analogue scales.
Digital body weight scales digitally display the user's weight, eliminating the need to visually read and gauge the result, as with a traditional scale. These scales typically have large, easy-to-read displays, and some may also feature an audio readout of the user's weight.
Digital measuring tapes allow users to measure distance without visually marking the endpoint and reading the distance marked on the tape. Instead, the device displays the distance on a small digital screen.
Large-button telephones are easier to see and dial than standard telephones. They may also feature large display screens for reading phone numbers and incoming calls, which may be helpful for some users.
