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I’d skip the smartwatch route, as they can be too complex for many seniors and require daily charging, which is easy to forget. A better option might be a dedicated medical alert system with fall detection. These are designed specifically for safety and ease of use, and many come with long-lasting batteries—some lasting up to ten years. For example, Bay Alarm Medical offers an SOS Smartwatch that combines simple functionality with emergency features.

Thank you so much! I'll use it for video editing and photoshop, illustrator and light gaming. Any recommendations in the same price range would be great.

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This is what a lot of people ignore when they seem to oppose the idea of Pro consoles. Even if you arent interested the tech they introduce will help with games and systems in the future. This will allow them to further improve and provide developers experience with PSSR/machine learning and ray tracing tech that will be in the PS6 and beyond. And people at the same time that want better image quality and can afford it have the option to buy a PS5 Pro And they say I do think that PS5 Pro does a much better job in enhancing current generation games than PS4 Pro did back in 2016. Which goes against the narrative that the PS4 Pro was needed but not the PS5 Pro