Digital Alarm Clock with Radio and USB Charger - Perfect for Bedroom

Saad: Pros:
Worked flawlessly for two years. Built-in battery that keeps track of the time even if you unplug it.

Radio's pretty good. Max volume is much louder than you'd ever need it to be but the speakers aren't the best quality. An audio jack would've been convenient.
IDK if you can choose specific radio channels like you would in a car. The radio just finds 20 with the least noise and you get to choose from them.

Projector is pretty bright and so is the built in clock. Can see the clock in bright daylight pretty easily.

Only gripe I have is with the controls. They're a little complicated to figure out and I'm constantly pulling out the manual, especially for changing daylight savings time. For example, to turn off the radio you don't press the radio button, you press the 'zz light bulb' button.... why?

I bought it for $25 two years ago but now that it's up to $40, seems a little pricey. Maybe wait for a deal.

United States on Jun 07, 2023

RobSantos: Every power outage, I have to relearn how to do these:
Press and hold ⬇️ for 3 seconds to switch from C to F.
(Found this on another site)
Press and hold ⬆️ for 3 seconds to rotate the projection.

Great clock, needs better (or online) documentation.

United States on Apr 18, 2023

AlanD: and so many others do. When visitors walk by my bedroom at night, they look at the ceiling and say, "Where did you get that clock!!!!? That's so cool"
And it is. It's easy to read in the dark at night, with multiple brightness settings for the projection display and the clock itself The 'projector' rotates so you can place the time on the ceiling or on the wall, and you can flip the display if required.
It has a battery which keeps the time in case you have a power outage. The clock displays the temperature and the humidity (I won't vouch for the accuracy of either) but the important thing is the clock keeps perfect time. You can adjust the readouts for Fahrenheit or Centigrade, and 12 or 24 hour time display.
The clock has a radio which I never used. The only negatives I can think of is the clock does NOT adjust automatically for daylight or standard time, and don't lose the little instruction booklet which comes with it. Setting the clock up is NOT intuitive. Just keep the booklet in a drawer and you'll be fine.

United States on Mar 12, 2023

Scott Young: I was able to set this clock up okay even though it didn't come with a manual. However, I cannot figure out how to change the temperature display from Celsius to Fahrenheit.

United States on Mar 12, 2023

John: First, this is NOT battery powered. It is powered by plugging into a USB port.
Temperature is in Centigrade, so unless you use that or are good at converting to Fahrenheit while half asleep, it's worthless
It's cheap and cheaply made.

UPDATE: Disclosure - I received an email a couple months after my purchase from the seller offering me a refund plus $10. At first I was impressed with the update to their customer service and accepted it. I thought this is great, they pay attention and are serious about their product. I wasn't able to update right away and started getting emails pressuring me to update or remove this review - 21 emails worth. Each email delayed my response, as I wanted to accurately report. I said that I would update my review, so here it is.

That said - I am liking the clock well for it's size for me to be able to read it at night, and the projection on the ceiling. Those parts are good. I started using the alarm on it, and that is consistent and loud enough - so it does what an alarm is supposed to do. It's lasted for 6 months now and appears to be going strong.
I still don't like the degrees in Centigrade After asking around - the USB power...

United States on Jun 20, 2021