Seiko 2" Square Bedside Alarm Clock - Compact and Lightweight

Robert F: Bought three of these. Three years later two have died.

Australia on Oct 26, 2023

Joanna S.: Small and compact. I rely on a bedside alarm clock to wake me. Have an iPhone alarm but can’t stand the selection of tones to wake me.

Australia on Jul 26, 2023

Carolina: excelente

Mexico on Mar 15, 2022

Margarita B: Justo lo que buscaba, un reloj analógico, pequeño y de buena calidad. No hace ruido

Mexico on Feb 22, 2021

AKA CrowAKA Crow: Nice little bedside clock. It has been keeping good time for the last couple of weeks. The minute and hour hands and the markers glow with blue Lumibrite in the dark, as long as they get enough light to charge. They will glow for a few hours but remain visible all night. The second hand sweeps around the dial. The clock runs very quietly but is not entirely silent. I have not used the alarm, but it does have one. Really pleased with this little Seiko.

Australia on Nov 23, 2019

iashutterbug: But we bought it for TRAVEL...
NOTE... EDITED REVIEW, RE: GLOW OF HANDS/SEE BELOW, OVERALL RATING CHANGED FROM 5 TO 4 STAR...
2 1/4" x 2 1/4'', 1 1/4'' deep.. LESS THAN 1/2 SIZE A PACK OF CIGARETTES.
Keeps good time, and alarm is certainly loud enough, but not annoying.
====For TRAVEL and changing time zones, what could be easier than this? ====
NO NEED to set 6 or 7 buttons or switches, and pray you have them right, as you read along, reading directions so tiny you need a magnifying glass to see them... Not with this clock..!!!
====THIS LITTLE CLOCK has 1 switch, and one knob.==== That's it.
Well placed Alarm Switch, upper back. Push it up for alarm set, and down to shut it off.
There is 1 (2 position) knob on the back, For Alarm Set, have the knob pushed in to set your desired wake time.
For Time Set, pull the same little round button out a bit, to set the current time.
Because it's so small, it may be difficult to set for a '''very specific wake time''', like 6:18, but you should get very close.
No snooze / NO ''light up to read it'' function....
....EDITED... NOTE... I'M CHANGING THE LINE FROM::: Hands & Numbers Glow nicely... THAT ONLY...

United States on Apr 19, 2014

Susan Robinson: After two previous failed attempts to solve a vexing night time problem, this handy little Seiko quartz clock came to the rescue. The problem was, the clock radio with the red digital numerals is on my spouse's bedside table next to our king size bed. At night, when I have wanted to check the time, I had to wake up more than I wanted, roll over and prop myself up on my elbows to see over the pillows and said sleeping spouse and, without my essential eye glasses, try to make out the time. A huge hassle, that I rarely undertook. First, I tried having my own clock radio (too bright, too intrusive, too large). Next, I tried a battery-operated bedside clock with black LCD digital time with a so-called soft-lit green back screen. Whoa! A huge bright intrusion that literally cast green light on the opposite bedroom wall. Still desperate, I bought this little gem. Perfect! It's dead quiet (single battery operation) and with very low glow-in the dark numerals and clock hands. In the dark of night I can open one eye and easily check the time, even if its blurry to my near-sighted glassless eyes. Plus, the glowing numbers last all night. If need be I can reach up and pull the clock two...

United States on Mar 20, 2014

David S.: Well now, this is a pleasure to review. I've had this for a couple weeks, replacing a different travel clock that broke.
First, it's small (2 1/4 x 2 1/4 x 1 9/32 inches). The silver colored case front sets off the matte black clock face nicely. The white numbers are adequately sized, as are the hands. The luminescent numerals and hands can easily be read at night--no necessity to press a button to illuminate.
The motor is "Silence Is Golden" quiet. I mean zero, zip, zilch sound. It is smoothly continuous, without annoying 'ticking' as the second hand advances. In fact, the only way you can hear the motor is if you physically hold the clock against your ear. (But if you want to sleep that way, Hey, who am I to argue)?
The alarm is certainly loud enough to penetrate ear plugs--four quick beeps, repeatedly. Alarm is set by moving the alarm hand only counter-clockwise. The time is set, moving the hands either way. And the time/alarm set button is held between thumb and forefinger, not by one of those fragile friction buttons you have to tinker with using just a forefinger.
Finally, it uses a single AA battery--available anywhere, and is housed in an easily opened (and...

United States on May 28, 2013