Ziivron Alarm Clocks for Bedrooms, 4.2" LED Digital Alarm Clock Radio with FM Radio, Dual USB Port for Charger, Snooze, Bluetooth AUX TF Card Play, Battery Backup, Best for Men

This alarm clock was much smaller than I expected, but that's not a bad thing. The clock screen is is a decent size for beside the bed. The best features that I was looking for was the ability to play back audio from a USB or SD Card. This clock will do that with no issues at all. I have used an SD Card to play back 320Kb MP3 audio files with no problems and they sound decent enough for most things. The USB port worked very well for playing back audio. Depending on the size of the USB device, it may stick out a bit, which is why using an SD Card may be better for daily use. The speaker is of decent quality, it's not the greatest, but for playing back background noise to sleep to, there is no problems. I haven't used the line in or the Bluetooth connection, as I haven't needed to, but would still recommend this just based on the USB and SD Card playback.

This is a great alarm clock, with a lot of great features on it. The only thing I don't like about it, is programming it isn't simple or trivial. There are a lot of steps and buttons to press, and every time I want to change the alarm time, I have to find the manual and figure out how to do it again.

The sound is good, the look is great, and many features (bluetooth, temperature, two alarm sets), but controls are confusing and complicated. There is no "On/Off" switch. To turn it on requires hitting the middle in a set of three tiny buttons, not easy before your first cup of coffee, and if you hit the wrong one you go to the next preset. Setting the time is devilish because the instruction booklet is wrong. Wrong because it says to push the large button for three seconds, but that only starts a scan of all the available stations, giving each one a preset number. BTW, you can't go directly to a preset, you have to go through them all. Only by trying all the combination of middle little button and the big one did I get to "set time." I'm not sorry I got it, since it does what I wanted, but I wish it had been engineered with the sleepy morning user in mind.

The media could not be loaded.  When I opened the box I was surprised at how small it was. That's the only thing that is diminutive about this alarm clock. It has 4 brightness settings. Low, Medium, High and Off. The high is nice and bright and the low is perfect for the night time. There are 4 settings to get music from. First is the Radio, then Bluetooth, then SD card and finally from a line in cable (3.5) included in the box. The radio seems to pick up my local stations no problem and since I'm near NYC just about anything can pick them up. The sound is OK so don't expect an Alexa or google home type sound but it was fine. I tried the Bluetooth and it connected to my phone no problem (Android). If you are looking for a new alarm I would look no further. Other than the price being a little high I would definitely pick this one up.

I've owned this for 3 months. I've had to reset the time 4 times because it runs fast. It is currently running 4 minutes fast and the last time I reset it was 20 days ago. I have given up resetting it and just look at it as a "time suggestion" now.The directions are written in poor English and difficult to follow. I've tried to move past the "eternal" (their word, not mine) alarm 1, which sets itself for 5, 6, or 7 days, in order to get to alarm 2 for a single day. No luck. Alarm 1 defaults the minute I try to set a single alarm and I can't find a way to disarm it and set alarm 2. I have to unplug the clock to stop a daily alarm from happening. That means I have to reset date, time, etc. I've stopped using it for an alarm, which means the snooze feature is also of no use to me.The FM setting mode hasn't yet been successfully set up. When pressing the mode button for a short 3 seconds, as directed, nothing happens. 4 seconds, 5 seconds, 20 seconds - all the same. Nothing happens. I've stopped trying to use it as a radio.No FM means no sleep mode as there is nothing to fall asleep to. I now fall asleep to TV chatter.....It seems to provide an accurate room temperature with it's thermometer function. Oh, and the USB outlet does charge my phone.So, this is an expensive thermometer and USB charger.I definitely do not recommend this unit.

Does not keep good time! It runs fast, about 1 minute ahead per week. Frustrating having to reset it regularly and/or do the mental time conversion. Could be worse could run slow. Overall good features - nice display, size is compact, adjustable brightness (I like how dim it can go) but a little difficult to use/set up features. Easy to adjust time though. Also the radio antenna is poor - very few radio stations, I was hoping to have talk radio come on in the morning.

I love this little clock radio. It's cute to look at, has quite a few different options to play music, features the temperature, and is soft to the touch. I really like how the USB plugs are in the front of the clock as it's just easier overall when I need to grab my charging cable- and there are two of them! Big plus that it's extremely unobtrusive but highly practical.

Wanted it to work very much. Put it on a table next to my bed, and at the lowest setting, it lit up the room - couldn't sleep, too bright. The speakers rattle on medium volume, so that was disappointing as well.However, it has a TON of features. Can play/wake up to music via a usb stick, sd card, radio, buzzer. If you want a table clock that displays the time very clearly in the day or night this is great. A great space saver being so small. The radio picks up a lot of stations as well.I really liked it, and could probably get by with the sound, but it was just too bright to sleep next to. I think it'll suit most people's needs, but mine are a little more particular. Try it, you may love it.