MSF Radio Controlled Clock with Display and Backlight, Choice of Radio Signals, DCF, Wwwb, JJY at a local Time With Snooze, World Clock, Day, Date, Alarm Function (Cities) 12/24 Hour Display, Keylock Hinged Base, Silver, Plastic, (2 x AAA Batteries Includes CE N) Supplied in Gift Bag

A little tricky to set up. I followed the initial instructions but it defaulted to "GER", so I had manually set it to the UK, after this it set itself to the correct UK time (BST) and has kept accurate time when compared to my other RC clock. Alarm is not really loud enough, but adequate and the display light not as bright as I would like. The display can be difficult to see unless to look st it from directly in front. Pressing down on the clock to get the display light to function is a little awkward. Overall I am happy with this RC clock for such a good price and came with batteries. A real bargain in this world.

Don't bother!!! I thought the price was too good to be true. This is the most complicated fiddly useless pile of rubbish I have ever bought. The instructions are barely legible written in god knows how many languages, and in tiny print. I needed a magnifying glass to try and make any sense of the instructions. The buttons are tiny and on the back of the clock which makes setting the thing very awkward. The so called atomic clock has no signal to lock on to, so basically you have to set the time manually. The design is totally user unfriendly and impracticable, the thing falls over with the drop of a hat, the buttons are frozen when the stand is closed the so called instructions are gibberish and hard to see let alone understand. An absolute pile of junk and a waste of money even at the low price. OK update I now have a signal to the atomic clock, it updated the time during the night and set it one hour behind.

Nice and cheap and works ok. Only problem is that there is a squiggly line appearing along the edge of the screen when the backlight is activated.

This was exceptional value at under two pounds. It does the job and the alarm is easy to set. I like the fact that it has an active icon that shows you whether it is picking up the RC signal. The snooze/backlight 'button' on top is odd. It isn't a button you are in fact pushing down against the rear stand and there is is obviously a switch associated with the stand's hinge.

Cheap but seems poorly made: the buttons didn't work at first, then it didn't register DST which I had to change manually. Defeats the object of a radio controlled clock.

Good looking, but controls are not very handy.l found them hard to use to setthe correct time, when l did the time shown is British normal, not summer time,and l cannot get it to the correct time.

I had a few doubts about buying this one. Some of the reviews were saying it was complete junk. I bought this just for the time signal receiver so reviews don't matter to me. It arrived in just a few days and I put the batteries in. Some of the screen worked but the Clock digits did now show. Now I read the instructions. I set the Town/City to London and the clock digits appeared. Now I left it on my desk to see if it would get the time signal. It could not find the MSF time signal. I waited longer. The Screen was now showing GER, Germany. Signal found and time was setup within a few minutes. I did not need to change the settings. The time displayed the correct time using the DCF77 signal. Not finding the MSF signal is not unusual these days. Nice little clock with day and date. *** Don't place it near a Computer, TV, or WIFI. The clock gets the time from a small receiver and if you put it near to source of RF it will not be able to receive the signal.

Doesn't keep the time!! Self setting (supposedly) but it continually keeps adding or removing an hour. Very odd!! Luckily this was a secret Santa gift and was very, very inexpensive.