Digital Alarm Clock, 3 Alarm Settings, with Wooden Electronic LED Time Display, Dual Temperature & Humidity Detect, Ideal for Bedroom, Bedside Kids, Batteries not Needed

I am really happy with the purchase and customer service. For some reason the watch stopped working and after sharing feedback, they sent me new. I am using this watch in nursery to keep track on feeding schedules at night. Not only it tells me the time but also temperature and humidity in my baby room.

The biggest lie this alarm has ever told is "Ideal for Bedroom", this is probably just shy of the worst alarm clock you could purchase for your bedroom. First, the redeeming points of this device.The wood grain veneer is nice and the display is very crisp, easy to read, and bright. The clock will also run off four AAA batteries without the need to be connected to an outlet. The battery life is only 5 days though. The humidity and temperature displays are a very nice bonus and setting the clock was very easy even without checking the instructions first.That's all the praise I can heap on this clock. I have nothing left but disdain from this point forward.Let's start off with the build materials. This clock is indeed made of wood. It's a particle board frame wrapped in a wood grain veneer (read: sticker). A sticker that after less than 24 hours is already starting to peel up in the one corner. Next is the “Micro USB charger", that's a flat out lie. The power lead is a USB cord with a very tiny barrel plug on the other end (see my photos), not a micro or mini USB cable. Meaning if you break the power cord for this (which wouldn't be hard with how flimsy the barrel is) good luck. The cord itself is also only about a meter (less than 3ft) long, making it very difficult to plug in unless it's right on top of an outlet.I don't know about you, but when I wake up in the early hours and check my bedroom clock, I want to see what time it is. I really don't need to know that its 2018. I want to know if I can roll over and go back to bed or if I should just get up. Unfortunately you'll be alerted to the year and date every ten seconds as the clock alternates between showing you the date and the time. There’s no discernible way to disable this “feature”, meaning the clock will flip back and forth between the time and the year every ten seconds. Of course this thing is also so ungodly bright, even at its dimmest setting, you’ll not want it keep it next to your bed. My cell phone, with the screen on, casts less light then this thing does at its dimmest.The alarm on it works, but a key function of any bedroom alarm clock is missing. A snooze button. Once this thing goes off your only option is get up or turn it off and hope you don’t fall asleep again. Also there is no “alarm off” button, you just grope around the back of it and press any of its buttons to shut it off. Since there’s no easy way to turn off the alarms you’ll be browsing the menu screens to turn your alarm off/on for weekends and vacations.Finally the instructions included are some of the shortest, and most poorly written I’ve ever seen. I don’t expect much from this kind of import schlock but it’d be nice if I could even remotely follow them. Especially on something that only has three buttons and myriad of features to work out based on button press combinations and long presses.Avoid this piece of crap, it’d be nice for an office shelf, but the idea this could ever be a decent alarm clock for you bedroom is the biggest laugh riot of the century.

You have to read the instructions it's very complicated to set up. There is no way to turn off the alarm if you get up before it except to mess with the settings or unplug it. The display is great, the temp and humidity accurate. The alarm needs an overhaul in how it is executed though.

I purchased this as an alternative to my phone alarm so that I could leave my phone in a separate room at night. The design is clean and sleek, and I love the large numbers that make it easy to read from anywhere in the room. The wood texture is a nice touch. There are a few things that I feel it's missing, though. First, even the dimmest setting is quite bright in a dark room, so having the ability to get the brightness even lower would be great. Next, maybe I'm just spoiled from years of using a phone alarm, but it'd be nice to have a few different alarm sound options (for example, an option to make it start softer and then by the third alarm be louder). A snooze feature would also be helpful, as it's very easy to hit one -- or all three -- off and doze off with no backup set. Overall, this clock gets the job done and does exactly what it advertises, but it's just missing a few things I've come to expect in modern alarm clocks.

One of the poorest designs for programming I’ve ever seen. It technically functions but that’s about it. Be warned no snooze at all. Also to set, enable, disable, or edit any of the 3 alarms you need to scroll through editing every single setting including the current time - so you can accidentally edit the current time. Also every time you click to move to edit the next parameter it makes a loud beep. So if you have a partner in bed sleeping and you walke up on your first alarm you need to generate 20+ Loud beeps to scroll through every parameter to disable the other 2 alarms. It’s brutal to program when you are tired and about to go to sleep. It’s absolutely worthless to me. Only have it 2 Stars because it technically functions just a terrible terrible user interface.

Works great. Doesn’t lose the time if it gets unplugged. It’s not the most user friendly when it comes to setting the time and alarm but the manual is very helpful.I still don’t know where the snooze button is after 2 months but I’ve been waking up earlier and more refreshed because of it so I guess that’s a good thing

This thing looks cool, but I should have returned it for something else. It's just a pain in the butt to deal with.I needed the hygrometer function because I have guitars and it's good to keep track of humidity of the room.There's really only one functional button on the back. There's more, but they don't do much. In order to set an alarm, (like, turn it on) you have to hold the function button down until it beeps, then cycle through a ton of stuff until you have the option of turning your alarm on. Seriously, the alarms are the second to last thing in the list, so you have to pass through every other setting in order to set an alarm. It makes it really easy to accidentally change the time or date or whatever. On every other alarm clock there is like one switch or something that turns the alarm on.Also, there's just a bunch of weird functions and settings that make no sense. A single button push will set the display to alternate between the time and the year. Who has ever needed that?