Abovsare Digital Clock Large Display, LED Alarm Clock for Living Room Decor, Rechargeable, Sound-Activated, Snooze, Date &Temp Display Digital Desk Clock for Bedroom Kitchen Office, Wireless-White

This is a super nice clock! Large, easily readable display....you can adjust the brightness, setting it is easy, and I loved all the melody options for the alarm!!The only reason I didn't keep it was because it's not atomic, and that's really what I was looking for.

This clock has a great look - its long and sleek. It keeps correct time, inside temperature, month & date. Its easy to set the clock and all features and its great looking. The design is why I purchased this - I love the height particularly and the length is perfect too! The alarm plays different 'tunes'. Very nice!I highly recommend getting this product.

Works very well easy to use, has back up battery to save time during power outage, easy to read and looks nice not too bright, good value

The clarity on this is really nice. The dimming function is great for rooms where the ambient light is low. However, it seems to sometimes forget its setting, but ultimately toggles back to the prior, dimmer, setting. It holds time decently, and the calendar and temperature are nice to have. Keep in mind, that if you have this in a media cabinet, the heat given off by the equipment can skew from the actual room temperature. I like this clock. If you use it an alarm, it is taller and shallow. If you are one to slap the snooze button, you might end up knocking this over, unlike a shorter, squat unit.

Nice and easy to read from across the room and just set the light to dim so it doesn't light up the room. It doesn't matter if they change daylight savings or not this clock automatically sets correctly.

This product works great. It gives you the time of day, the month and date, temperature in the room and the LED dims automatically at night. The temperature reading is surprisingly accurate. Fits great under my flat screen tv.

Great buy!The battery backup function is great, I had a power outage over the weekend and when power was restored the clock came right back up at the proper time and date, not missing a beat.The clock face is bright (but not blinding at night).The setup instruction while being in Chingrish, make the clock easy to set up.The alarm is loud enough to get me out of bed, but not defining.The ringtones are great and makes me not want to smash the clock when it wakes me up lol.

Last night I opened the box, read the instructions, unwound the power cord, installed backup batteries, placed the clock on my wife's night stand, and plugged it in. On the right side of the display the temperature and date were shown in light blue. The rest of the display was blank. There are two buttons on top: Snooze and Light. I pushed the Light button a couple of times and the time display flickered into life. I say "flickered" because it never came on steadily, it just flickered off and on. I cycled the Light button a couple of more times, and the time finally came on as a steady bright display... too bright. I say "too bright" as in it might sunburn the side of your face while you sleep too bright. I pushed the Light button again, only to get the intermittent flickering again, although it did flicker dimmer this time. Eventually I was able to get back to the "too bright" steady display, so I put on a pair of sunglasses to set the time and date. When I finally finished setting the right time and date, I took my sunglasses off to let my eyes adjust to the light. So far so good. Then... right as I turned to walk to the bathroom to check my eyes for cornea damage, the clock shut off again leaving me in pitch black total darkness. I froze in place, since I could not remember where the various obstacles were strewn across my bedroom floor, and I am too big to make any kind of soft landing. At just about the same time my eyes finally became accustomed to the dark room, the clock decided to ignite its display back into strobe mode, and began flickering off and on like a high intensity disco ball. I ran for the bedroom door to escape before I suffered a Grand Mal seizure, all while seeing myself in the wall mirror doing some surreal strobed stop action animation worthy of a B-grade horror movie! I poured myself a stiff one, and flipped the bedroom circuit breaker off, so I could go retrieve the clock, and box it back up for a refund. I don't recommend this clock if you have any kind of medical condition, i.e. anxiety, epilepsy, PTSD, etc.