Review on MIDCLOCK Steamer Hanging Battery Powered by Amanda Spencer

My only complaint is that you can't change the battery without removing the clock from the wall. The battery door is just behind where you will attach it to the wall. I wish it was somewhere else although I didn't have to change the battery so I'm not sure how often it will happen. It uses a D battery, which hasn't been seen since the boomboxes of the '80s. They only sell in packs of four these days, so I guess I'm ready for the apocalypse. It looks great on the wall, and as someone who had an old alarm clock with those flipping numbers as a kid, I loved the old-school design compared to the boring LEDs.