Review on 🕙 HITO 10 Inch Silent Non Ticking Wall Clock with Glass Cover - Sleek Silver Aluminum Frame for Kitchen, Living Room, Bedroom, Office - White by James Bull

After a few weeks it seems to be working fine. The mechanisms in modern battery powered wall clocks are pretty much the same, the main issue is usually how heavy the hands are, whether they are balanced or not, and of course the design: can you read the time easily? I see no problems with this watch. (I disagree with the lack of a number, the Roman numerals, and the poorly designed analog dials and hands. The dial and hands on this one are very well designed. The seconds indicator is close enough to the ticks to be read. A thermometer , a hydrometer would be nice to have too.. if i had beef about the thermometer it would be that the numbers are tiny and the emphasis is on the extremely cold end of the dial it's not a street clock so what's the point lower those Scale down? I can't read the temperature in the whole room but I can tell approximately. The mid point is 50°F (10°C). Anyone using this clock, where is the average temperature? Bonus some little digital thermometers/ Hydrometer/24 hour high/low. Read the data on the display. It is assumed that one of them is backlit, the other is more normal. Both are difficult to read. Clock is vi el more useful, because even from an early age Larger time stamps make reading easier.