Review on ⏰ Enhanced Magnasonic USB Charging Alarm Clock Radio with Time Projection, Battery Backup, Auto Time Set, Dual Alarm, 1.2" LED Display for Smartphones & Tablets (EAAC475) by Eric Beck

This is a handy little alarm clock. My favorite feature is the ceiling or wall projection. It is very nice to see the time on the ceiling without having to turn around to see the real clock. (Ideally it would be great to have a watch with an alarm, projection, good sound, Bluetooth connectivity and smart USB charging ports, but there just isn't everything in one device.) For the price, it really does. good projection work, dual alarms are good and there are 10 presets for AM and FM radio. The sound isn't great, but I just wake up to NPR or talk on the radio, so that's fine. If you want really good sound, look elsewhere. At first it seemed like there were too many spaces between the projected numbers, but after a few days I got used to it. The numbers are just the right brightness - not too bright to keep me awake - and the blue numbers on the watch have multiple dimming settings. All of these projection clocks seem to have the same weird problem: you can't rotate the clock to face your bed and project at right angles when it's hanging from the ceiling. I've been looking for one that has 360 degree rotation but couldn't find that the projection part - as a feature of one of these types of watches - seems really silly, but I was able to compensate by placing the projection at slightly angles. on the ceiling. It seems like they should be able to find a simple design solution for this just by rotating the projector part in all directions. That's why I gave it 4 stars instead of 5. If anyone knows of a projection clock that actually projects straight and has more rotation options, please post the link here! The time set itself automatically when I turned it on and it was very easy to set up. The snooze button could be bigger, but I'm getting used to it. The radio presets have to cycle through all 10 stations before you can select the one you want, so I compensated by repeating the same station multiple times in the presets.