Review on JBL Horizon Bluetooth Alarm Clock Radio with Multiple Alarms, Soothing Ambient LED Light, Automatic LCD Display, and Dual USB Charging (White, AM/FM Radio) by Jnis Avoti ᠌

Everything is super, except for the brightness of the dial. It is treated in several ways: 1) Solder a 160-200 kOhm resistor to the legs of the light sensor (auto-brightness will work, just in the dark the brightness will increase, it will be better to read at night) 2) Just close the legs of the light sensor (the brightness will always be 100%). I did this, and I am completely satisfied, at night my eyes do not blind even at the maximum backlight. 3) Remove the foam pad from the light sensor (the sensor body is transparent from the sides, and the light from the LCD will hit the sensor and auto brightness will be at maximum even at night) The clock is pretty easy to take apart. 1) remove the rubber pad in a circle from the fabric speaker protection 2) with your fingers strongly, but gently pull the fabric overlay towards you (the overlay is on clips, it sits tight. I do not advise you to pick it up with screwdrivers or other tools, there will be marks on the case, they will not be visible later, but not pleasant)) 3) then take the protective glass off the dial: just gently pull the usual rubber suction cup towards you, it is glued, but the glue is reusable (no need to heat) 4) Unscrew 4 screws, pull out the dial (carefully there is a cable) 5) The light sensor is a dark cylinder in the center above the dial in gray foam Well, the numbers from the bottom-up perspective turn pale and are even worse visible. If you put the clock on a cabinet (about 1.5 m above the floor, then lying down from the bed the numbers already turn pale and you can’t see it well in bright weather). If the watch is at eye level or lower, then 100% brightness is always visible, even in sunny weather.