HAPTIME Digital Alarm Clock Radio: Large LED Display with 4 Brightness Dimmer, Dual Alarms, Snooze, FM Radio with Sleep Timer - Blue Digits Clock for Bedroom Review

I didn't realize the battery was charging but I unplugged the clock for a while and when I plugged it back in it got the correct time reminded and adjusted. The readings are huge and I love the cool blue numbers. I couldn't be happier

I bought this clock to replace a Sony clock I got from Walmart. It was a $10 clock that never stopped at the current time and moved forward 8-10 minutes. When I set it a few minutes ago, it stayed at the set time. HAPTIME has stayed on time so far and I appreciate that. I was a little surprised when I received it as I thought the watch would be bigger judging by the picture when I bought it. Although the plastic body is small, the numbers on the display are large, especially from a distance.

I like that the display is blue instead of red, I had trouble adjusting it. I love that there are 2 different alarm settings for 2 different wake up times. There is a dimmer which is a nice feature, sometimes I don't want to see the brightness. The repetition allows me to get some sleep, which is important sometimes. The radio, I'll admit, was difficult to get a clear station on. The design is nice, clean and modern. Great for all ages. I like the design of the front as the display is bigger so

At first I couldn't figure out why the clock radio uses a micro USB cable for power. When it got to my bedside table it all made sense. I have a 3-port USB charger for cell phones/headphones/etc. so plug the watch into it and bingo, you're good to go. During the day the 3 brightness settings looked like dimming would be great, but in total darkness the lowest level is still pretty bright so I usually switch it to the off state which is nice to have too. Plus, it works like you would expect from

is a 5 star alarm clock ruined by the junk of an FM tuner. Manual digital tuning requires a long press (3 seconds) to tune 0.1MHz up or down. The automatic search function, which stores a maximum of 20 stations, automatically stores about a dozen frequencies that are not real stations and some real stations that are broadcast. There's no way to save your favorite stations directly to memory, making the feature basically useless. Update: After less than a month of use, the alarm is completely…

I am very impressed and satisfied with this alarm clock. My husband and I needed a new alarm clock. We used to use our cell phones as alarm clocks, but we always expected the phone to go off in the middle of the night. This alarm clock is way better than I expected. Firstly, I didn't understand that this clock is also a radio! Secondly, this alarm clock received more stations than my car radio! I like the ad too. These are large numbers so I can see them clearly when I'm not wearing glasses…

I bought this for my elderly parents because they needed big numbers. They like to wake up to the radio, not the beeper, so we had to use a clock radio. Apparently it's hard to find clock radios that have a "dial tuner" style, which is why we chose this one. The 20-station automatic programming sounds great until you use it. Here's the problem: it automatically adjusts FROM THE BOTTOM OF THE WATCH FACE! And it can only store 20 stations. So my parents want to wake up at 106.1 and autotune is…

Instructions for tuning to radio stations and changing station memory after installation are NOT included. We had to look it up on YouTube and even then it didn't work. However; At some point in our attempt something happened and we were finally able to change the saved stations to the ones we really wanted to keep. I can't tell you how we did it and we hope we don't have to do it again. That was the first problem. A second release may result in us abandoning it and buying another. And the…

As with all cheap clock radios, you get what you pay for and that's not much. A few downsides to this. The large LED display looks a bit blurry for such a display and has some bumps within individual digits. The so-called 4 brightness levels are only two levels, since the lowest level is completely deactivated and the second lowest level is barely visible in complete darkness; which leaves you with only medium and high settings - so you basically have two usable levels of brightness instead of…