💡 Sharper Image Light Up Electronic Word Clock: Stylish Black Finish with LED Display for Contemporary Home and Office Décor Review

I am very disappointed. My word clock won't stop blinking with all the words! There is no manual or online FAQ to fix this. The photo doesn't look good either. I am really disappointed.

1. Looks good2. Easy to install 3. Non-dimmable 4. There is a slight difference between each letter, so this is not a consistent conclusion. (which makes it a bit hard on the eyes) 5. The cord is very short. You will probably need an extension cord.6. It does not allow the use of a backup battery, so it must be reset every time it is unplugged or without power.

I love the style of this watch! I've had my eye on one of these for a long time but when I found it in rose gold copper at such a great price I ordered it! I really wanted it for my bedroom but it's so bright when the lights are off. Instead I put it in the living room. I was looking for 5V adapters in white so it wouldn't be as noticeable when hanging on the wall. I just want the lighting to have a dimmer. Otherwise there are no complaints. Great watch for this price! It would also be a great…

I wasn't sure what to expect from this watch as I have the original Qlocktwo, big and small, which were quite expensive. This watch is definitely worth the money. Mine arrived with a small dent in the copper finish. The quality of the watch is impressive for the price, apart from a small dent. One of the photos shows the clock as 9.75" square but the clock is actually 7.75" square as in the description. The photo is incorrect. The watch is bright and looks more expensive than its price. Maybe…

On entering you have to admit that it only shows the time in 5 minute increments. So don't plan on using it as a clock to keep up with meeting times, but it looks good and is a great conversation piece. While I agree that it would be much better if they ran on batteries, I think I found a workaround with an ugly black cord hanging from the wall. Since the cable that powers it ends in a USB port, I chose to use a USB rechargeable power bank to power the watch. Then, to hang it on the wall and…

Glad I bought this conversational watch. During the 2020 pandemic, who needs to know the time more concretely than the vague "fifteen past one”? The watch is fairly well made, although it looks empty and isn't the weight I was hoping for. The laser-cut metal face is housed in a plastic case with LEDs inside. There is a hook on the back for hanging on the wall but as it requires an outlet to work I use it on a bookshelf. This could benefit from a weighted bottom; It's a bit heavy and easy to tip

We wanted one but after getting a replacement watch after the first one had a deformed and unsuitable dial we decided it was too cheaply made to work on us : - In both cases the clock face was crooked, the first time it didn't fit and there was a gap between the dial and the light box at the bottom - The clock must be constantly plugged into the mains in the socket to work. We mistook the USB cable for charging the watch, but it doesn't have a battery or charging function. The cable connects to

In my eyes, time moves in a circle and clockwise. This watch destroys this model as it will say "twenty past eleven." It's always good to get you to look at something else. They are very bright and easy to read even in a well-lit room. Like a typical guy, I opened the box and ignored the instructions. I saw the screws on the back and started unscrewing them. There were 8 small screws and I seem to have missed one. I was ready to put in the batteries. Then I read the instructions and saw that it