⏰ Stay punctual and informed with the Trendworx 4044-2 Suction Cup Bathroom Clock – Silver | Digital Thermometer included Review

It makes sense to put this IN our soul. This reduced the number of minutes we spent in the shower with our excessive water loss. I hung it on a 3M plastic hook. There's no way I would trust those suckers. I removed them completely. We're lucky to have a larger than usual shower, so I placed it high up where the water wouldn't bother it. So far everything is perfect. A LITTLE IN YOUR FACE with watches due to their size. but it does the job. Don't want to waste any more time in the shower? Adjust

Suction cups are nonsense. No matter what you try (and I've scoured the internet for advice and tried everything) it will fall. Before I knew it, he fell and hurt his face. I kept it anyway. I threaded the cord through the hardware and hung it in the shower instead. Otherwise it looks and works well, although the temperature function seems silly. You'll never see it as it always fogs up when the shower is on. However, I don't need it for any reason, so it doesn't affect my usage. I just need…

Preparing to buy my third watch. I have two in the bathroom upstairs. One so I can see when I'm putting on makeup, the other so I can see when I'm in the shower or sauna. It's the 3rd for the downstairs bathroom. I like the watch very much because it is very easy to read and the temperature can also be read well. The suction cups worked on my painted walls and tiles. Now I didn't want mine in my shower so I'm not sure how it would hold up to heat and water. Looks great with our Kohler First Aid

I had no problem attaching the clock to our bathroom tile with suction cups on the back. The watch looks just like the picture and is a really good size. What I like best is that the clock is almost silent (the hands don't "tick" but keep running) and that the black hands mean I can still read when the bathroom is a bit foggy. It also has a stand if I decide to put it on my dressing table. I like it. The clock sticks out about 2 inches from the wall, so I would advise you not to put it in the…

Very happy with this watch after a month of use. The smooth and quiet second hand is very nice and legibility is excellent. The thermometer is the weakest point, unreadable from most angles and partially obscured by a white panel at the displayed angles. I have had a Salton Suction Cup Shower Clock for many years and after numerous falls (about once a year) onto the shower floor it finally became irreparable. This is their replacement and not to repeat the sinking of that Salton watch I used 3m

This clock keeps accurate time. It's not an atomic clock, but it's only lost 13 seconds since I put the battery in it on July 25th. When it comes time to change the battery I still have to reset it. The second hand is smooth and quiet. The temperature gauge is nice to have on a cold morning. The image shows what appears to be a blue backlit temperature gauge. Mine doesn't glow, but I don't think it should glow. I hung it on a nail as I don't trust suction cups but the suction cups on this clock

Wanted a bathroom clock to keep up with schedule but couldn't find an inexpensive indoor and outdoor clock. Decided to try this. Three weeks later everything is fine. It has four large suction cups on the back. I wanted to use a "drop eye" and the suction cups got in the way. The back can be unscrewed like a can lid, and this is how you get into the battery compartment. If you turn the suction cups slowly and push them out from under the lid with your thumb or forefinger, they will pop out. If…