Review on ⏰ Enhance Your Wake-Up Routine with the Philips AJ3116M/37 Digital Tuning Clock Radio (Black) by Aneta Postek ᠌

I use the radio as an alarm clock in the morning, and as a clock in order to just look during the day what time it is. So for simple use as an alarm clock - it's like. But for a good, 4+ or higher listening to the radio - it is worth taking either a radio receiver, or not from this financial range. Got pros: • Not very expensive for a watch-alarm-radio; • In Hong Kong, the radio signal is good; • Not very large, looks good on the cabinet; • Batteries save settings if there is no light in the house (tested for about 3 hours); • Memory of 10 radio stations, stores not by the frequency of the station, but just as convenient, in the order that you personally need; • Two independent alarm clocks, on each you can choose either the radio or the signal; • Sleep timer with a stroke of 30 minutes. Cons below: • The brightness of the dial is always constant (for me personally, it is enough); • The alarm clock grows in volume from a minimum to a good, such, maximum, so for someone this may become a problem; • The keys really could have been made softer; • Turning on the radio as an alarm clock, which was last listened to; • The main disadvantage, it seems to me, is that 10 stations in memory always go from 1 to 10, and nothing more. I wanted to listen to the second after the third, scroll to the tenth, and then to the second.