Review on Elecstars Touch Bedside Lamp with Bluetooth Speaker, Dimmable Warm Night Light, Alarm Clock, MP3 Music Player, Table Lamp (4000mAh Battery), SD Card Support – Stylish Room Decor by Chef Deane

It's been 2 years and this product reminds me almost every morning that I bought some shit. All I wanted was a second alarm clock that would play a song in case I accidentally fall asleep. via my normal telephone alarm clock. After messing around with confusing instructions, I finally figured out how to upload a custom song as an alarm. Then I found out that if the watch is left on, it would randomly play a song without warning. So I turned it off. throughout the day and turn on at night just before bed. This is still problematic because sometimes he would start playing the song whenever he felt like it. What's worse, when the alarm actually goes off, it plays that high-pitched bird chirping sound effect for 2 seconds, then abruptly switches to a custom song. So while there are no issues with music randomly turning on, it seems to have issues playing the said music literally 1 time when I ask. To take a nap, you have to touch the top of the device, which also makes it switch between 10 different lighting colors. I don't want to switch between the lights, I want to take a nap. When the watch is running in the dark or half asleep, the buttons are difficult to see as they sit perfectly flush with the top of the watch and have markings that are difficult to tactilely identify. Sometimes the clock will randomly reset to the default start time. This product is literally a watch and should not even be relied on to keep time. I hate how big this thing is, but that's just a subjective opinion. At the same time, why on earth is "thickness" one of the criteria for items that I can rate them by. That's idiotic. For example, if I gave 2 stars for "Thick" what does that even mean? That stupid plastic rock was a cheap $35 and I still feel badly robbed, probably because this thing cost my time and sleep. almost every day for 2 years.