GEEKERS, Wooden LED Clock with Triple Alarms, 3 Levels Brightness Dimmer, Big Digit Display Date, Temperature and Humidity for Home Bedrooms, Black

My review would have been 3/5 if this listing had not obviously been used to sell other products besides a clock in the past. Just sketchy practice. Either that or the amazon review bot mixed some listings up, I don't know. What can you do.Anyways....The clock itself is sleak, modern and light weight. Though obviously it's going to be flimsy at the price it's going for. My biggest, and really only complaint however, is how it displays the time 50% of the time, but the year the other 50%. Like I'm pretty sure it's still 2018 here. Usually when I look at a clock I want to know the time, not the year.

First, it is next to impossible to set the damn clock. I wanted the clock light to be on all the time, and it is hard to figure out which buttons to push in what order to set it in that way.Second, if you disconnect from the mains for a second, it resets, so you have to go through the pain with the buttons again.Third, it does not keep time: it loses a minute every week or two. Seems pretty important for a clock. If you try to reset it -- you guessed it. The pain with the buttons.Fourth, the LED of one of the numbers burnt our after a few months.

This was pretty difficult to set-up. The instruction manual wasn't that clear, but we got by. The clock itself is very lightweight and offers 3 brightness settings as well as 3 alarms. The numbers are very easy to read. Setting up the alarms sucks. Whenever you want to turn one on or off, you have to flip through all of the initial settings to set up the clock. I like this clock, but alarms are a pain if you need to wake up at different times on different days.

Perhaps I’m missing something? It works with the batteries but is soon as I plug it in the display shuts off.Anyone have an explanation?If I don’t figure it out, I’ll send it back and update this review.

I've got all 3 alarms turned on, and they won't go off. There are no buzzer, reset, or sound control buttons as advertised in the instruction manual. Feels like a cheap knockoff of a good clock. Not real wood obviously.

After about three weeks, the LCD stopped working in certain parts, rendering it unable to properly display the time, which for a clock, is an important detail. Prior to that it stopped working completely when plugged in(which is baffling in and of itself, but at least I'm not alone on that one, others have reported the same thing), so I had to use it strictly on batteries. During that time, I will say the battery life is pretty good, but I guess considering its not powering the entire display, thats to be expected. Of course its now outside of the return window now so I'm stuck with a sleek looking paperweight. Very disappointed overall.

This white light is really bright. On lowest setting it will blind you at night. I am going to get some really dark window tint film to cover the face since I like its size and the ability to show temp and humidity. Do not get for a bedroom unless you want a full room in your face bright nite light

I still haven't figured out how it actually works. Guessing its some oscillating thingy, will check soon. But it works great, I use it on medium as the brightest setting is like a night light. Gone over a month now, very happy with it so far.