The Aura Nightlights Temperature Battery Operated Optically Controlled Liquid Crystal Alarm Clock (Black)

This is a great little clock for everyone but especially for mothers with babies who wake up often at night to nurse and would like to check the time. It's not too bright but good enough to see from across the room. 4 stars because it tends to speed up over time.... In a week or so it ends up about 6 mins ahead of time and I need to reset it. Also since the dyspareunia is LCD it has to be at eye level to be seen clearly.Other than these two reasons, it's good value for money and I've already bought 3 as gifts.Reduced the rating to one star after a few months because I have to keep adjusting the time....I Guess a good clock should first tell the right time!!!

a surprisingly good battery powered alarm clock. it is an imitation of the ZHPUAT brand which sells on amazon.com but works like a charm. i've been using it for last one month and have faced no issues whatsoever. displays temperature, has a fairly loud alarm sound and the light sensor (makes the screen glow in dark) works well too. can't really comment on the usage of batteries. i had put in three relatively used AAA batteries a month back and they are still going strong.also i saw some customers mentioning about alarm stopping after 1 minute of snooze. i did not experience the same. in fact the alarm rings for at least 25 minutes after continuous snoozing.

TL;DR: avoid this, save that cash and buy a proper one from Philips, Casio or SonyThe Good:+ big, bold time read-out+ alarm volume is more or less perfect+ pleasant baby blue display backlight+ doesn't feel flimsy, although lightly builtThe Bad:- display visibility is poor from angles (presumably due to the cheap LCD used). works best if you need to read details head-on- temperature sensor is inaccurate- backlight sensor is a hit or missThe Ugly:- the worthless thing stopped working shortly after a month's usage- too expensive (I paid 799) for such a short life span!

The alarm does not work. Pretty bad buy. Poor LCD and slightly difficult controls (moving the alarm from 7am from 6am can be an absolute nightmare) which I was willing to forgive, but the alarm did not work, which has forced me to return this product.

The functions of the clock are as desired & as shown on the product page. The only complain I shall have is the legibility while the light is switched on or the sensor is turned on. It flickers a lot.

Very poor quality product compared to it's price. Display of very poor quality and can be viewed from certain angle....after using for 3 months it has stopped suddenly...no alarm ..no display...do not get caught in trap....avoid.... strictly avoid

So not buy this product. It works on. 3AAA size batteries, which works only for 24hours or less. I am done buying batteries for this good for nothing product. I got in touch with the seller, and got no response. I bought another product instead. Look for recommendations below and buy any other clock except this one. Bad product, bad customer service, and loads of lost money.

This clock is as utterly useless, as its title is fancy. They could've even named it "Higgs Boson particle illuminated clock", for the time it shows is equally elusive! It must be a talent to sell a product so fraud, and - what can I say - I got taken in too.As soon as you turn on the clock you're mildly impressed by the solid large numbers. It goes on to further amaze you with its sensor feature - turn it on, and see the clock glow in the dark with a moderately pleasant neon'ish blue hue.So what's the problem eh?The numbers are only visible in EXACTLY ONE angle. As soon as the clock is even an inch above or below eye level, or is tilted, the numbers DISAPPEAR, leaving you doing stupid neck exercises in a bid to recapture a mere glimpse of the numbers. So, if like me, you got suckered into buying this you now have two options:1. Measure the exact height this clock shows the numbers at. Get a stool made. Install a video camera in front of it which should then transmit the numbers to a projector, which can blow them up on a room wall. Ergo, save your neck.2. If, however, the above sounds a bit too complicated for your tastes (after all, you just wanted a clock for your infant's feeding times at night), worry not. There is another option: Look up the time on your cell phone.Fellow clock-seeker, I've attached the pictures with the clock bang-at-eye-level and then moved at less than 10 degrees angle, for your viewing pleasure. If you still insist on buying this, write to me - I'll send it to you for free with shipping paid, for then you would actually deserve this clock.