Digital Travel Alarm Clock Battery Operated, Portable Large Number Display Alarm Clock with Temperature,12/24 H Small Desk Clock -Silver (NO Light)

I was looking for multiple digital clocks so I could set a different time for each - representing the current time in each timezone of my several clients. (e.g. West Coast, London, India and Philippines). The COVID / and post-COVID world has become a 7-day all-hours phenomenon and I needed to be able to see at a glance what time it was before contacting someone. I considered analog clocks, but those would not readily show AM / PM or day-of-week (sometimes the day of person I call is already tomorrow!). These clocks were the perfect solution. Large, easy-to-read display shows time, AM/PM Day-of-Week and calendar date. They're easy to set and simple to operate - and even include a battery and a SPARE battery! I would definitely recommend them if you need an inexpensive and reliable clock.

very easy to set up alarm. love the back light options also. Also just loud enough.

Seems to work good however, the buttons on the back can get stuck which quickly flips through the numbers so that’s annoying when trying to set the time or date. Other than that, works great! Visible (at least for what I need it for) and compact. It also comes with an extra battery which is awesome

* The snooze button is this tiny little button in the back. Super small! I don't know about you, but when I first wake up I don't have the capacity to find a tiny little button. I just pushed them all until it turned off.* No back light! So, at night when you wake up and turn over to see the time, you can't. It's totally dark.* Up is down and down is up! What I mean by this is, on the back where you're supposed to press up or down to change the time or adjust the settings, the down button is on top and the up button is on the bottom. I know this might seem petty, but seriously, just that alone tells me the designer didn't think at all about what they were doing. I always have to remeber it's switched and that's not intuitive at all for the user.* Not the greatest alarm sounds. There's only one that seems tolerable.If I could, I'd give this zero stars. I'm returning it after my first night.

The media could not be loaded. It's compact, easy to read, and perfect for my morning routine. No more squinting at the time while getting ready. It does exactly what I need it to do!

I liked it, but then the display started to fail, "Pieces" of the display would go gray intermittently, and then appear at the next time display change. Maybe. It wasn't the batteries. Just the right size for where I wanted it, tho.

HOW TO SET THE CLOCK:READ: The MODE button only lets you choose whether you're setting the clock or the alarm - you'll see an alarm icon blink if you are setting the alarm.To set the CLOCK:Press the SET buttonuse the ADJ/UP button(not on the top row) for scrolling through the numbers for every single setting and press the SET button each time you want it to accept the setting (It will then ask you the next setting (time/day/year) and when you hit the last setting, press set to finish. All will stop blinking and it will be running.To set the TEMP: Press the down/CF button (This is a toggles between Fahrenheit and celsius) It then senses the temp.To set the ALARM: Press the MODE button and choose alarm, press the SET button and use the ADJ/UP button to scroll through the numbers then press the SET button when you've picked the right number, and repeat pressing the ADJ/UP button to scroll through the numbers and set each time you've chosen the right one. When you're done press the SET button and all should stop blinking.

it is very hard to work. lots of fidgety instructions and not clear. if you need it for night time, don't bother, there is no light. it does say so, but it didn't realize that it meant the numbers are not lit up