WestcloxLCD Digital Bedside Alarm Clock with Blue Backlit Display and Snooze Function, Battery Operated, (Black, 3-Inch)

Westclox Celebrity Glo-CloxI love this little alarm clock. I'm not sure why they have it labeled as a kitchen clock. It's the perfect size for a travel, alarm clock. Since it's battery operated, I can move it around freely and don't have to keep it close to an outlet to plug it in. I even bring it in my bed with me. It doesn't fold up for travel, but it tucks into a suitcase or bag nicely. I think it's more durable because it doesn't fold up. I've had a couple folding travel ones that had parts break off in the past. This one uses regular AAA batteries, usually always have some of those around. I don't like to mess with having to find a specific type of those little button batteries. Plus the AAA's I use are rechargeable. I'm still on my first set. The white color makes it show up well, so it's pretty easy to find when it gets mixed up with the blankets and pillows. It's a basic uncomplicated design. Easy to change the alarm settings if you don't get up at the same time every day. I have some that are too complicated to mess with changing them all the time. Snooze alarm works good. It only lights up when you push the button, so not good as a night light. I looked around locally at several stores and could not find a comparable one. I've only had this one a few months so far, but I've had a similar Westclox one that lasted many years. I hope this one does too.

When my beloved LL Bean travel alarm clock finally broke, I was so disappointed to learn they no longer made it and the replacement got bad reviews on their site. So I bought several small clocks from Amazon and this is the winner. I wanted a small, lightweight digital clock without a lighted screen to keep me awake. It had to be easy to set--no atomic clocks or fancy extras. No hard to find batteries. Just the basics--time and alarm--and completely reliable--and dark at night. This clock does all those things and is perfect for my needs. I use it at home by the bedside as well.The tap bar to light it up to see the time is large and easy to use. You can't miss it no matter how asleep you are. And it weighs almost nothing so it's perfect for airline weight restrictions. It uses 2 AA batteries, nothing expensive or hard to find or install. And you can't beat the price.June 10, 2018--The first is still great--I don't think I have ever replaced the batteries. I bought a second--one for home, one with my travel gear. Very happy with this clock.September 2024–A problem has developed. I have now bought six of these. The last couple have partly lost the number display after two years. I have to guess the numbers. Changing batteries doesn’t help. I just bought a new one. Would like to remove a star but don’t see how.

Very good clock. Not perfect, but would absolutely recommend it to friend or family. You do have to push a jlarge CLUNKY button to turn on the light, the buttons and the button labels are a bit too small and it was a pain in the cajones to get it out of the package (just use scissors or knife to carefully cut it from the package. I think those 2 long screws are permanent! Overall, more than good enough for me because: readable, pretty quickly set, loud enough to wake me but not give me a frigging heart attack, and perhaps most important, reliable.

I purchased this exact clock 30 years ago and it finally died last week. I was so bummed! But after searching, I found it again! The light only shines when you hold down the bar. The alarm isn't obnoxious but wakes me without problem. It runs on batteries that last forever...but the best part is the size. Nice and compact. I'd recommend!

My clock arrived on time, in great condition. It works well.

So easy to use and basic! I bought my first version on the early 80s and a second one in maybe early 2000s. #2’s light stopped working and I found this version-nearly identical. This is so simple to set/program and is able to light up with a touch to check the time. Love it!

Item is described as having a blue back light display and it does not have one. It stays dark unless you hit the snooze/ light button. Very disappointed in the false item description.

My sister gave me this clock for my 16th birthday. Twenty years later, it finally stopped working. I think I may have only changed the batteries 3 times. I have been through many other clocks during the time I have had this clock, and this clock remains my favorite. Small, travels easily, reliable. The alarm is perfect: loud enough to wake me up, not so loud that it scares me. I also enjoy the small light used to view the time in the dark. Many times I have used the light from the clock as a flashlight. Buy this clock, you will not regret it!7/16/12 - Update. I received my new clock and was disappointed by two things: 1) The colon between the hours and the minutes blinks. I have a feeling this will drive me crazy if I am in the same room with the clock and see it blinking out of the corner of my eye. 2) The alarm is much louder and not as gentle. I really, really liked my clock from 1992 because of the soft, but effective alarm.Here's some great news, though: for some reason, I decided to try putting batteries into the old clock and it works again! I don't know why it seemed to stop working before, but I'm hoping that the 1992 clock continues to work. I'll rest easier knowing that I have a back-up!