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BE CAREFUL
Caller ID screen too small
Too loud
- Single alarm clock
- Large LED display
- Wake to 3 unique bell alarm sounds
- Sleep to 3 nature sounds
- Large easy-to-find snooze bar
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product needs work
Way to basic
missing one important feature
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Poor DesignI've owned this clock for about 6 months now and I have been late to work more in the last 6 mos than any
other time in my life. Correlation?
The biggest problem is that fact that the snooze and alarm reset buttons are almost identical in size and shape.
One is on the left side and the other on the right. Try to figure that out when you're mostly asleep.
The nature sounds are useless to me. If it doesn't sound like a freight train going through my room, I'm probably going to sleep through it.
Perhaps that should have spent less time on the nature sounds and more on the interface design. If I could give it 0 stars I would.
Totally quiet or too loudThe 'minute set' feature works by only pressing the button for each minute change - there's no 5-minutes at a time, or whatever to speed up the time setting. The Alarm Reset button is quite stiff as well. You've gotta really press it to get it activated (or deactivate the alarm).
The only plus this thing has is it's 9-volt battery compartment (ie. there IS one).
Ack!!!
Good deal for light sleepers
- Digital tuner with 20 preset stations, 10 AM/10 FM
- Single CD player with multiple functions
- Five preset keys you can set your favorite stations to
- Two alarms with special back-up functions
- Extra Bass System(XBS) to shake you out of bed a little faster in the morning
Used price: $44.99
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Not goodThe biggest problem, however, is that the alarm on mine will not stay on. To turn on the alarm, the instructions say to hold the alarm button, and the LCD read-out will stay the same. Well I did that, but after five minutes, the alarm was no longer showing on the LCD. The sound, etc., is good, and maybe I bought a lemon, but still it's no good if it won't do the one thing I need it to do.
Good, but has some problems.
Almost
- 1-year warranty
- Silver-toned 8-1/2-by-9-inch radio-controlled digital clock
- LCD displays time, date, and temperature
- Integral stand for desk; notch for hanging on wall
- Includes 2 AA batteries
List price: $40.00 (that's 13% off!)

No Reception
No Reception
A very cool clock/instrument!Note that I was only able to get a synchronization radio signal if I put the clock near a window -- I couldn't receive the signal in the location I wanted to put the clock. So I first put the clock near a window for a few minutes to set it, and then moved it to the other location (not near a window, where it could not receive the signal). Interestingly enough, after a couple days at the new location, the clock somehow acquired the signal (you can tell, via the OK indication on the clock). So now everything is working great. I love it!

- Automatically sets time itself
- Wake to bell sounds or AM/FM radio
- Dual alarm system
- Amber, backlit LCD display
- Programmable sleep timer
List price: $39.99 (that's NaN% off!)
Used price: $14.99

Update to my earlier reviewThis one has been slowing down with time (no pun here) - Since I bought it it is already 10 minutes behind the "real" time and there is no way to adjust the time. It comes pre-set with the time for the time zone.
Maybe one day it will be a whole hour behind and then I can get the accurate time by changing my time zone!
Great features, but useless as a clock.
Can Be Difficult to UseSpecial note to users in Arizona, Indiana, and any where else that does not observe Daylight Savings Time: There is NO way to turn off the DST auto-set feature, so twice a year your clock will automatically set itself to the WRONG time!
Great auto-adjust feature1. Adjusts time automatically after a power loss
2. Dual alarms
Bad:
1. The nature sound feature is not any good - the quality is poor
2. Makes a loud beep after the alarm is set - really annoying late at night while adjusting the wake-up time
3. Display is too bright at night even after dimming it

- Wake to alarm bell sounds or fall asleep to relaxing nature sounds
- LCD screen with alarm, PM, and low-battery indicators
- Listen or wake to digital AM/FM radio
- Folds to a compact size for travel
- Battery backup system
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DisappointingPositive features: I love the dual analog/digital time readouts. I also like that the clock functions off either batteries or the included A/C adapter, making it unnecessary to reset the clock each time the power goes out or the clock is moved.
Nature Sounds: I thought this feature would be helpful to lull me to sleep, but it is not. The recorded nature sounds are approximately 6-7 seconds long and loop continuously when playing. The "forest" sound has the hooting of an owl in the background, and the "brook" has the chirping of a bird. The repetition of these sounds is not at all relaxing to me, rather it keeps me awake! The "ocean" sound is more tolerable, but with all of the nature sounds, every once in a while I hear a static or electric buzz or click, which is disruptive enough to wake me up.
Radio Tuner: Some stations will not tune in clearly, no matter how careful I am with the dial. The dial is very sensitive, making it hard to make fine adjustments. Further, the volume dial is awkwardly placed behind the tuner on the side of the clock. I often bump the tuner while adjusting the volume.
Volume Adjustment: The volume control was fine at first, but for the past few months the volume dial responds inadequately. I turn the dial all the way up to get normal volume, then a few minutes later the volume is blasting and I have to turn it down again. A few times I have slept through the radio alarm because of this variation.
Alarm Buttons: The buttons worked fine at first, but have become very hard to press. I often push the alarm button 3 or 4 times to turn it off in the morning. Changing the alarm/time settings is an arduous task.
Appearance: Don't be fooled by the picture! This clock is covered with a metallic colored plastic, not metal, giving it a cheap appearance.
Because of these serious and varied flaws, I am retiring this clock and purchasing another. I recommend that this product be avoided.
Waste of "time"...and money.The time-set/ alarm-set buttons on the clock's top side barely work now (I have to push as hard as I can to get them to work), and the radio/ nature sounds just stop working sometimes (until one day I figured out that if you close the face of the clock and then re-open it, they sometimes work again-as if being reset or something.)
The snooze bar is one of the few, if any, positive aspects of this clock, as it is very big and easily allows you to silence the nature sounds or alarms with ease. There are three alarms, which gradually get louder after starting, and after each time you hit snooze, which is a positive thing about this clock. Timex has been around for a long time, but they really needed to spend more time at the drawing board on this one. It's really not worth the "time" or money.
An okay Alarm ClockThe alarm clock has too many batteries to keep up with; one for the analog and one for digital clock and the nature sounds can be heard bleeding through when the radio is playing. Its just slight but its annoying to me.
Its not worth the hassle or money.

List price: $17.99 (that's NaN% off!)

weak hinge, breaks very easily
Difficult to use
cheap and useful, but with some design flawsPros:
- 24 hr time, so you don't set the wrong alarm time
- easy to read display with large numbers
- date day and even thermometer! degrees C and F!
Cons:
- $$$ for this thing? buy something at a locally instead!
- have to remove the battery cover to set alarm time
- flip cover is weak at the hinges, I broke mine.

- Adjustable snooze function; reads all U.S. time zones
- Alarm clock displays time set by U.S. atomic clock
- Projects time from 3 to 10 feet away onto wall or ceiling
- Projection display features adjustable intensity level and rotating axis
- Also displays date and indoor temperature
List price: $29.99 (that's 33% off!)

dissapointing
bad projectionSo when I got it, first I tested projection. but I couldn't see any number for time, so I waited till night time. And I find that it's is working with about few inches and the characterwas so small that I couldn't read it. So I returned it.
Great performance
- Under Counter Mount CD Clock Radio
- Alarm and countdown Timer
- Backliit LCD Display
- Power output 2.2 Watts
- Remote Control
List price: $89.99 (that's NaN% off!)
Used price: $39.99

bulk-o-rama
Memorex products are cool, but.....
Mine works Great, and I love it.