Alarm Clock Radio for Bedroom, Projection Alarm Clock with 5-Level Brightness, USB Charger, Dual Alarm, 4 Alarm Sounds, 3-Level Volume, Snooze, Sleep Timer, 12/24H, Clear Readout Digital Clock

As a kid, I had a cheap clock that illuminated the time on the ceiling and I loved it. I barely had to open my eye from sleep to see what time it was. This clock is quite small and all the better for it for my purposes. Easy for travel, if inclined. I got the blue light model for reduced light. And I don't even use the clock face. Just the wall/ceiling illumination. I covered the face and placed the clock out of sight with the time projection with a clear view of the ceiling. And it's wonderful! Not so bright that it's distracting and quite clear enough that I can see it with a glimpse and fall right back to sleep. I use my Bose clock radio to do the rest. : )

I researched projection alarm clocks for a few hours before ordering this Wellbox curved-screen model with 2-inch high blue numbers on its display. I chose it for the following reasons:* The blue displays -- both the projection and clock face -- are restful.* Both displays can be dimmed or shut off.* The alarm volume and radio volume can both be adjusted.*. The 2-inch display is the perfect size for a bedroom.* Two alarms can be set (or easily muted) and the sounds are not jarring.* It has battery backup. Although the battery doesn't seem to be accessible and the clock is not powered by the battery, the clock doesn't have to be reset if there is a power outage.* Setting the clock and alarms is intuitive, involving long presses and short presses to set it, and most buttons are easily accessible, located along the top of the clock.* This model, with the blue display, uses an included USB-C adapter, the current electronics standard (so get the model with the blue display).What's not to like?* I haven't experienced a power outage, but I doubt that an alarm would function if there were a power outage.* As is par for alarm clocks with USB phone charging ports, this one would charge a phone quite slowly. I don't use the USB out port to charge my phone, but the specs show it to be a slow-charging port.* It's not an atomic clock, so the time does have to be set, but who would expect an atomic clock at this price point?In all, after examining reviews written about the competition, this is likely the best alarm clock in its price range for most people. Most clocks in this price range either don't have full dimming capability, they don't allow volume control for alarm sounds, they are not powered by a USB-C cable, or their displays are too small to read easily. This one has the right combination of features.

Update: I’ve had it for a while now. I wish the clock had more weight. It get flung around when I move my charging cord. I also wish the port was on the back and not the side. I sleep on the side of the bed that makes this clock less than perfect. If I turn up the light of the display, when I turn it back downto use it, the dispaly can be bright. I do love that I don’t have to look at a clock and can just look at the ceiling or wallOriginal review:I just got this alarm clock last night. My 13yr old and I had fun setting it up. We had to read the instructions though. It was pretty easy to do though.I bought it for 5 reasons: the display brightness can be off, the projection part, radio, alarm clock and a USB port to charge my phone. It has all 5. I can’t stand rolling over and light blasting in my eyes. It wakes me up too much.I’m almost 50, so I have to squint to see stuff sometimes. Don’t want to do that either. But I do want to see what time it is when I wake up in the middle of the night. Hence the projection part. And you can adjust the brightness, location as well as rotate 180 degrees the projection.It does have a FM radio. It does something different. It searches and sets its own stations, up to 30. Then the button cycles through the preset stations. That’s fine. Keeps the display less complicated.The alarm clock worked. I guess I didn’t read the description well enough or I just didn’t care, but it has 5 options of wake up sounds. The radio, a buzzer, birds (that’s the one I choose last night) and I don’t remember the other 2. A water sound. You can turn the sound alarm level down or up.And I was able to charge my phone up using the USB port.Here’s what would make the clock perfect. It needs to be heavier on the bottom. Moving my phone that was hooked up to it, moved the clock. I tried to turn of the alarm and the clock fell over.It needs a battery back-up.And lastly, the alarm needs a sunrise feature. That’s where it starts off extremely quiet and gradually gets louder.Overall, I am satisfied with this clock.

Everything is great. The projection works great. The alarms works, both. The only minor issue is figuring out the radio settings. It's wired at first, but then you get it. All you do is put it in radio mode and not clock and push the scan/arrow button and let it do the work. It finds channels automatically, there is no manual radio chanel dial or such. Make sure you ha e your antanna up and out.It's a small wire. It found 21 stations where I am located. You just use the arrow buttons to seek the channels it presets when you do an initial scan. Only FM stations. No AM...which is weird also.But speakers are great for what it is. Clear ck face is great to. And it's stylish.

Un peu compliqué avec les ajustements. Somme toute, un bon produit

Very disappointed with this clock. The ceiling projection worked great and is very useful, but the main screen broke within the first 24hrs, so it is no longer displaying the time. Very poor clock.