Digital Wall Clock with Large LED Display, Auto-Brightness, Temperature, Low-Reflectivity, Small Silent Non-Ticking Modern Electric Wall Clock for Bedroom, Living Room, Office, Classroom, Farmhouse

we bought this for the lanai at the pool. It is a large well lit clock that is easy to see from the pool. At 50+ we needed a clock old eyes could see from several feet away regardless of the glare, etc. This works perfectly. It seems to maintain the time fairly accurately and it easy to reset if needed. The emergency battery keeps it from losing time if the power goes out. You do need to plug the clock in, which is what we wanted, no batteries going dead when you need it. We have had zero issues and it functionally exactly as advertised. I would recommend.

Bought this for my workplace. It has been a week now. Everyone at work loves this. It gives more information than just time. Date, time, day of the week and temperature. It’s quite bright and visible from all angles. But it has to be plugged into a power outlet.

As described, nice and bright and very easy to setup and read display.. Very happy with clock overall...

Great, easy to set and read from the other side of the room. Very bright in the day, auto dims at night. So far time and temp is accurate

Works perfectly, looks great. Love the matte face.

Wanted a subtle lighted wall clock since used in bedroom. Red light not intrusive. Self dims. Good sized numbers

Great clock , dims itself automatically as the light change's . Nice and bright

I put this clock up a few days ago and I am satisfied so far.Setting the date and time was obvious enough for me to do without looking at the instructions. I used my own suction cup hook (about 3/4" in diameter) to hang the clock on the master bath mirror, and routed the DC power line around the mirror's edge.The previous clock had hung on a wall without a nearby AC outlet so it had been battery powered. My spouse wanted to avoid batteries in the new clock, and I wanted a temperature display, so this fit the bill. Mounting the clock on the mirror made it easier to hide the power line than it would have been at the old clock's location. (It would be even nicer to have a more flexible line that could be hidden behind the clock.)The pictures don't do show the display brightness the way the clock appears to my eye. With the lights on, the blue display is very readable. When it's dark, the display is not excessively bright to view; it's just bright enough serve as the bathroom night light.If I could be granted one wish about this clock, it would be to have a WWV/WWVB receiver to synchronize it with the NIST time reference. While there are products that do that, I didn't find any that satisfied my other criteria for readability, line (not battery) power, and price.