WallarGe Auto Set Digital Wall Clock Battery Operated, Desk Clocks with Temperature, Humidity and Date, Large Display Digital Calendar Alarm Clock for Elderly, Bedroom, Office, 8 Time Zone, Auto DST.

Husband loves this. It was ordered for him. He wanted more than just a clock and he got it at reasonable price, easy to use and not too bright. He loved the humidity section as in winter homes tend to get dryer which makes it easier to get colds, etc. With the humidity % he can see what humidity level is preferred at each TEMPERATURE in winter so you don't worry about over moisture which may lead to mold formation. If too dry sinuses and nose dry out making the last entry of air into body not function, which can make you more susceptible to infections and nose breathing difficulty.

Great visibility. Love that it has a small lithium battery such that when it arrived, and inserted the AA batteries, it came on, showing the correct time and date. And will do so, when I eventually have to replace the batteries. So it's a great info source, Time, Date, Day of week, Temp and humidity.

Setup right out of the box with the time and date nice big numbers for time just the right size for my dresser. Not sure about the alarms, I don’t use them. Very happy with the clock

This clock is great to hang on the wall! It is easy to read and has temp, humidity, day and date all displayed large and clear. My only gripe is that the item description is a bit deceptive. This clock does NOT sync time with the "atomic clock" radio time calibration signals. Time Calibration Signals. The description is just vague enough to make it sound like it does, but in reality all it means is that the clock is set to the "atomic clock" at the factory, and that time is saved via the battery that comes installed on the clock. So that you can just put batteries in and the time is already set from the factory. This clock does not have an internal antenna, and will not receive the Time Calibration Signal from the time stations. Over time, as with all digital timepieces, this clock will slowly drift out of sync with standard time, and will have to be manualy reset with the buttons on the back. (Due to the fact that this clock is now showing about a minute fast, I am guessing the quartz movement on this module is ever so slightly fast) This is not a problem for me. I really don't need a sync clock. I can set the time myself no prob. It's just annoying that the description makes it seem like this clock has a Time "atomic" sync feature. It is still a great clock! Therefore understand this clock will NOT sync with the Time Calibration Signals: Station name: DCF77 (Mainflingen, Germany) Frequency: 77.5 kHz Station name: MSF (Anthorn, England) Frequency: 60.0 kHz Station name: WWVB (Fort Collins, United States) Frequency: 60.0 kHz Station name: JJY (Fukushima, Fukuoka/Saga, Japan) Frequency: 40.0 kHz (Fukushima) / 60.0 kHz (Fukuoka/Saga) Station name: BPC (Shangqiu City, Henan Province, China) Frequency: 68.5 kHz

I got this clock with the white frame because it's going to go on a wall by my bathroom counter, which is fairly light colored. i put the three AA batteries in and the clock was up and running in a split second! I'm in the eastern time zone, and since the clock is automatically set to that at the factory, I didn't even have to change that. The minute digit was about 45 seconds behind what my phone's clock said, so I advanced it to the next minute. Now the clock is about three seconds behind my phone. Definitely close enough. I didn't really need the instructions to set the clock, just to learn the general information about the clock. Included in the buttons on the back is one that switches between a 12/24 hour format if you want to do that. The digits in the time display are large and bold. I kept looking through the reviews to see if anyone actually mentioned the size of the digits. Even the product's description didn't mention it. My last atomic (this one's not atomic) digital clock's digits were 1 3/4". I thought THOSE were large. This clock's digits are 2 5/8". I based this measurement on the 3 or 8, as the 1 or 7 will be a bit shorter. Combine this larger display with bolder digits, and you can definitely see the time easily. I believe there was another reviewer who showed their clock tilted downward on the left side. I thought they said it was the fault of the battery compartment, but my clock's compartment is in the center of the clock. I don't know exactly what's inside that makes the clock heavier on the left side, but I had to do what the other reviewer did, take a command hook adhesive strip and stick it to the back of the clock and stick it to the wall to keep it level. I left that pull tab sticking out where I could release the adhesive strip when it's time to switch from daylight saving time to standard time (in about 5 weeks!) or when I have to change the battery. I have extra Command Hook strips for future time changes. I used a 2 pound capacity Command hook (one of the wire ones) to hang the clock. I weighed the clock, and it's about 13 oz, so I didn't trust my smaller half pound capacity Command hook to safely hang the clock. These digits in the time display may be a bit bold for a small bathroom, but when I glance at it from across the room in the shower, I definitely won't have to look twice to make sure I saw it right. Since I'm using this in a lit room, not a bedroom, I don't need a backlight like some other reviewers preferred. I could do without the alarms, as well. , but as long I don't accidentally set those. I'll just forget they're there. Now this is my first day with the clock, so I may come back and edit this review if things change. So far, I'm very happy with it. My other digital clock quit about a week ago, and it's been driving me crazy, looking at the spot where that clock used to be and not seeing the time. It's like forgetting to put your watch on one day and you keep looking at your bare wrist for the time. I knew I had to get another clock in that bathroom soon. I really helps me stay on track when I have to be somewhere at a specific time.

Time, date, day, house temperature. Nig easy-to read numbers, very handy information.

Easy installation Looks great Battery operated, so no wires hanging around

I wasn’t sure about how the listing described the auto set. It didn’t sound real. But, IT WAS! Even though it is not an atomic clock, it somehow has the time and date saved. It is preset to Eastern Standard time (has directions to easily change the time zone if needed). That is where I live. So, I took it out of the box and installed the batteries. It turned on FULLY SET! No changes were needed. Time, date, temperature, humidity, etc. we’re all correct. I just had to hang it on the wall! Coincidentally, the fall time change was a few weeks after getting it. As promised in the listing, it automatically made the adjustment, so I didn’t have to go through the usual hassle of taking it down to make the change. As an added plus, it seems well made and is easy to read. I am using it as a bathroom clock to ensure getting ready on time each day. It has not shown any problems with the damp environment. I really love this clock. I have never had a clock that just set itself. Even my atomic clocks require setting/resetting whenever the batteries are changed. Whatever this technology is, I wish all digital clocks used it!