I'd like to find an alarm clock that is easy to set but not too easy that a teenage boy can accidentally change the time. Would this be a good choice?
500507
This was a great item--while it lasted, which wasn't very long. I'm now on my third iHome clock radio in just a few years. Anyway, from what I recall, this device was easy to operate.
1712828
Yea, it totally does. I set the time myself, it's really not hard to figure it out-and the battery wasn't activated before I got it, so it's a nice fresh one.
951022
I'm really not qualified to answer that. Perhaps contact the manufacturer of the alarm to get their take on your idea.
586853
I bought this alarm for my mom. From what I remember about setting it up each alarm is individual you have a Alarm 1 you can set music or beeping sound and same for alarm 2. What I don't remember is if you can do one on weekends and one on every day. I don't believe so but I don't really remember. Sorry I could not be more of help to you.
91455
Wow. Glad you asked this question; all of the answers are very helpful. The clock is not a deal maker or deal breaker for me, but I'm sure glad to know about it before clicking the BUY button.
775357
No, it doesn't have an alarm clock, but I tell you,...as a music lover....this thing sounds REALLY good!.....Still loving it after several months of ownership.......Oh....I just noticed the other guys answer saying it does have an alarm....hhhhmmmmmm....never paid attention I guess. For that matter,...I never noticed it had a clock at all...
1947332
I believe you have to reset the time for daylight savings which is real simple but you should not have to reset the alarm times.
1327808
I believe you have the option to set the time for different days of the week. I have not done this though as I do not use the alarm.
663530
Very easy to set-----little knob on the back does it --answers below are correct. Only clock I've been able to set.
759252
It doesnt have an alarm clock. It is basically a bluetooth speaker so you can use the ipod as an alarm in any case but doesnt seem to be what you ate looking for.
1391861
Pretty much yes, con sometimes it go off by it self maybe because I had another alarm that was ready install or the person didn't know what he was doing. It's really good product yes I would recommend it
2018100
Yes once you follow the easy instructions and set the time then the time clock changes on its own. I think it even adjusted to day light savings time because I am the only one with the key and I never sprung it forward. I havent even changed the ribbon yet. So, it has been a great buy for my company. Fyi I have about 65 construction guys clicking in/out everyday so it is durable too.
431189
You can use the date book to set up an alarm. You can add an alarm to any timed event. I often use this function. I create an event called "wake up," set the time, and turn on the alarm. It takes less than a minute to set up
43963
Best thing you can do is send this clock back. They are all pieces of crap. It isnanshame too because I really liked it. I had no trouble getting mine to set. But unfortunately when I did.....the numbers kept fading in and out. There is a little map on the screen. Just toggle one of the buttons on top till you find the one that darkens the area of the map in which you live. The clock should set itself thereafter as far as the time goes. Hope you have better luck with your than I did mine.
739398
My Dad is 81 years old and uses it. It works well for him. He likes it and isn't terrified by it. I would compare it to a watch alarm.
1811531
below is my post for the rocketship alarm clock--I think all the instructions are the same/similar for the daisy. good luck! Ok, so I have the daisy bloom clock for my daughters and the rocketship version for my sons. It's tricky to figure out how to set it but my kids are happy with their clocks now that we've figured it out. I have no idea why people are upset with the batteries--we've been using ours since Christmas and I haven't had to change a battery yet. 1) set time: hold down "time set" button for five seconds, then use up and down arrows to change, and press "time set" button once to toggle between month/day/year/hour/minute. Try it a few times b/c sometimes it just goes to the alarm setting (i don't know why). 2) set alarm: hold down "alarm set" button for 5 seconds, use up and down arrows to change, press "alarm set" button once to toggle between hour/minute. press "time set" button to return to clock 3) turn on/off alarm: press "alarm set" button once, press "up" to turn alarm on and press "up" again to turn alarm off. press "time set" button to return to clock 4) to project the images: push the buttons that read "time" or "image". to focus the image, rotate the cylinder around the lens that projects the image. on the daisy clock, there's a button on top that you can use to flip the projected image of the time upside down. use the dial next to the lens-cylinders to select a different image (you may need to point the cylinders in a different direction to reach the dial) 5) military time: press the "up" button when the time is displayed (not when you're setting the time) good luck
1186147
There are four potential alarm times. Off is an option. Sadly, the clock I received would only provide access to one of these alarms, the other three would go off at the default time, and I couldn't turn them off. I returned the defective clock.