It's a fun clock and the kids like trying to figure out ...
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It's a fun clock and the kids like trying to figure out the meaning of the math symbols. It has a basic, reasonable quality feel and looks good in our kitchen.  On the downside, it has a noticeable "tic-toc" sound which I thought might make us return it, but after a few days we no longer noticed it.
2718365
Fun clock. Quite a conversation piece. Just be sure to keep the instructions for setting it should your date change-not an intuitive process.
4529760
Hot Wheels has created an arcade game that my kids absolutely love.  They've been having a great time not just playing the game, but "testing" their cars to see which ones "work the best."  They've each ended up with a small pile of cars that they are convinced give them an edge.

It didn't take long for my kids (age 6 and 7) to figure out how to score points.  It is a bit noisy and it takes up a fair bit of floor space.  But the kids have fun and I'd rather have them doing this than staring at a TV or computer screen.

The build quality seems decent enough and it only takes a few minutes to put together.  I wish it had a DC adapter instead of batteries, but so far I've gone a week and the batteries are still cranking.  If I can get 2-3 weeks of regular use on one set of batteries I'll call that a success.
1681850
I wish there is a light to show when it is done. Kids does like the design.
3969524
The kids loved it, it was so fun watching this with them. They were like, "How do you know these songs?" They're not realizing that we grew up on this
367153
I love this clock to help my 2 year old learn his numbers and my 5 year old how to tell time. The colors are vibrant and the shapes are fun. The numbers come off like puzzel pieces for added fun.  Mickeys hands are a little loose but nothing a screw driver cant fix.
1806018
The instructions are a bit convoluted but once you figure out how to work the timer, it works like a charm.  It is a little fragile and so do keep it out reach from children.  The varied lights are a great way for a child to recognize the length of his time out period without having to rely on sound.
3370726
Cute but difficult to figure out.  My 7 year old and 9 year old liked it for the moment but the bookmarks are currently stuck on military time and we cannot figure out how to work the timer,
4047700
This is a novelty clock geared for teaching children how to read time. While the concept is admirable, the product itself falls short in quality of material and manufacturing.

The entire clock is made of plastic and buttons are a soft rubber. There are several color scheme choices available. The one i had worked for about 2 months until such time i had to disconnect it from the wall for relocation. after plugging the clock back in, i was unable to change the time on the clock. Since this was beyond the 30 days, there wasn't much to do with the clock other than stay up till midnight to replug it back in.

Its a cute clock, just not very reliable.
1887896
I needed a clock for my four-year old son so that he would be able to know what time to get up in the morning.  I didn't want something that lit up all the time.  With this clock, you can push down the head and the clock lights up for about 5 seconds, which is just long enough for him to see the time.  It also works as a short term light source if he drops his stuffed animal or gets his blankets twisted.  He loves his independence and that it's fun, too.
134725
So it's not as big as I thought it would be, but it's a nice clock and looks just like in the images. One star off for not having instructions (mine came with just the clock and power cord, nothing else) and being confusing as all heck to set the thing up without it. I got the dark colored wood and the display is totally visible (though I can see how it might be difficult if you get the light colored one). Pro-Tip: To set it up, you need to press and hold the top bottom (marked "Set"). You can display just the time or have it scroll between the month/day, temperature, and time. It also lets you choose between 12 hour and 24 hour formats and Celsius or Fahrenheit. It asked me for the year, so I'm guessing it auto-adjusts for daylight savings (I'll discover whether it does or not soon, since it's tomorrow). If you're patient and mess around with the buttons for a while, you can eventually figure out how to mostly get it up and running. The bottom button seems to switch the display between just time or time/date/tempterature.
4106994
Works well.  My 9 & 12 year olds don't always know how to work the timer though.  They threw away the directions so can't look there.  Also, the battery life isn't super long.
2015486
My kids love this toy. They've been playing with it non stop since we put it together. The pieces fit well together and it seems sturdy. The worst part was the directions, hence the four stars. It took me about an hour to put this together including adding the stickers. I found myself getting frustrated by the end. The instructions are grainy and hardly make sense. I found myself staring at the box and just putting it together by sight. It's great once it's together but be prepared to be confused and agitated until it's done.
2515079
It is a little cheesy but the kids love it so that's probably what really matters.  It is colorful and bright.  I think it will last a while.  There aren't a lot of parts that can fail on it and it uses leds which shouldn't burn out.
3851620
This is interesting enough that my whiny kids actually want to be timed now.  And since we've started using it for our "Reading Time", no one has asked me even once "how much time do we have left?" because they just look over and see the red amount and can get a good enough idea themselves.  I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 because it seems very fragile and I would have liked it to be tough enough that I could trust my kids with it.  But not for several years yet...
893471
Cute for children, with some complexity for adults.
4723569
Not quite sure why it costs as much as it does; it's cheap looking. But it's great for kids who need to do things on a schedule because they can see the minutes ticking away from across the room.