Random time changing and difficult tuning
352321
I bought this for my daughter because I loved the features and the look of it.  Ours has the same problem with the time changing randomly.  Quite annoying.  It is also very difficult to tune the radio.  Her older alarm clock did a much better job finding stations.

We do love the nature sounds though.
2616671
Clocked time has to be reset once a month because it slowly moves too fast.  Off by about 6 minutes each month.
1260431
I like how it clips inconspicuously to the head stock but it should power off and on by opening and closing. Also, it doesn't seem to lock in to the pitch as precisely as the Snark so, accurate tuning takes a little more time.
4900499
Lots of fun and learns with your pace.  I would like see some transition to  more standard notation.  Tuning can be frustrating for novices
3727073
The adapter keeps switching to autoreverse randomly.  This makes listening very difficult. I have not had this problem before. Not recommended.
1368084
Don't like the redesigned tuning knob. Too easy to change station by mistakes Old button style was a better design.
1664691
Fully understanding who this is built for, I'd still appreciate some sort of descending or ascending tune with the strings. It's just a random tuning and I'm admittedly being a bit nit-picky. That said, it does make for a good first 'instrument'. It's tough.
442561
I have owned this watch since December or so. I have always owned and love Casio watches due to their novelty, price, make and time keeping.

While I had liked this watch with the temperature and the time to go fishing features, I have not used the fishing feature and cannot attest to its accuracy. I think the temperature feature is pretty much always off (temperature-wise) and would probably need constant adjusting, so that novelty has worn off also. Note that I had made the necessary adjustments to it.

I am also not so happy with the fact that the black plastic face broke off a couple months ago.

The screws were then snagging on various clothing that I would wear and would either slightly rip the clothing or pull out various threads. I ended up using to glue to hold the face on, but a couple of the screws are still exposed and still snag every so once in a while.

Like others have said, the clock arms end up blocking many of the other features of the watch (always seems its like the particular feature you want to use at the time too-lol) and it gets to the point of where just start looking at the hands and approximate the time, rather than using the digital clock part many times or even look at the other features you bought it for.

While I continue to use this watch, if I had to do it over, I would probably just get a digital watch with just the digital time and the temperature feature only.

I still like that novelty of it and I use to own one that had a white plastic circle on the watch that I think picked up the reading of the outside temperature. That watch use to be more accurate and it use to be great when I would tell people the time AND the temperature. They use to get a kick out of it. I have found that I really don't do that anymore with this watch due to the inacurracy.
3415269
I don't like the time-setting function; I don't think it is very user-friendly.  I particularly dislike the fact that when one sets the time wanted, the clock doesn't actually start until the clock-setting function times out.  I think it should start instantly after the forward or backward button is pushed.  That's the way other digital clocks I have are designed.  I also dislike the fact that when one enters the function with one of the time-setting buttons, it instantly starts running the time forward or backward (depending on which button is pressed).  There should be at least a few seconds delay first.  Once the function is entered, it should switch to changing the setting instantly.  This is why I gave it four stars instead of five.  Otherwise, I like the product very much.
4063690
Sometimes it loses connection to the server and time becomes off target. For a clock claiming to be precise at all times this is unfortunate. But other than those cases once in a while (where it catches up in short time) it has satisfied us.
2274946
When I made the purchase, the product description gave me the impression that it automatically sets time and no tuning is required. This is not the case. When I plugged the AC power, I have to made all possible adjustments:

- set timezone
- set year/month/day
- change clock from 9:00pm to 7:38pm

So it does not look like it was factory set to EST. and It definitely does not set time as it does with a WWV radio clock.

Besides that, the product seems to be well built and durable. It does come with a CR2032 battery as backup power. Time is maintained after unplugging the AC power. I hope this product lasts a long time.
4241995
The keyboard will repeat a character by itself randomly. Like thisssssssssss and tttttthis.
3142866
The volume and selection of song should not be on the same button .. Hard to adjust the volume and it keeps changing the song.
3534241
Can be kind of slow. We'll use a timer the next time we play. It was fun, but got boring while waiting on someone to guess.
4633746
Had this alarm clock for about a year.  I have noticed that it changes your pre-set alarm station to a new station randomly.  For example, set it to wake on station 96.3 and the next morning it will wake to 95.5.  If you are unlucky it will switch to static.  I could deal with retuning the clock back to the old station, but now that the buttons are starting to stick (flimsy design) I am getting rid of it.
3451789
Do you know how hard it is to find a timer with hour, minute and seconds?  Nuff said
4330099
I use this for violin tuning and intonation training.  It is the first electronic tuner I have bought in about 30 years.

It has modes (C, Bb, F, Eb) for transposing instruments such as Bb clarinet, so you have to be be sure you are in the mode appropriate to your instrument.  Range is A0 (27.5 Hz) to A6 (1760 Hz) but the user manual has an error about that.  You can adjust the A4 value away from 440 Hz if you want.  You can make it display non-natural tones as either sharps or flats, as appropriate to the key you are playing in.

After you turn it on, it stays on only as long as there is sound.  It turns off automatically if there is no sound for 5 minutes.  The battery life is pretty good I think.  I use Nimh batteries that I recharge in my wireless home phone maybe every week or two.  Alkalines would probably last longer.  When the batteries get low, the screen loses contrast and, I think, the tuner loses accuracy.

The screen is impossible to read from a high angle---you can only read it from "below".  Even reading it "head-on" is very difficult.

Sometimes the use of the various buttons is not intuitive.  They could have used more buttons maybe, to simplify its use.  It has earphone output.

The price is lower than for most tuners.  I bought mine delivered for under seven dollars.  For some reason this tuner has two separate pages from two separate vendors on amazon.

The user manual is not available online, and I consider that to be a bad sign regarding the company---really, we are in the 21st Century now.