Great Calendar Clock, although a bit Expensive
587322
My 95 yo mother can see this from across her small room. It's the only one I found that spells out the whole day of the week. I just wish there was more competition, so the price would lower. $100 seems steep!
3989514
Very nice clock, does exactly what I need it to do. Two alarms auto switch between weekday and weekend is awesome. I only wish controls can be a little more intuitive, and projection can be turned in 90-degree increments instead of 180.
1585073
Very nice purchase.  Looks good on the wall, and considering the price level does a good job of keeping accurate time.  You may have to adjust a minute once every couple months.
Battery use is decent, not great.
Only problem I had was when I tried to rewind the time for 'fall back' daylight savings time.  I did it while the battery was in the unit, and the clock transported me back in time.  I suggest taking battery out when making larger adjustments of the time.
2701183
I like the calendar size, I get one every year for my home office.  Like everything else, companies keep lowering the quality to reduce the price.  They used to have a quarter inch metal strip at the top and bottom do the calendar , but not anymore.  Still has 12 months and 365 days, so that's good
359514
When I purchased this clock, I was looking for a pretty large wall clock to hang in my office that I could easily tell the time with, without having to squint at my computer.  I thought the price seemed a bit high for the clock (close to $30), but it appeared to look like what I wanted - a basic, black and white clock, with the date included, so I went ahead and bought it.  When I received it, I realized why it was more expensive than I had expected.  It is a truly great quality clock, something that is hung in classrooms in schools.  It isn't the basic wall clock you see in someone's office or home.  One thing I did not expect was that it was quite noisy.  The hands would make clearly audible clicks when moving around the clock, which did get irritating sometimes, like when I needed a quiet environment to finish writing a paper.  Overall, this clock is great for any kind of classroom, but I wouldn't buy it for a personal office.
2731318
PROS:
Just bought two of these because I love the look so much and also the blue numbers. The clock is not real wood. It looks like metal covered with what appears to be the same stuff I use to line my drawers. The dimensions are 4"W x 2.5"H x 1.5"D and the numbers are extremely bright. (I love it!) It also alternates between displaying the time and the temperature.

CONS:
The four AAA batteries cannot handle the power needed to run this clock because they only lasted about a week initially. Once I changed them, they only lasted two to three days. Maybe I'm doing something wrong but there were no specific instructions regarding this problem.

I just plugged the clock into my PC using the USB connector that was included and the clock is working again. However, the batteries are not rechargeable so I have to keep it connected to the PC in order for it to work.

A tiny 4" x 2.75" piece of paper was also included explaining all of the features but the wording is slightly confusing.
For example: I wanted to change the time format to 12Hour (24Hour format is the default).

This is how the directions are typed:
-Press button *SET* for 3 seconds to enter info setting mode. you may set ALARM in order.
-When 12H/24H, Turn-up or 12/24 hour format swift.
-When HOUR, "UP" and "DOWN" for adjustment.

I figured out that this means, "When you see the 12H or 24H display, press the "UP" button to set to desired format."

Overall, I really love this little gimmicky clock, but the power supply issue needs to be addressed.
2863064
For what this is, it is admittedly expensive. There is only one sound setting, though there are many brightness settings both for the clock face and for the wakeup light itself (3 for the clockface and 10 for the light). The light can also be kept on and used just as a reading light which is nice, but kind of ruins the point of using light to regulate your circadian rhythm, but it is useful in this purpose. Setting the clock was fairly simple as well.

I wish that it  had more features though, even just the option of muting the alarm would be nice. I will say the beep of the alarm is not terrible, but honestly I have been waking up well before the alarm just to the light and would like the option to mute the alarm. I also wish it had a small battery, if only so that I could carry it into the other room to sit with the light of it on without having to reset the clock.

Overall though it serves me well, I debated between 3 and 4 stars because of the cost compared to the features provided. If this light was cheaper or it had a few more features I would give it 5 stars. I decided on 4 because when it comes right down to it while I found the cost regrettable, I really wanted a product like this and if given the choice to go back in time and buy it again I would probably do so.
3619584
Cool clock!  Looks more expensive than the price!
2562043
This clock is GREAT with one drawback. During Daylight savings time, theres this little icon that flashes non-stop for some reason and no way to stop it. Its LCD rather than LED, so not too noticeable. I think it goes off when not in DST but keeps time very well, and otherwise, a great desk clock.
4079679
This is the second of these clocks that I have owned.  I love having the indoor/ outdoor temp as well as the atomic clock/calendar.  My only complaint is that you can't read it in the dark.  I would prefer a back lit face.
3748350
Great clock in the bedroom for insomniacs with aging eyes.  The digits display large, visible with no spectacles, as advertised.  Downside:  the "low" brightness setting should be better characterized as "medium".  I solved the problem for me, nevertheless, by wrapping the clock inside a pair of pantyhose... a poor man's light intensity control.  I suppose I will eventually find a light-blocking filter that I can use as a sunshade.  Seems like that with the variety of inexpensive things that LED manufacturers are coming out with these days, my note will serve as a suggestion to the manufacturer to come out with an new model with a variable light intensity.  The night light feature would additionally welcome a color selection feature.  The white light of the current model is too bright, as well.  The human eye is 400x more sensitive to blue light than to red light. Hence it can be blinding.  I don't use that feature.  Otherwise, the clock is a good value for its p[rice.
2926680
We really like this clock. It keeps time well and looks very nice in our living room. The clock appears expensive, but we purchased it for a low price from Amazon.
788345
I really like this clock.  It is a bit different and is an attention getter.  I am happy with the purchase and believe it provides good value at the price point.  The seller operates with integrity.

I ordered one some weeks ago and the clock hands were a bit curved.  They were not "bent" per se, as though they had a crease in them, but the bend was still too excessive to allow the hands to freely move 360 degrees without reaching a point where they would physical conflict with another.  Ollieroo quickly responded to the problem, providing me with an entire new clock kit, not just the hands!  Keep in mind that the hands are very, very thin aluminum.  Essentially more of a very thick gage foil than a thin gage aluminum.  I suspect they are stamped from a die, so it is difficult to imagine that material this thin can actually be stamped without deforming it a little bit.  And the packaging is robust, so I think the hands are well-protected in the package.

The letters are made from a good quality higher density closed cell foam, not a spongy open cell grade.  I read in some reviews that the adhesive on the back of the numbers is strong and they wouldn't be easy to move once placed.  To avoid that mess, I left the paper on the back of mine and used scrapbooking type re-positionable sticky dots to affix my numbers to the wall.  I adjusted a few digits and it left no paint problems whatsoever.

The movement is decent.  I have made a slight (maybe a minute?) adjustment in 6 weeks or so, and that may have been needed due to me not using the same clock for comparison the 2 times I checked it.

The instructions are not written with good English, but a creative 9th grader can figure out how to use the template to get a good installation regardless.  But I do tend to think it couldn't be that hard to get someone proficient in English to write them.  That is the reason I held back a star.

Don't let anything deter you if you like this clock and it fits your budget.  The concept is interesting, it lends itself to being creative so your clock is unique and the seller will stand behind it.  For $10, you can't lose.
2115745
The clock is very nice and easy to use. One problem is that it has a couple of times reset itself to a different time zone.
1123702
Love this clock--it keeps good time and I really like that the light is off until I tap the button. The only drawback for me is I have to be careful how I pick it up to see the time at night without my glasses. If I just take hold of the top of the clock, I've accidentally turned on the alarm was was waked up at 4am--not really what I wanted. I now try to pick it up by the base to ensure I don't get waked up again.
1818368
I really like this clock. The accuracy of the time has been right-on since I received it in the mail (i.e., as it was regulated by the factory).  Nice size, gold trim and ivory back are attractive.  I am so happy to be free of buying batteries, rechargers, electricity, etc.  This is so simple to use.  A wonderful household alternative for those taking tiny steps to "get off the grid" (i.e., go non-electic). As the instructions state, wind it each day at approximately the same time. I wish the manufacturer had kept metal as the material of choice for the ivory back housing rather than downgrading to plastic. The winding key is no longer a flat piece of metal which was easier to grasp with your fingers and gave better winding leverage than the current design which is an empty loop. I have nothing else to say except I much prefer this keywound clock to the battery clock that I happily tossed out.
2181824
Bought for my father who is retired and has missed appointments because he thinks every day is Saturday.  Put it next to his wall calendar.  Now he can look at the clock and know that it's not Saturday and he has something to do.  Expensive for what it is.