DreamSky Wooden Digital Alarm Clocks for Bedrooms - Electric Desk Clock with Large Numbers, USB Port, Loud Alarm for Heavy Sleepers, Adjustable Volume, Dimmer, Snooze, DST, 12/24H, Wood Décor (Brown)

As a family we are doing a digital detox, removing screens from our rooms at night. This clock a helpful tool in achieving this goal. I love the ability to adjust volume, brightness (all the way to totally dark), the snooze button is easy to find in the dark, and the display is easy to see. The best feature is seeing the little bell icon which gives me peace of mind that my alarm will wake me up in the morning.

I love the design, or maybe that's just the color of this. This display light is very bright! I set brightness level to 2 (on the low end) and that is clear to see during daytime and just perfect in the dark! The only annoying thing I can find is that the alarm is set to turn on by default. So I have to make sure to turn that off after every time there is power outage in the residence.

This digital clock features a large, bright LED display that is easy to read from across the room. The faux wood design is minimal and blends well with most furniture. It uses a 12-hour format with clear AM/PM indication. There are no advanced features like Bluetooth or multiple alarms, but for basic timekeeping and a snooze function, it performs reliably. Suitable for bedrooms or offices where a clean, no-frills clock is needed.

Absolutely love this clock. Best ever. Dimmer control is an awesome option. Clear, easy to use. Large display. Keeps time during power outages, time restores at electric restoration, no reset needed. Amazing how you can't see the numbers, only wood grain, if it's off. How do they do this? sleek design. Wood Grain is beautiful accent piece. Doesn't look like a typical cheesy desk or dresser clock. Sits in a prominent position on entertainment system in living room.

I was on the fence about this alarm clock after reading the reviews, but I couldn't pass up it's unique look. I was pleasantly surprised at how nice the "walnut" finish looks...it really looks real, and the sheen is nice (not glossy or plasticky looking). I did have to read the instructions on how to set it, since it's a bit different than alarm clocks I've had in the past (this may just be a 'me' issue). But using it on a daily basis is pretty intuitive. Once it's set, you can press ANY of the buttons on the back of the clock to get it to shut up. You don't have to find the 'off' button, which is the third from the right, unless you want to shut the alarm completely off - like on the weekends. Otherwise it will just reset for the next day automatically when you hit any button. The snooze button on top isn't really a button at all, which took me a few days to get used to because my old clock had to be depressed until it clicked to 'hit' the snooze. This one is so sensitive you basically just have to barely touch the top of the clock. Now that I'm used to it, I kind of like it...it's more subtle and 'gentle', if that makes sense. I also like that the alarm starts off at low volume and then gradually gets louder. For some reason, it just makes it more pleasant to wake up to, rather than going from silence to an annoying blast. Plus, I find that I wake up before it gets super loud, which is nice for the rest of the household.Now for the cons:*The USB port is great when I need to charge my Kindle every couple of weeks, but its awkward location doesn't really lend itself to a charger being plugged into in permanently, like for a phone or something. It would work for a guest for a couple of nights but not for me...my phone charger is still plugged into its own outlet on the wall. I didn't really plan to use the USB anyway, so it doesn't matter to me, but thought it should be noted.*As others have stated, the brightness of the numbers cannot be infinitely controlled...it is just several pre-set brightness levels, and there is a huge difference between 1 & 2. Level one can be seen in the dark, but not AT ALL in the daytime or even at night with a bedside lamp on. Level 2 is significantly brighter and can be seen fine in the daytime, but may be too bright for some at night. This is actually why I was a little nervous purchasing this, because my past two alarm clocks were battery powered and only lit up if I hit a button, so I was afraid I wouldn't be able to sleep if the numbers were two bright. It doesn't seem to bother me on level 2, but they really could use at least one (if not two) levels in between 1 and 2.*I think it would be annoying if you have several different wake up times, and would be constantly changing the alarm time on the clock. I had to put my reading glasses on AND get under a bright light in order to read what all the buttons say. And just the way you set it is a bit awkward, which doesn't matter at all if you're only doing it twice a year when the time changes, but I think I would hate it if I had to re-set it every few days or once a week or whatever.These are the reasons I knocked a star off my rating...there's some room for improvement. That being said, I do like using this clock, and it's like a little piece of art sitting on my nightstand. The cons are not things that really affect me personally, so I am happy with my purchase.

A digital clock that manages to look elegant. And the controls are simple and intuitive. I especially appreciate the LED dimming feature, so that the numerals don't glare at night. I liked the first one I bought so much, I bought two more.

Truly looks like a block of wood. The numbers appear like magic and are a soft red that is adjustable to preference. It's just a great clock!

This clock is perfect. I like the wooden look, it blends in nicely on our tv stand. The number light is adjustable and we leave it on the lowest setting which is perfect for night time. Very easy to adjust time/settings.