Sharp SPC364 Atomic LCD Bedside Alarm Clock (Silver)
The Sharp SPC364 Atomic LCD Bedside Alarm Clock will give you the most accurate times available anywhere. An easy-to-read 0.5-inch LCD display, with a back light for nighttime viewing, ensures that you'll always know exactly what time it is. In addition to the time, which is updated automatically every day, the SPC364 displays the month, date and day of week. A snooze feature means that you can catch a few extra winks in the morning before starting your day. This clock requires one AA battery (not included) and comes with Sharp's two-year limited warranty.
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Sharp SPC364 Atomic LCD Bedside Alarm Clock (Silver) Reviews
Not self-explanatory like more clocks. I love the accuracy of atomic clocks so wanted them to keep me on time in bathroom in morning. when one lives in Virginia, as I do.
I have two of these clocks. Perhaps a one-battery atomic clock is not good enough for connecting with the signal (from Colorado isn't it). However, this clock does not seem to be picking up atomic signal because over time it loses minutes.
We have two other atomic clocks in the house, both of which require more batteries and have no trouble picking up the daily atomic signal. Agree with problems with instructions - have to dig them out whenever I need to set anything on clock.
So, I am looking for small atomic clocks with more than one battery.
It keeps perfect time and the button on top for illuminating the time is very handy and does not bother any other sleeper. The alarm, when I have used it, is of sufficient loudness for me to hear without my hearing aids, but not so strident to startle or awaken others. I purchased a second Sharp Atomic clock to replace one out of warranty. The cost to have it repaired and shipping for getting it there was more than the cost of a new one. I love the clock.
*Becomes easy to operate after a small bit of effort. The designers put a lot of functions into a few buttons, and it took even lifelong gadgeteer me 20 min to learn. *Not for the self-admitted lazy who bash it off the stand - but then again, what is (maidservants and personal butlers excluded). CONS. I read all the reviews twice: Once before buying it and using it several months, and again before writing this review. *Very nice small size and light weight for a travel alarm.
*Super accurate and full featured for an inexpensive timepiece. *Not tiny, but it is light. PROS. I got this nice but deceptively complex little clock as a travel alarm. *Not for the technically challenged - if you do not like lots of buttons and gadgets, get something simpler.
Displays date and day of week. Small size, attractive. I found the time pretty easy to set. Great value for the price. I got this for use in my bathroom to keep me on time in the morning. It is perfect for that.
I had to get online to figure out how to get it back to my time zone. I did recently drop it and the battery came out causing it to have to reset and I could not find the directions anywhere, of course. I live in Michigan and have had no trouble getting the clock to set to the right time. I have taken it on camping trips and do agree that the little amount of backlight it puts out is disappointing. I bought this clock to sit on my bathroom counter to keep me on time in the morning. I use it to set the rest of the clocks in my house by. For use as a bathroom clock it works just fine. If you do purchase this clock be sure to keep the directions.
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