iRedBeau Projection Alarm Clock,7" Curved-Screen Large Digital Display,Adjust Brightness Automatically,Dual Alarm Clock with 2 Alarm Sounds,FM Radio,USB Phone Charger,Suitable for Night

I have only used this clock for a few weeks, BUT i AM LOVING THE PROJECTION OF THE TIME ON MY WALL. My bedside phone/clock/radio was old and needed replacing. The sleek design of this clock/radio does not take up nearly as much room as the old clock. I didn't need the phone anymore as we have wireless phones so I am not giving up anything but gaining a clock that has large enough numbers that I can see day or night; a great sounding radio and more space on my beside table. It can memories all time settings in case of the main power outage. For other functions, it can only work via charging cord(AC Adapter is not included in the package). If select "AU" mode, it means that LED display automatically enter into the low-brightness mode in the dark environment. It is convenience, you don't need to adjust brightness manually when the environment is changed. This is the 2019's newest Projection Alarm Clock. The 180° swivel projector projects clear time onto your wall or ceiling. It features a total of 15 preset memories of FM stations which allow you to preset your favorite stations and access them quickly. (FM:76.0-108.0MHz). The sleep timer function allows you to fall asleep with the radio within 90-75-60-45-30-15-10-5 minutes(customerized). Radio will automatically turn off after the specified time. And radio can adjust volume from L00(minimum) to L15(maximum). I been relying on my iphone as my alarm clock since forever. Now I have this clock that I dont need to use my iphonefor my alarm anymore.

1. Even though the projection can be dimmed, there is still a bright flashlight effect that lights up the entire room--even on dim. In the photos, you might notice a blue circle of light that appears around the projection time--the blue is a product of the camera-phone--in reality, it's like a white light from a flash light that can't be removed. It's my main problem with this clock because it lights up the entire room TOO much. The big circle of light directly around the projected time makes it shocking to wake up and look up at it. My husband had an Emerson brand projection clock that worked perfectly--no flashlight effect--just the time.2. The other thing I dislike is that there aren't separate buttons for the two alarms. You have to toggle through every setting for both the alarms every time you set them: Alarm 1, hour, seconds, buzzer or radio, off or on, then Alarm 2, hour, seconds, buzzer or radio, off or on. It's a pain. I often get up at different times, so it's a daily nuisance! And like others have said, you have to figure out each morning how to turn it off or it will wake you up the next morning at the same time even if you wanted to sleep in. And, hope you turned off the correct alarm or your significant other might miss their wake time the next day.3. Another thing I don't like is that the light sensor dims the projection time so much that I can't see the time on the wall when I wake up to see how much longer I get to lay there before it's time to get up. I can't find a way to turn off the light sensor.4. The only reason I bought this clock instead of the 40 other clocks like it on the market is that the snooze time can be changed from 9 minutes (the horrible standard snooze time) to however long you want it to be, as much as an hour. I only found 2 projection clocks with programmable snooze time.In summation: So if I'm set on a programmable snooze, then I have to live with a flashlight in my room all night! Aghhhh!!! Such frustration! I think I may settle on a different clock instead. This one has too many problems.

I bought 4 of these for my 3 kids in the last few months. One fell off the nightstand onto the floor (a week after we bought it) which made the plug in the back very sensitive, so we'd have to set the cord just right and not move, or it would turn off. Not impressive to have that happen from one minor fall onto carpet, but I figured it could be a fluke and my son really liked it, so I bought it another as a replacement to make sure he had a reliable clock and alarm, which has been fine so far.However, after about a month, one of the other units I got one of my other kids started resetting itself for no reason after about 5 minutes after you program it. I tried multiple times, and with minutes it will start itself over to 0:01 (the default is military time). My 3rd kiddos clock has been just fine, so our success rate seems to be 50% on this product. It seems I just missed the return window, so it's now just trash. I am not buying it yet again to replace.

I love that this is a clock, alarm, radio, and phone charger. And to top that off it has a cool feature where it will display the time on your wall or ceiling. I love the blue lighted display and that you can set the display to dim automatically at night or set it to always stay bright or dim. You can also dim the projection. I love that you can charge your phone through it also. The display numbers are large so this is great for people who have a hard time seeing. It was very easy to set up and has many options. It doesn't however have an easy big button to hit to shut off alarm. You just hit the small AL button once on the top of the clock and it shuts off the alarm and leaves it set the same for the next morning. If you want to turn it off completely or set it for another time or use the second alarm preset you would need to go through settings again to change that. I did not like that a power adapter wasn't included. They only included the usb cord so you have to find the power piece that plugs into your outlet on your own. I am pleased with this clock.