ClocTeck Nixie Tube Clock (4 Tubes)

Beautiful, be careful about static electricity or you'll kill it. It seems to be a bit fast after about a month or two you might have to adjust the time but is very bright very eye-catching easier to read easy to use and it's just the right size. Mine came with the panels pre-assembled, very little dust was inside but they're easy to clean with the right materials.

Bought this clock for my son for his birthday. He is into the Fallout’s theme and totally loves this clock. It doesn’t take up much space and is easy to operate he tells me.

After messing around I was eventually able to use my phone to connect to the ClocTeck network. It's unclear if this clock is able to connect to my regular WiFi router, because it seemed to be trying but never connected (from only 5 feet away). Readability: best in a dark room. You have to be close to read it under normal room light.

Nice clock, looks good, bright enough, it doesn’t like to cooperate with my phone and a little bit of a pain to program but once you get it going it really looks great! I would recommend if it’s what you’re looking for!

It looks cute! That's the end of my positive remarks. - "Sync Time" button in the Web UI does not actually send a time to the clock. It's currently 20:54 in the US Pacific timezone (UTC-8, selected in the web UI), but the clock insists on showing 16:30, and no amount of "Sync Time" clicks will update the displayed time. There is no non-web-UI way of setting the time on this clock. - The Web UI makes a big deal out of how a 2.4GHz WiFi network is required for the clock to connect... it still refuses to connect to my 2.4GHz network. More interestingly, it detects my 5GHz network despite claiming it shouldn't, and still won't connect to that, either. Given there is no way to set the time other than the "Sync Time" button (broken) or connecting the clock to WiFi (broken), this clock is unusable junk. Will be returning.

The pros: it's a very good-looking, stylish clock. The numbers are bright and easy to read and the different RGB settings are pretty cool. You can have it display a single solid color, custom color choices for each "tube", or "river mode" where the colors flow and shift (best setting imo). It also seems to have a backup battery inside of it, so if it gets unplugged, it'll save your settings (although it shuts off if unplugged). You can also switch it from a normal 12-hour clock to military time, if you prefer that. The cons: it's powered by a USB C cable (which is included), but doesn't come with a power brick. Although the numbers are easy to read, you basically have to be looking at it head on to see them (this is due to the nature of the design). You can set an alarm but the alarm sound itself is not that loud. Also, there's no easy way to turn off the alarm, like a switch or something. To disable the alarm you have to set the alarm to 00:00. This is a little inconvenient and I'll probably just end up using my phone for an alarm instead. Edit: alright. Four nights in a row, I've come back from work to find this clock off by six hours. I have no idea why, but it seems to bug out sometimes and when the hour turns it'll go to the wrong number. Absolutely frustrating and unacceptable for a SEVENTY DOLLAR CLOCK. Spend your money elsewhere.

I got this for my boyfriend for Christmas, and he loved it! It was very easy to set up with a cord that it came with and a WiFi proxy that allows easy time setup and color controls. It looks great and he said it was his favorite present!

Its cool. BUT the USB plug is so short it won't reach the table in front of the plug. Can't use untill I buy longer cord. Instructions are tint.

Love it... It is exactly as shown. It looks perfect

Fantastic item that is displayed well, and looks great at home or in the office.

元祖ニキシー時計のギクシークロックからこちらに乗り換えました。このお手軽な価格でこのクオリティは文句無し、すごいです！

Das Problem mit der Uhr ist das WLAN. Die Uhr baut ihr eigenes WLAN auf und man kann sie nicht auf Dauer in sein WLAN integrieren. Sie fällt immer wieder auf das Default WLAN zurück. SW Update gibt es auch nicht. Man kann den Zeitserver (NTP) auch nicht auswählen und muss damit Internetzugriff erlauben. Ist für mich so nicht einsetzbar, da ich mir keinen WLAN Störsender ins Haus hole. Internetzugriff braucht die Uhr eigentlich nicht.

Les détails sont vraiment chouette. Une horloge vraiment sympa.