DreamSky Digital Alarm Clock for Bedrooms - Wooden Desk Clock with Date | Day of Week, USB Port, Temperature, Dimmer for Bedside Table, Living Room, Office, Adjustable Volume, Auto DST, Wood Decor

I’m very happy with this clock. It has a clean, compact look with an elegant and modern design that fits nicely in the room. The dimmer function is very useful — the display is easy to see during the day and not too bright at night. I also really like that it shows both Fahrenheit and Celsius temperatures, which is very convenient. The numbers are large and easy to read, even from a distance. The setup instructions for the time and alarm are simple, clear, and easy to follow. Overall, it is practical, user-friendly, and looks great.

I love this clock with the larger data: time, outside temp, day of the week. It looks like faux wood. It seems to be made well. It was very simple to set. The brightness can be adjusted. It’s about as bright at night as the dimmest stove light setting- so since it’s in my bedroom it was pretty bright. I dimmed it very low.. it’s still light enough at night if you like it pitch black, you may want to turn it around/ or just literally turn the light all the way off. Turning it around with the light dimmed really low is fine for me. My power went off at midnight the first night I had it, when it came on several hours later, I had to reset everything. It’s stylish and I definitely recommend.

Once we 'cut the cord' on our cable TV service and eliminated the DVR in our living room with its digital time display, we found ourselves still glancing into the now empty space under the television for the time display that had been there for decades. This annoyed us enough after a couple days that I started looking for a replacement clock. I wanted something that would fit into the 4" high shelf space with an easy to read, but not too bright or huge display that would distract from the video screen just above it or visually dominate that part of the room. Something nice and discrete, but not too small or dim. Ideally I wanted a wifi, bluetooth, or atomic time synced clock that would always be dead on accurate, but right away I could see that was not to be- all those types of digital clocks are either way too big wall clocks or way too small nightstand clocks. The size thing was a general problem- I only found one that wasn't too small or too big and we tried it out, but the display, while the right height to fit the shelf, was very wide- way too big and bright, even at the lowest of its 3 brightness settings. After returning that one I did a bit more searching and found this, which was a much nicer design in general and had the added feature of a continuously variable display brightness. Set at about 10% brightness this one is perfect for our use case, not to big, not too bright, but easily readable day or night and it's great having the date, time, and room temperature on the display as well for quick reference. Thankfully the design includes battery backup to avoid a complete reset in the event of a power outage (I hate that). The jury is still out on accuracy (I'm spoiled on synced clocks and watches, so I'm a bit of a stickler for this)- after a week I finally set it to dead on correct time and it seems to be floating forward.. it's only been a couple days but it seems to be maybe a second fast now. I guess I could live with +30 seconds a month, it's not that big a deal for the living room clock, but I would think it would be a bit more accurate. All in all I'm quite happy with it, especially considering the amount of hunting it took to find it. I was about to give up. It's sure nice having an easily referenced living room clock again. We never realized how often we both constantly glanced at the old time display every day without thinking until it was gone! I'd highly recommend this to anyone else that's getting rid of a DVR, cable box, or even an old VCR that features a time display they've grown used to impulsively checking.

First, the clock is a very nice design. It's not wood by the way. I wasn't expecting it was real wood. But it does look like real wood. It's a very good size and shape for a bed side table. Clean lines. The numbers that just sort of appear on the surface is pretty slick. Good size digits and very readable from across the room. The brightness can be lowered with a dial in the back (continuously variable) and taken all the way down to where you can't see it at all. So that's nice for those that want it very dim. High brightness is pretty bright. The highest alarm volume is quite loud. It is also continuously adjustable with a dial. The smooth surfaces look like they can be cleaned with a quick wipe of a paper towel sprayed with glass cleaner. The buttons on the back for setting it up are pretty intuitive. Probably no need for a manual. The buttons are pretty noisy (loud click) when you press them. So if you are doing that when someone else is sleeping, it will probably wake them up. If you are actually using the alarm (phones have much better alarms, btw) and setting it to something different all the time before you go to bed, and your partner is sleeping - beware. If you press and hold the time-set +/- buttons, the rapid change of the number is a pretty decent pace and not stupid fast. So that minimizes button clicks. So all in all, it's a nice bedside clock. And if the battery backup works as it should, then I shouldn't have to touch the buttons hardly ever. For clock design and features, I would definitely give it 5 stars. I knocked off a star because of the packaging. The box is good, but it is a little too small. The clock sits in the box inside a bubble bag - that's good. But the AC/DC adapter sits in there tightly along the clock face, without any wrapping. The only way the power adapter can fit in the box is with the prongs facing toward the clock at the end. No bubble bag can keep the unprotected prongs from marking up the nice clock face. I noticed two such marks on mine at the edges. If the clock can survive the packaging and shipping, then it seems quite durable otherwise - for just sitting on a table. So I requested a replacement via Amazon. Interested to see how the next one looks. If the box were just a half inch longer or wider, and the prongs had one of those protective plastic caps, then the clock would survive the packaging just fine.

Works great on a nightstand in the bedroom. The wheel brightness control is much better than the presets on others. Also, the numbers are not bright or intense since they are under the plastic simulated wood and are easy on your eyes to read day or night. The one I had previously was like a night light next to my bed or if I reduced the brightness I could not see numbers during daylight, this one is great both night and day. The smaller size of the numbers is also nice and not overbearing like many others. Having the charge plug be a 90 degree plug is also nice to be able to push it against a wall. I would buy again and definitely recommend it over the many others with bright intense numbers.

I can't believe how much I love this clock. The light dims and brightens, so it does not keep me awake (though I can still see it), but I can turn it up when I wake and it's bright and clear. The alarm can also be set low to high. The date, time are and temperature are accurate. All this, plus it's really cool looking. I didn't know someone (me!) could love a clock this much! Value for money is truly excellent. Instruction clear and truly unnecessary because it's so intuitive. It's an all around EXCELLENT product. My best purchase of 2026 so far.

Large clock dimmer is perfect light but does not light up room, everything you need to know is on the screen. Had no issues with set up, was easy to use and product seems to be well made. Should last for some time. Does have back up battery.

Although you cannot argue about taste, I think most people would consider this clock gorgeous. I and my handyman do. It appears to be made from a thin veneer of real wood, wrapped around some triangular-bar frame. We *really* had to look hard to find the seam in the veneer at the bottom of the clock. I was particularly interested in the simple version of this clock, as it should be very easy for guests to figure out how to set the alarm and kill it. I did put the folded instructions below the clock, but I doubt that anyone who is a guest of mine would need them. There are no redundant features such as dates and so to complicate things. All controls are simple, well marked, and intuitive. The brightness and alarm volume are set by simple dials. The alarm and time adjustments are done by single-function buttons. And as far as time adjustment is concerned, the clock comes with a plug in power source, with also a backup battery. So even if the guest room is not used for an extended time, the time display will probably still be good enough by itself. Note also that the time is shown in very big digits. I liked the clock so much that I got a second one for my own bedroom, to replace the Westclox one whose buttons are getting cranky. Pic 1 shows them side by side. Pic 2 shows them in the dark. It should be noted that the Westclox produces little stray light at night while it is still clearly visible during the day. If the DreamSky display is visible during the day, then if you do not want a "nightlight" in the dark, you will need to turn the brightness dial back when you go to sleep. Or if you turn the brightness dial so that there is negligible light spillage at night, the clock will appear as a simple decorative wood bar during the day. You might actually like that for its sophistication, since you probably do not really need the time display during the day anyway. I think the difference between the clocks in light spillage is probably due to the Westclox's "line thickness" being less than the DreamSky. However, the difference in light color might also play a part.

Exceptional company who refunded me right away because the item arrived damaged. I am buying it again though because this clock is gorgeous and made of real wood —not plastic coated like the cheaper one on Amazon. It’s also easier to use than the other cheaper one. I know this because I bought the cheaper one and within a few months the vinyl l wood finish began to peal off. The cheaper version might be “made of wood “on but it has a plastic coating that creates the colour and wood grain, while this alarm clock’s colour is actually painted directly onto the wood. The timer and alarm l are also much much easier to set up. The dimmer also has far more shades. It has an easy to use snooze feature which is activated by just touching the top edge of the clock. Honestly this is a really great clock that has exceeded my expectations.

Yes, this is the one. Nice size, layout, and color. The Auto Dim feature is great for businesses that are closed at night. Auto Daylight Savings Time. 6 alarms. Battery backup. Display button on front for when clock is working on batteries.

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I was initially a little skeptical because I didn't think the size of this clock would be large enough. I ordered a second clock for a different room because its size is perfect (I can easily read it from 15ft/4.5m away)