DreamSky Digital Clock with Date and Day of Week - Large Calendar Clock for Seniors Elderly, Loud Alarm Clock for Bedroom Desk, Backlight Dimmer, Adjustable Volume, USB Port, Auto DST, Battery Backup

Lovely, this was a big hit as a gift ! I would recommend! Helps to keep track of time, temperature and days and it displays very well too! Nice size to see clearly and lights up . It was a gift for an elderly person who doesn't really use cellphone for all this info ! They loved having a clock with perks!😁

This is very nice and it hung on the wall rather easily. See the attached picture. A big positive is that the brightness can be altered for daylight or for night time sleeping. Everything on it is easy to read from a reasonable distance while laying in bed. When set on a dim light you can press the top of the clock and it will instantly turn bright then dim again in a few seconds.If you have prescription glasses the time digits are large enough that it is possible to read the clock from 6 to 8 ft away.While I am not sending it back I am disappointed in one thing that was of importance to me prior to buying it. There appears to be no way to set an alarm so that it rings only one time. Using another alarm I set that for 2:00 a.m. so that I can then go to the airport. The alarm will go off once and I turn it off. This particular clock has something like six alarms and in order to quit an alarm you have to take it off the wall and then press one of the buttons for one of the six alarms. If you don't pull it off the wall then the alarm is going to repeat itself in this case at 2:00 a.m. until somebody turns it off or changes the time. Having alarm buttons on the back is highly inconvenient if you're waking up at 2:00 a.m. in the morning. Like any cell phone there is no button that makes it clear This is a one-time only alarm.The face of my clock is in blue but you can get it in other colors. I like blue because it's very soft on the eyes, especially when you have a low light setting.After the clock have been on the wall for no more than 36 hours we had a one-hour power outage. Fortunately I had put the three AA batteries in the back of the clock. As soon as the power came back on none of the settings on the clock were lost at all. That is a very nice feature. The clock also has a USB charging point.Why would a company make a clock with six alarms? I am clueless to be able to answer such a question. Is this a Navy thing? It covers six four hour shifts or watches?

Great little clock , I love it! I recommend it to other shoppers

Like the displayed day, date, time, and temperature. Especially nice that the display dims in several levels of brightness, so that you can find a setting that is visible in the day, but not disturbingly bright at night.For the negative...Was a hassle to set up...Did not like the setup button placement ...all 10 tiny function buttons are crammed in an indented area of about 1 inch by 3 inches on the back of the clock. Took me a while to get the sequence right while having to look at the clock from the front without pushing the wrong button which are all out of sight on the back. But after several tries I was able to get through the entire setup and enjoy the clock. Also...instruction manual is printed with a font so tiny that some people may need a magnifying glass to read. Why not use a bigger piece of paper for the instructions.

It is ironic that this clock (which I like very much) comes with instructions which have such small print and printed diagrams that the instructions are difficult to read, even with glasses and aided by a magnifying lens. ( I have now bought a larger magnifying lens than my jeweler's loup--which only works anyway when held close to the eye. Manufacturer, Please take note and print larger font instructions and diagrams. Also please drop the very obvious and gratuitous comments on being a good gift for those with dementia and alzheimers. It is, but it is off-putting to read that when you are old and buying it for yourself and still have all your marbles. I bought it anyway because I wanted a clock I could see across the room in the dark. I'm happy it also has the day, date, year, and temperature features, too. I like that. But primarily I was looking for a clock I could read in the dark across the room and would automatically change the time in accord with daylight savings time. This does all that and keeps time in accord with atomic clock signals. Everything I wanted at a reasonable price. I would also add that buyers should beware buying digital clocks which have black figures on pale backgrounds. Those, you CAN NOT read in the dark, and even this clock can be set to dim at night. Make sure you have it set not to do that. IT IS A VERY GOOD CLOCK TO SEE THE TIME IN THE DARK. (also to see the other features). I recommend buying it, but if you have access to a xerox machine, you might want to use the machine to copy the instructions in an enlarged format. The clock is good.P. S. If you do buy the clock for someone with dementia problems you or someone smart, patient, & eagle-eyed is going to have to set up all the features because a person with dementia or poor eye-sight won't be able to do the set-up. Don't just hand the gifting the box & say "Happy Birthday!" or whatever.

I love this clock. I use it on my TV stand in my den, so I don't need it for the many alarms it has. The instruction booklet was intimidating at first because of the alarm settings but the general set up was so easy. The display is very large that I can see it from across the room. I like that it has the day, date and inside temperature in addition to the time.

Great product with many features.

The day of the week has a hard to read letter in the middle - the (I) on Friday for instance lookes like the center display is out. Other wise a very nice clock and I like the blue readout on the display.I