Atomic Wall Clock with Indoor/Outdoor Temp Large Number Display

This took a few minutes to set up; everything works as advertised. The problem other reviewers have probably run into is impatience, the mfr's lack of including troubleshooting instructions, and the improper order of the insturctions. Yes it does connect to the remote. I did have to use the reset button on the inside of the remote with a paper clip, and yes I did hold the Ch button on the main clock for three seconds as per the instructions, and then it worked aok. I easily set the clock manually, using my time zone, DST "on", (basically following the directions) and then set it facing west to connect with Colorado for the atomic clock to do it's thing overnight. Yes, it does hang; I used my two little nails but they do include hangers for the main clock and the remote. There are also very nice videos on the amazon product page if you are not into reading the instructions. The instructions are in the most basic English I've seen lately; it's just that they are not in proper order. The clock and temps are accurate, clear, and in a neat/concise framework. Enjoy. PS Save the instruction sheet as I can't find it anywhere on line.

I only wish it had a backlight so I could see it when it’s dark.

Really poor instructions. The user manual is a poor translation to English. Everything worked out of the box except for connecting the outdoor temperature transmitter. After 36 hr of trying to get the transmitter to connect, including multiple reads and attempts to decipher the instructions, I was about to give up and return. I then read the Amazon reviews again and some more clever individuals than I had figured out that you need to press the CH button to get the transmitter to connect. Worked like a charm. The manual does say that the CH is used to "clear the transmitter" and this instruction is located in the list that explains the purpose of the buttons on the back. However, there is nothing in the section on setting up the transmitter that says that you need to use the CH button when first setting up the transmitter. The only other problem I has was that the atomic clock that I was replacing had a single hole on the back for hanging on the wall whereas this one has two holes. They do provide you with at least one set of wall hangers that include small blocks that you nail into the wall and these have hooks for hanging. Strangely, my box also had a single (not the needed two) small hangers. I could have used the small hooks if there were two to then tie a wire between the two hoots to hang off of my single wall screw that is already inserted into a wall stud. I ended up using a wire attached to the single small hook and a bent paper clip placed into the two hanging holes to produce a single hanging wire that would allow me to use my existing single wall screw. This atomic clock is a definite upgrade as it has a larger display, includes moon phases and has both indoor and outdoor temperatures (once you figure out how to connect the outdoor transmitter with the CH button). I just wish that this clock had been available in grey/silver, rather than just black framing. Regardless, my old clock was getting flaky as the battery connections have corroded (after 25 years), so I was happy to find this large display replacement.

My minimalist office welcomed this wall clock. It's a little hard to see at an angle and I wish the moon phase wasn't reversed (full moon is indicated by black, new moon by white, what the actual f?), but otherwise it's great to have an atomic clock on battery around when the power goes out.

We really like this clock which we use in the kitchen. It's easy to see, not too cluttered, and I am pretty picky about design details. But lately, after 6 months since we bought it, the atomic clock aspect doesn't work. I put in new batteries which are at full capacity, followed the directions. I can get the atomic symbol to appear, but it doesn't stay and the clock displays the wrong time. I've been trying to get it to work over several days but it won't update. I wish the company that sells it would fix it but there is no obvious way to reach them.

We purchased this clock in February of 2024 and it died on 2/28/2025. So disappointed.

My husband and I both love our new clock. He particularly loves it as he gardens and plants by moon phases, and I love it particularly to know the temperature outside so as to know how to dress each day.

Bought in Jan 26& the outdoor sensor already doesn’t work! Can u buy just the sensor?

Muy bueno

Excellent produit

Cumple con su función solo que no se puede colgar en pared y no lee la temperatura del exterior solo interior

Solo duró un mes con quién hablo para mi devolución son dos productos que he comprado que no tienen control de calidad y antes no me había pasado algo así compraba con confianza