Atomic Wall Clock with Indoor/outdoor Temp Large Number Display Silent Battery Operated Alarm Analog Digital Clocks for Bedroom Dementia Seniors Desk Living Room Office Bathroom Kitchen Shower

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.

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

Initially pleased with this clock. The time synchronized quickly, and the remote thermometer is accurate and connects easily.Unfortunately, the LCD display becomes unreadable when looking at it from angles greater than 25 or 30 degrees. The photo hopefully shows the problem, which gets worse as the viewing angle increases.

I like the narrow footprint of this unit, it fits in the small space where we use it. This one replaced a color, backlit model with 3 sensors. It kept lousy time ( it wasn't an atomic clock ), and it was hard to read. It had a weather forecast display that was wrong most of the time. It did a lot of things, but it didn't do it well. On the other hand, this unit has large numbers, I can read the clock without my glasses. I checked the accuracy of the sensors and they are close to dead on. I checked it with a Therma-Pen. Some complained about the accuracy, but how did they determine that? You can't rely on a local TV station, or even the weather service because temperatures can vary substantially in different locations. You have to be very careful where you locate the sensor. It has to be out of direct sunlight, not mounted on a surface that can be heated by the sun. It is not easy to find a good spot on the typical city lot. The only thing some may not like, is, that it is not backlit. I can see mine easily during the day. At night I can read the time, but have to get up close to read the temperatures. Not a deal breaker.

Love the size. I can see from across the room without my glasses.

As always, these clocks are a little difficult to set but I like it fine.

This picture was taken at 12:30 in the afternoon. It was 31° outside and this is January 8th, 2025. This clock started to become unreadable last October but it was just a line or two. Now, you have to pull out your decoder ring to even understand what it might be trying to say. It was nice when it first worked but now it is useless. I don't recommend ordering one of these at all unless you just like to throw away money like I'm about to have to do.

This is a very distinct, easy-to-read clock/temp display clock. It doesn't take up much room, & looks very nice.