Oregon Scientific RM313PNA Self-Setting Projection Clock Review

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(More customer reviews)Most of my life I've had early shifts for my occupation (i.e. being into work at 6:00 am or earlier). I used to have a clock that didn't have a battery backup nor did it keep the correct time. I saw this model clock that had both plus the time projection on the ceiling so my wife didn't have to try to roll me over to see the clock, so I decided to give it a try. The clock looks a bit futuristic, but that is its function. The exact time feature is great. I set the houses clocks to it whenever the power goes out, which is regularly (where in a rural town). The battery backup is another great feature that I've never had prior to this. The only drawbacks that I have with the clock is that in order to project the time on the ceiling so that you can read it on a decent angle, is to turn the clock so that you can't the time on its face. You either get to see the one on the ceiling or you get the face of the clock, not both. Another drawback is the buttons on the clock don't make much sense when you need to program the alarm. Once you know the buttons to push, its easy, but they aren't marked well. Hope this review is helpful for you.

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From technology leader Oregon Scientific, this versatile clock shines the time on the bedroom wall with its projection function. The radio-controlled clock regularly resets to the US atomic clock in Boulder, CO for the utmost precision and adapts automatically for daylight savings time. Additionally, the clock monitors indoor temperatures for enhanced climate comfort. The LCD screen displays time by the hour, minute, and second, along with an AM/PM notification indicator. In the upper right hand corner of the screen, an icon depicts the continental United States, shading the time zone where the clock presently is located. The display also informs the user of the date and the indoor temperature, and benefits from a HiGlo EL backlight for 5-second nighttime illumination. The projection feature offers another alternative for monitoring the time in the dark, displaying the time in large, easy-to-read red numbers on the ceiling or wall. If operating on batteries, the clock will project the time for 8 seconds. Use of the enclosed AC adapter enables continuous projection. For early morning wake-up, the clock provides a crescendo alarm with 8-second snooze. The separate purchase of two AA batteries is required for wireless operation. The clock comes in silver and blue. Covered by a limited one-year guarantee, this item does not automatically set in Alaska, Hawaii, or elsewhere outside the continental United States. The clock measures 4-1/4 long by 2-1/2 inches wide by 4-1/2 inches high.

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