Alarm Clock Radio with Bluetooth Speaker, Digital FM Radio, Dual Alarm with Snooze, Dimmer Control, USB Charging Output and Night Light iTOMA CKS708

Awesome buy!!!

Working fine. Good auto dimer display. FM reception good. Speaker quality for FM and blutooth is more less ok. No timer for FM blutooth. Should have had detachable power adaptor. Otherwise good value for the cost. More or less satisfied. My rating is 4.5.

Works wonderfully. Ordered extras to use for radios in other rooms of the house.

Love this item! Purchased for myself teen daughter who like to stay on her phone late into the night. I had to put a time limit for school nights on her phone. This clock allows her to wake up without depending on her phone alarm. The dimming feature is nice because she can't sleep with lights on. It was a little hard to figure out how to set the time and alarms. It took us about 30 minutes. The look of this clock is nice and so is the size. The quality and the price point is what I was looking for. You can set the clock to buzz or music to wake up too.

My old clock radio has been dying for a while, with dials and buttons wearing out. My needs in a clock radio have been shaped over the decades by my first one, a Sony Dream Machine in the 80's. This one nearly does everything I need. The display isn't red, check. Dual alarms so I can keep one set to my usual time and one for variable special days, check. Decent, loud enough sound, check (I can hear it clearly from the next room when it's only at 7 out of 15 volume). A sleep timer so I can set it to play for a while but shut off after I've left, check. Good big numbers for my myopic eyes, check. A big enough chassis to find with a sleepy flailing hand plus prop up my glasses case for hiding the light at night, check. It adds in some bonuses. Automatic tuning to the next station is nice, for those rare occasions I want to listen to the other classical station in my area. Automatic dimming is also very nice. I still block the face with my glasses case at night, but there's a lot less light so nothing leaks out. The night light feature is a good thing, as I frequently come to bed after my husband so it gives me enough light to change into my nightclothes and is very easy to shut off once I'm in bed. The fact that I don't have to set the time, it just knows, is fantastic (though it makes me wonder how it knows and if it's part of the internet of things). Although there are a lot of buttons to wrangle, they are dimpled with little dots in the dimple to help find them by touch. I haven't tested the bluetooth option as I don't usually use my phone as a music source, nor do I keep my phone by my bed so I haven't tried charging it through the clock. Downsides: No nap timer. I could have sworn it had one, but I was researching a lot of clocks and must have mixed it up with another contender. Now and then I just need a bit of shut-eye and I want the radio to cut on to wake me up after an hour or two. I have to use my cell phone for that now. No standard sleep timer. I used to have it set to an hour, and one button touch activated it. On this clock I need to tap it once per ten minute increment desired, so I often seem to forget and just leave it playing all day. The blue glare of the nightlight is probably not the best color for heading to bed, given all the warnings about blue light at night from screens. A soft golden hue would be more relaxing. But I can see they wanted to match the display. It took a while to find a way to hang the antenna so I didn't have a constant static hiss on the radio. Unfortunately, the only working position for it is draped over the headboard, crossing in front of the bed post. As it is a white wire, this is visible and trashy looking. I am severely myopic. I did just yesterday get new glasses and can see the display better now, but the smaller indicators are still hard to read. My old clock had a dot that showed in the am and nothing in the pm. This clock has "am" and "pm" indicators with the relevant one lit up in the same general location so I can't tell just by position. This is minor, as I can tell by sunlight, but can affect setting the alarm correctly. While the time is in good big numbers, all the little info indicators take squinting and leaning in to tell what they are saying. I may eventually have them memorized enough to know what they are from a distance but for now they're just clutter. The silver case doesn't match my bedroom. This is super minor, I don't keep a House Beautiful of coordinated decor, but my previous clock was black and that worked better in the space. Battery: I believe it needs a small disk battery, not a standard cylinder one, and it's giving me the little icon for low battery, so they didn't send me one that was fully charged. I don't get a lot of power failures, but I have to figure out the exact battery needed and order one. A bit of a hassle. None of the downsides are deal breakers, but it's hard enough to find a clock radio to fit a specific person's needs, so I wanted to be as detailed as I could to help. Sorry for all the resulting verbiage!

Love it ! Bought another one for spare bedroom. Thrilled with dimmer lights and night light feature. Radio sounds really good. I love that it changes time (with the time change). How fun, just plug in and everything is totally set up. Very pleased and probably will order another. Size is excellent.. 👍

This clock is great for my kiddos room. The LED light has two different brightness levels and can be turned off completely. The soft blue glow isn't intrusive or disruptive to his sleep. The sleep timer works great. The alarm however does not work. We've tried multiple times and we cannot get the alarm to go off. It is great other than that. Would give a much higher rating if the alarm worked.