Big Frame Alarm Clock, Plastic (LMD35)

This clock is super intuitive and simple to operate. I love that it has a visually appealing display and that the brightness is able to be adjusted. I do wish that the alarm volume was also adjustable, but aside from that I wouldn't change a thing. I am very happy with this ◡̈

Just what I needed. Love that I can change the brightness levels and it was super easy to set up.

This is a good alarm clock.This won't matter to most people but the design is well thought out.That's not always the case -- these controls make sense.

Great size, easy set up.

Does its job for sure! I like the big simple numbers and you can also adjust the brightness. The alarm sound is not annoying like those other one. It's plug in and has a place for batteries so it can run even when the power goes out of if you don't have a place to plug it into. Simple buttons and design.

This review is for the Lumoday Large Display Digital Alarm Clock.I have really liked this alarm clock; the numbers are large enough to see from across the room and the 3 levels of brightness are great for the night. I maintain it on the lowest setting, it is still barely visible during the day and during the night it is the absolute right brightness.Somethings to note about the clock:It takes 2xAAA Batteries, however this does not power the clock, rather it only acts as a backup in case of power loss. When the power is disconnected you will not see the display, but it will still maintain the time until power is restored. It is unclear if the alarms will go off still when connected via Battery Only, but as I did not intend to use the Alarms I did not test this.This clock is provided with an ETL Certified Barrel DC Power Adapter (Model OBL-0500550U) that provides center positive 5V @ 0.55 A, 2.75W. ETL is the “other” certifying authority next to UL and should be considered on par with them. The 2.75W consumption means that, this device, when plugged in 24/7/365 at $0.25/kWh will cost you approximately $6 a year to run.

I have never woken up to an alarm I haven't wanted to throw across the room due to it's obnoxious sound (exaggeration of course), but this one is an exception. I wasn't expecting that. I thought I'd be terrified or annoyed at the buzzer tone & surprisingly I was not. It is kind of large, but does dim nicely. The AAA battery backup is the best way for backup in my experience, so glad it has that bc the alarm should still go off even on batteries despite the display not lighting. Will update if it doesn't. Did need the directions to set the time & alarms, I will remember the "how to" so was able to toss the directions. Hold the alarm button after setting it to set the snooze duration; directions don't specify. Dual alarms, huge snooze button. Can also adjust the volume of the alarm tone. Not a USB-C plug in but a lot of alarms & some cameras & other electronics use this type of plug in so I'm not going to complain. Also you need to hit the Alarm 1 or Alarm 2 button to turn off the alarm so you can't accidentally turn off the alarm by hitting any button, a problem with previous alarms in the past for me.

I gave it 4 stars because you cannot disable "Snooze". Overall it is a good alarm clock...2 alarms...loud. The shutter in the camera did not picked up the digital numbers.