MARTR Digital Projection Alarm Clock with Dual Alarms Travel

Mine was possessed... Ssmething happens to it between midnight and 2 am where it loses time.. I even had batteries in it for backup but still 2 days in a row I went to be with it on the correct time but when I woke up at 5:15 am- both mornings- the clock read 2:20am... I felt like I was in a Conjuring movie or something so I quickly sent it back and ordered a different kind.. FREAKY!**UPDATE** Upon reading my review, the seller contacted me and sent me out a new clock... For free... Very impressed with the seller's customer service and this clock works like a charm!

Oct. 6, 2018 one week a got clock face went blank. i pulled batteries and unplugged for a while and started working again. this morning projected time froze and face went blank. tried to reboot and got projection pictured.Very disappointed Return window closed Aug. 7th.

I took it on a trip a month ago and loved it! When i got it home i decided to put it in the spare bedroom until my next trip. The screen is now having issues. It's constantly changing the screen brightness. It just non stop cycling thru the screens. Finally gave up and unplugged it. Unfortunately it is too late to return it now. So disappointed i was only able to get one use out of it.**Update.....seller send me a new one. Will be trying it out over the holidays. Hoping the first one was just a one off.**

POSITIVES- Auto-set time via WWVB, a broadcast signal;- Projects time onto a wall or ceiling as desired by use of a couple of well-designed engineering elements;- Auto-set date and day of the week;- Manual override for time zone (auto-sets to PDT, I think);- Manual override for daylight savings (few will need this);- Temperature gauge and constant readout (indoor, of course);- Manual set of F or C readout;- Humidity gauge and constant readout;- Two alarms;NEGATIVES- The buttons don't work well. They're small and flush, so hard to press. When pressed, there's no feedback telling you it is or is not successfully pressed.- When pressed, they may or may not function. For example, "+" and "-" should (under the right combination of other button presses) move the time zone or other number up or down. On my clock, the "+" never had any effect at all. The "-" usually either didn't work at all, or went through multiple numbers at once. So neither works correctly. I almost returned the clock when the time zone kept cycling past -6 (central time). When that happened, I tried to manually override the radio-controlled time, but had the same problems with the manual clock setting process. After many, many attempts, I finally got the time zone set right, and can only hope it stays set.- The manual was confusing when I thought the buttons should work as intended; it's also confusing with some of what seems the intended functionality. For example, why must you confirm (or reset) hour and minute and month and date and day when you just confirmed radio-control of all of that?- The clock has a small footprint (maybe 1" x 4") which is good, but is easy to knock over;- To turn off the alarm, you have to press one of those almost-unpressable buttons, nearly guaranteeing that you'll knock over the clock (and lose the projected time);- The alarm is not very loud, unlikely to wake me up over ambient street traffic noise.- The time projection is not very bright and has only one brightness level.OVERALLGood features but poor ergonomics: It feels like engineers had a good time with this clock, but it didn't go through human use testing. I'm keeping it for the auto-set time, the time projection at night, and the indoor temp and humidity. But if it loses the time zone setting (meaning the auto-reset will not go to central time and I'll have to resort to those awful buttons), gets knocked over too often, or fails to wake me up, I'll throw it away.

This is the only choice to go with if you want a good projection clock. It's small, bright wall display, and the LCD click screen is dimmable without also dimming the projection brightness like most on Amazon. I tried and returned other brands until I finally found this legit product. Pleased with this purchase.

The clock works alright after supplying your own batteries. It took couple tries to get thee RCC to automatically set the time. However, the time was two hours off. I then switched the RCC off and set the time manually. After a few hours, I switched the RCC on again. This time, it sets the time correctly. The sound of the alarms are very soft. If you are a heavy sleeper, I double it would wake you up. I have yet to try the USB outlet yet.

I bought this clock primarily because it's an atomic clock and all other clocks I've purchased in the past either lose or gain time and it was very annoying. When I initially set up the clock, I deliberately set it up a few minutes off to see if it would really correct like the instructions suggested. When I woke up the following morning, the time was perfect. I purchased this clock about a month ago and the time is still perfect.... down to the second with my cell phone. The only thing I'm disappointed with is that the USB charger port doesn't work. I have plenty of other charging places so this was not a deal breaker for me.

It’s mostly easy to use. It didn’t update itself which I think it’s supposed to. But mostly the thing that bugs me is the direction the laser swivels doesn’t allow you to rotate how the time is displayed. And if I keep the clock on my nightstand with the unit pointed so I can read it then the projected numbers are upside down when I’m lying on my bed. So if I want it right side up I have to re arrange my room to put my nightstand on the other side of my bed.But other than that it works great!