Peakeep Small Digital Alarm Clock Plug in for Bedrooms Bedside, Tiny Electric Clock Large Big Numbers Display with Battery Backup for Desk Table, 6 Dimmers, 5 Adjustable Alarm Volumes (Blue)

This is the BEST small, lightweight alarm clock! It has a nice long cord. Can be run on battery but I’ve not used it in that mode. It is small and takes up little space but has a large, luminous, easily read face. You can use 12 or 24 hour settings. It is very easy to set. I’m a very sound sleeper but this alarm never fails to rouse me. There is also volume settings for alarm. Great value for price, you will not be disappointed if you are looking for a small, effective clock. PS easy to use for this senior

I bought this for my boyfriend, who specifically wanted an alarm clock with a blue LED display - he said it was exactly what he wanted! Perfect size, easy to read the time at a glance, and the alarm is loud enough to wake him up in the morning, so I don't have to!It plugs easily into a USB port (cord included), with battery backup just in case, and looks really nice. You can easily adjust the alarm volume as well as the brightness of the display, and there's a readily accessible snooze button on the top of the clock. Easy to set the time and the alarm - the function buttons are clearly labeled, and I figured everything out without needing to read any instructions.It has everything you need, and nothing you don't. It seems pretty durable, too - my cats have knocked it over into the floor several times, and there's been no damage or loss of functionality.It was also incredibly inexpensive - a really great deal, for a really nice little alarm clock! Very happy I purchased it!

The clock itself is lightweight and not much larger than the display itself.The display is Excellent - selection of some fixed display colors & color changing multi-color slow dissolve modes.The batteries are mainly to backup any power outages, and will power the color display for a reasonable time.Included power supply connects to clock with USB C connector on the power cord.The clock has a 5 variable brightness settings. We use nearly the lowest brightness and it is fine.Excellent product!

On the plus side, nicely, simply styled and thinner than others. Digits large enough to easily read even from 15 ft (I have the blue version). Dimmable with several levels to choose from. Of note - clock uses 4 AAA cells for backup AND will display and function in event of power failure - some clocks using battery backup DO NOT display during a blackout but will keep accurate time and alarm setting when power restores. The only drawback to the display working when power is lost is that it will exhaust the batteries somewhat quickly. The display has an icon that appears when batteries are discharge.

Very Easy to set up, using simple buttons on the back. Comes with electric plug. Takes 4-AAA Batteries for backup if you lose electricity. Large numbers that can be seen from across the room, bright but can be dimmed. Slim design, works as it should. I ordered two more, one for my son and one for the camper!

Large Numerals are very Readable even from a distance. Colors are florescent and bright so even without my glasses I can read the time. I love how I can change the colors or let it run through all the colors in a changing pattern. Very easy to set or reset the time/alarm.

I bought this for my 9 & 6 year old kids and they love it since the numbers can be any color or gradient they like. It's very simple to set up, even for my youngest. Being able to adjust the alarm volume is definitely a perk, as it isn't so loud that it frightens them into waking up. Very good quality for the price.

I like almost everything about the clock--size, style, adjustable brightness, that it's quiet & that for backup it takes regular batteries & not 9-volt. It is lightweight, though, & is more like a travel alarm than the old plug-in electric it replaced & had lasted for years. Speaking of plug-in, the only thing I would add is the ability to plug it into a USB port so I could plug it into the port in the base of the lamp rather than the outlet behind the dresser. But this is a relatively minor issue & I might be able to do so with an old USB cable; I just haven't thoroughly investigated yet.