KWANWA Analog Alarm Clock with LED Digital Clock, Light Sensor LED Display, Snooze, 12Hr, Alarm Clock for Bedroom, Living Room, Bookshelf, Kids, Elderly, Easy to Set, White

I use the clock in my classroom. I put it next to the bathroom signout sheet. I find it to help my students to compare the digital time to the analog.

I got this clock to help my son learn to tell time with both analog and digital faces. We’ve had this clock for about 5 months and I’ve changed the batteries twice now; this second time around though the second hand (ticking seconds red hand) stopped working and now we only have a digital clock. Still going to try and get seller contact info, but couldn’t get anywhere on Amazon with that. Disappointed to say the least.

My 5 y/o granddaughter loved receiving it as a gift and was looking forward to setting up the alarm !!

This is a great time teaching product

There is no digital alarm, and analog alarm does not work - seems to go off randomly at times 6 hrs apart. Also, digital time easily set by mistake sure to poorly labeled /translated buttons.

I like analog clocks. My old one was, well, old - and it was sort of falling apart. Time for a new one. And here's the new one. As Borat would say, it's very nice! The dual display is a little gimmicky, but it's exactly what it looks like in the pics on the webpage.You can adjust the brightness of the LEDs, and you can have it so they only come on at night - it has a light sensor that controls this. This works great, because during the day, you just look at the analog clock.The copy says that it will last for a year on 3 AA batteries like this. I haven't had it that long to test it out, but so far, so good.Highly recommended if analog is your thing. Enjoy!

The knobs come off the back of the clock when you attempt to set the time.

I got this clock hoping that one of the three dimmer modes on the digital clock would be suitable while sleeping. Unfortunately, the lowest dimmer mode is not much darker than the highest mode, meaning the digital clock at its lowest brightness is still way too bright at night. I just don't understand why most clocks don't have a dimmer mode that doesn't light up everything around it. Most people don't need to see the digital clock from across their room, as their clock is usually right next to them on the bedside table. On the plus side, the analog clock is clear enough to see from a distance during the day and so far I haven't heard any loud ticking at night.