MYFMLI Digital Alarm Clock for Seniors - No-Abbreviation Date HD Display Auto Dimming Photo FrameWhite Noise DST Adjustment

The clock is very nice. Easy to see. Bright light at night. A bit more difficult to set up than advertised but that happens with senior citizens. Read more

Perfect clock on bedside table. Easy to read. Read more

Display and Features Clear, Informative Display: The clock features a clear digital LCD display that shows a lot of useful information in large, block letters. Color Options: It includes a few different color options. However, given it's a full-color LCD display, it seems like many more color variations could have been easily programmed. Customization: While the manual is unclear, the display style can be changed using the left/right buttons, and the sun/moon icon can be toggled on/off with the up/down buttons. Automatic Dimming: The display automatically dims at night. At this lower brightness setting, the clock is easy to read without being overly bright. Operation and Accuracy Simple Setup: Setting the clock is simple, accomplished using either the back buttons or the included remote control. Accuracy Concern: The clock's accuracy is poor; it is already running approximately 15 seconds fast after about a month of setup. Design and Power Power Connection: The power cord is long, which is convenient. However, it uses a micro-USB cable, which is becoming outdated and harder to find. A USB-C port would have been a significant improvement, as cables of various lengths are easily and cheaply available. Placement Versatility: It comes with a removable stand for table-top placement. It also has a keyhole for wall mounting. Wall Mounting Issue: When wall-mounted, the clock tilts due to the weight of the power cable. This issue could have been solved by adding a second keyhole and using two screws instead of one. Conclusion Overall, this is a decent clock best suited for table-top placement. It provides detailed day and time information, but it is not recommended for anyone who requires high time accuracy. Read more

This is great, directions need some help but once it was set up, we love it. Can see it across the room, reminds us of day and date. Read more

Love the size Nice bright numbers easy to see Excellent quality Simple to set up Read more

This is the most ridiculous product I have ever purchased. It is damn near if not impossible to control. I have spent two hours trying to set the piece of junk to no avail. Don’t free even consider this impossible piece of crap. Read more

I love them once I figured out they work . The instructions are not very clear or easy to bead. We bought two the keep exact time, easy to read and announce the hours that you've choose . I would buy them again. Read more

This "elderly-friendly" large-print clock comes nicely packaged with "clock", too short USB cable, USB power brick, a little leg that allows the apparently well-built unit to sit on a desk and a remote. It has a nice brochure-like instruction book as opposed to a teeny-tiny folded up paper which is nice. The unit is a clock-calender so you get the time, day & date in an easy to read format from a substantial distance. The remote would allow you to access some functions if it were hung on a wall but I found the remote to be confusing and worthless. The large format instructions are just OK but the various control buttons (found on the back of the unit) are printed in such a manner it's hard to see the symbol on the button. It's easiest to just figure things out for yourself. The real world scenario would have the elderly ask their grandchildren to set it for them. After setup it does function quite well, tells you want to know and keeps proper time after a power interruption. If you like extraneous noise there is a difficult to use alarm function, time announcement and for some reason white noise. Note that I have referred to this as a "unit" because it can't figure out exactly what it's supposed to be. A too small digital photo frame or a simple clock. The stand allows you to put the unit in portrait position (for photos?) but the clock function can't be rotated. If you want to put this on a wall you will probably need a longer USB cable plus the way the supplied USB cable connects to the side of the clock it pushes the unit away from the wall or, at best, hangs awkwardly out the side. I can live with all the little quriks of this "clock" but I get annoyed every time I look at it because it also shows (and you can't get rid of it) whether it is "Morning", "Afternoon" or "Evening". I mean, what is it about AM or PM (which is indicated in large font) that you don't understand? Read more