Rocam Digital Alarm Clock for Bedrooms - Large 7 5 LED Display with Dimmer Snooze 7 Color Night

This clock is nice and compact. Easy to set and works great. The brightness and alarm volume are adjustable. I did have an issue with the time blinking after 3 years of use. I contacted the seller and they replaced the clock for me. Great customer service and a company that stands behind its products. My new clock is perfect. Thank you, Lucy! Read more

Loved this clock. I like how I can turn down the digital light. The night light helps; especially in new places. Lightweight. An added bonus is the USB ports. Read more

I NEVER hear my alarm clocks... I sleep through them constantly, even with multiple set. The "bed shaker" is perfect for me, wakes me up every time, WITHOUT scaring the crap out of me, my sleeping husband, or our cats LOL! With that being said I will say this 1) even at the loudest volume setting this alarm ISN'T loud, so if you want/need a loud sounding alarm maybe not this one 2) I saw this in other reviews and it's definitely a downfall, if you hit the "hour" or "minute" button when trying to hit "snooze" it turns OFF the alarm for THE DAY, so the display will still say the alarm is ON but it will not go off again until the following morning(or whatever you have it set for) and considering "hour" - "snooze" - "minute" buttons are all big across the top in that order, this can be an issue. So far I've only had a problem once and I've been using the alarm consistently for almost 3weeks now. I love the display, it's easy to read, the colors are a great touch, and the brightness is adjustable! I also like that there's a button on the back for daylight savings, so the time automatically adjusts by one hour with just a flick of a switch instead of resetting the whole thing. I definitely recommend this clock if you often sleep through alarms or don't want to wake everyone else in the house up! Read more

The front of this alarm clock is quite attractive due to its bezel-less design. Personally, I think the rest of the body would look more attractive if it maintained the angular design. The giant snooze button that doubles as a night light is clever. And I like how the night light is easy to use: To change colors, just press the button; to turn off, just depress for several seconds or keep pressing the button until it turns off as it rotates it cycles of many colors. The dimmer slide—yes, slide—is great as it provides an analog—not digital or incremental—control over brightness. The LED is sharp and crisp. For many other LED clocks, the numbers have faded or softened edges. The settings are also easy to use and make sense. Sometimes, the buttons are too minimal at the expense of usability and instruction manuals need to be consulted for basic changes. For this alarm clock, the only setting that isn't immediately intuitive is DST. This is fine though as DST changes are only made twice a year, and it's easy to figure out: Just depress the SET TIME button for a few seconds. In fact, having one less button button lowers production cost and therefore consumer price, a sensible trade-off given that the button would only be used twice a year. Other than aesthetics, my only complaint is that the button to turn off the alarm until the next day is tiny and on the back of the clock. That means that you'll need to pick up and reposition the clock everyday. In a way, this helps someone actually wake up instead of habitually hitting the snooze button on autopilot. But for everyone else, this could be more annoying than its worth. A version two of this clock should easily fix these minor issues. Read more

I’ve had this alarm clock for about week or two now and I really dig its place in my bedroom space. First glance, it has a large-sized display that’s very clear. I also really like that I can toggle between 12 hr and 24 hr time formats. You can dim the display low to where it’s readable but doesn’t light up the entire room. Very ideal for this guy who likes his room dark during sleep. It also has a built-in night light (on the top where the snooze button is) that you can toggle between a handful of colors. The night light is not over-bearingly bright either. Useful if you need to get up in the middle of the night but don’t want to disturb your partner by turning on a table lamp. I will say that you have to toggle through all of the colors before it turns off. So there’s a little work involved there. The alarm is at a good tone and volume—not jarring or making me feel like I’m in the middle of an air raid. There is no radio or aux input, but there are two 1A USB ports on the back (power only, no data). I charge my phone and my bluetooth speaker with no problem. Solid. All of the controls for the unit are on the back, too, so you don’t have to worry about accidentally changing the time while slamming the snooze button. Overall, this is a solid, no frills alarm clock with some extra enhancements and conveniences. Me like! 😊 Read more

I have purchased this clock 2 times prior to this latest purchase, and I just have to say the clock is just awful. I loved the clock so much because you could choose your color of display, and the nightlight color of your choice, easy of setting the clock, option for battery backup, and the super useful dimmer to choose how bright you wanted your time to display. The 3rd time I purchased this clock as a gift, I was unpleasantly surprised. It's cheap, the battery compartment cut my finger since the plastic is now so cheap & thin, the clock has no weight at all, and there is now a preset display light, no dimmer switch so you can choose how bright you want your time to display. The preset setting is so dark, you can't even see it in a dark room! There is no way to fix the problem. Save your money, and keep looking for similar features, but from a different seller. What good is a clock if you literally can't see the time in a dark room? Ugh.. Read more