Comments on: Lewis N. Clark Nightlight Travel Clock

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Tue, 28 Jul 2009 17:48:33 +0000

From the description of this watch seems to be exactly what I was looking for – something easy to use features as a convenient dial on. I regret to say that I was very disappointed with the actual product.
There are some good points. It uses a AA battery, making it easy to find a replacement if the battery die when you travel. The car night light works well and provides a soft illumination for the clock – enough to see the time, but not distracting. The alarm is a progressive style, which starts soft and progressively higher. If it folds for compact storage while traveling.
All these points are rendered moot, however, when in reality it is using the clock. All buttons are very small and located in the back (except for the repeat button). Entries are colored black on black, so it is very difficult to figure out what to turn / push, even in bright light, and it is impossible in dim light. The alarm on / off slide switch is very small – again, difficult to treat in the daylight, and almost impossible to work with him when the dark and it has attracted. The alarm button only turns in one direction and, like the watch command, it is small and difficult to turn.
The biggest problem is the construction quality. The battery cover is very loose and is destined to fall. I've had to put a piece of tape to keep it covered. This is not a product that will continue until the rate of abuse of a travel alarm tends to get.
Not worth the price – is no better than the watches that are half the price.

By: Muskan

Muskan — Tue, 28 Jul 2009 17:41:19 +0000

Therefore, many of the alarms of travel I have tried in recent years have been difficult to figure out how to configure and use, with directions that might be. . . so, the Chinese. . . . This is an easy, even without looking at the instructions, which BTW, are also easy to understand. It's small, but his face lights up enough to be seen in the dark, without being so bright as to keep me awake. In addition, the Nightlight can be enlivened by a moment with one touch of a button that is easy to locate in the dark, once you know where you are. There is even a hint right at the clock (as opposed to those found only in the instruction booklet) on how to save battery power when traveling. I hope this small clock forever (ha!) Because it is a real gem.

By: Yamka

Yamka — Tue, 28 Jul 2009 15:59:40 +0000

It is difficult to write an opinion on a clock. Tells time and woke me up. How is that? Not enough?
OK, it is smaller than the picture makes it seem. I thought it would be bigger. This is not a bad thing, small is always good for travel. Closed, it's the size of a pack of cigarettes. It has a sensor to activate the backlight when the room is dark, and a switch to keep the light off in his suitcase.
Finally, I awoke. I sleep well, very well. I'm the guy who sleeps through the flight and a landing when traveling. It takes a lot to wake me. The sound is not as strong but is very annoying and just the right tone to wake me. . . . or at least hit the repeat button. Oh yes, one of those is also a repeat button.
Ron