Sharp SPC364 Atomic LCD Bedside Alarm Clock (Silver) by Sharp
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Digital camera reviews of Sharp SPC364 Atomic LCD Bedside Alarm Clock (Silver)
Digital camera Review: Clock review
Summary: 2 Stars
Doesn't pick up time signal consistently, which is why I replaced it. The last one I had was the same model. Sharp just doesn't build things the way they used to.Digital camera Review: Display faltered after 2 weeks
Summary: 1 Stars
I can no longer read the display. Parts are "burnt out" after only 2 weeks. Repair costs $7.95 plus shipping to NY -- hardly worth it. Another example of Chinese-made junk.Digital camera Review: Find something else
Summary: 1 Stars
One third of the clock display went bad after less than a year. I do not have the receipt and looks like it costs at least $8 plus shipping to get warranty sevice.Digital camera Review: Frustrating - dont wast your money
Summary: 1 Stars
This frustrating little clock is a waste of money. Does not sync up, gains time after I corrrect the time (from my computer time), and impossible to figure out without the manual. Worth nothing. Its a waste of time - pun intended...Better to get a cheap one from the drug store.Digital camera Review: GOOD FOR GADGETEERS AS TRAVEL ALARM
Summary: 4 Stars
I got this nice but deceptively complex little clock as a travel alarm. I read all the reviews twice: Once before buying it and using it several months, and again before writing this review.
PROS
*Very nice small size and light weight for a travel alarm
*Super accurate and full featured for an inexpensive timepiece
*Becomes easy to operate after a small bit of effort
CONS
*Not for the technically challenged - if you do not like lots of buttons and gadgets, get something simpler. The designers put a lot of functions into a few buttons, and it took even lifelong gadgeteer me 20 min to learn.
*Not tiny, but it is light
*Not for the self-admitted lazy who bash it off the stand - but then again, what is (maidservants and personal butlers excluded)?