Newentor Atomic Projection Alarm Clock with Weather Station for Bedrooms, Projector Clocks with WWVB Function, Indoor Outdoor Thermometer Wireless, Temperature Humidity Monitor and Weather Forecast

Good looking projection alarm clock and weather station combo. The weather station ships with one, not three indoor-outdoor sensors. Use this link to order additional sensors from amazon. Newentor Indoor Outdoor Wireless Remote Sensor, Temperature and Humidity Meters for Q3/FJ3378, Q5/FJ3383B, Q6 https://a.co/d/eaohyt0

I’m giving this 5 stars because it does the job. The one thing that I don’t understand is that when I wake up if the clock is let’s say 6 on the dot, the ceiling readout goes away. I don’t think it should do that but the other features such as weather are all working properly and it’s a decent clock for the money.

As my title says, I needed to replace my >15 year old clock, because the temp display was deteriorating on my old one. Unfortunately, Oregon Scientific appears to no longer be a company. I found this one and hoped that it would meet my needs. You see, I wake up in the middle of the night and have found it very useful to see immediately how close it is to morning, so I know if I can allow myself to go back to deep sleep. Before, I had to wake up to some degree to peer at my alarm clock, which made it harder to go back to sleep. The red light projected on the wall does not glare in my eyes so it also does not wake me up more than needed. The temperature has been a bonus because I can already know if I need to dress warm/cold before I get out of bed.Differences between my old one and this one:1. Display on new clock table top unit is more up to date, and has more weather details. Good.2. clock is lighter and smaller than old one. Hmm-I knock it down sometimes.3. Display on ceiling is smaller. I wish it was bigger. You can make it so by making the clock project further, but that means I either cannot use the clock as my alarm, or I need to make the display go to the other end of the room, which is further from my bed. Not to good, but I can still see it.4. The projection does not rotate 360 degrees, only 180. This means that to read it while in bed, the clock has to face the foot of my bed, or the head of my bed (depending on where I place the unit). I would love to have the display face me, and project at 90 degree angle. I would suggest this change.5. The display is brighter than my OS one, which if you don't like light of any kind when you sleep--don't get this one. But it is not "in your eyes". The plus is that when the days get longer and my room gets lighter in the mornings, I can still see the display, where I could not with the OS one.6. Projected temp rotates between indoor and outdoor. I wish I could set it for only outdoor, because that is the only one I care about. I thought the changing temp would annoy me, but it actually does not. The time it takes it flip back and forth is long enough for your brain to register what you are seeing, but not much longer.7. The sensor is more reliable on this new one. The OS one would occasionally lose connection and I would not get any type of temp reading. But this may be partly because it was getting old.8. Both update the time automatically. When Daylight savings first began, I had it set to not change because I understand that DST is going away. But that made it read an hour early, even when I adjusted manually. Hopefully, this will not become an issue later.

The remote sensors for this one report humidity as well as temp, something other brands do not.Not sure how well the 'atomic' feature really works, don't think it does here on the East coast, at bottom of a hill. The 'atomic' refers to getting time from a single dedicated AM radio station, equipped with an atomic clock, that does nothing but broadcast the time. Located in Colorado, so if you are a long distance, and your clock is somewhat shielded by parts of your house to begin with...All the expected buttons for setting stuff are on the top, easy to get to.The ceiling display is easy enough to read if room lighting isn't too bright.

Good points first, this is a nice clock with projector, day / date, indoor outdoor thermometer all in one package. It is external powered so projector can be on all time and is very bright. The clock projects time as well as indoor and outdoor temperature alternately.It has atomic clock receiver as features claimed, this is highly desirable feature as the clock keeps accurate by synchronizing to atomic clock station, but unfortunately does not work well. At any moment it could corrupt the date/time and show wrong date/time. Because of this, alarm can’t be used reliably. Atomic receiver can be disabled but product specifications does not mention accuracy of clock without atomic synchronization.I would also give big thumbs up for the merchant, very responsive, understand technical aspect and quick to take responsibility for deficiencies of product.

Colorful display. Clear projection onto ceiling. Reliable. Excellent tech support - via email, but they respond immediately. When I need a replacement, I will definitely buy their latest model

I have had probably 12 of these type of clocks, atomic setting function, remote temperature and humidity sensing, projection. Several different brands etc. and almost without fail, they have gone dim, both the clock face and the projector over time. Also at about the same time, the remote sensors have failed. Well, I'm impressed with this one especially for the price. The display is very bright, the projection is very bright (I had to turn it down as it was too bright at night) and the sensor setup was a breeze and works perfectly. I don't know what to say. The quality from the likes of Scientific Atlanta, etc. has gone down hill. Count me impressed. I had to lower my rating as there is a pretty big problem. If you keep the clock in a place where the Atomic Clock signal is weak, then not only will it not update the date and time (as to be expected), but it will update the clock, month, day and year with totally incorrect information, not even close. As this update typically happens in the middle of the night, if you were using this as an alarm, you would be in real trouble. I know you can update manually, but that defeats the purpose. Too bad!