NewentorAtomic 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

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.

There's no way to focus the projected image so it's rather blurry as opposed to the Oregon Scientific one that it replaced. Also it's a little strange that goes dark for maybe 3 minutes while it searches for the radio time data.Also you can't choose what is projected. It shows the time and alternates showing inside temperature and outside temperature. Kind of wish I'd ordered the LaCrosse clock truthfully.

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.

This projection clock can only be used at the foot or head of a bed. If used at the side of a bed the ceiling projection is standing on end and is hard to read.

For years the time displayed by my previous bedroom alarm clock slowly drifted fast. I've been looking awhile for a projection alarm clock that would periodically and automatically sync the time with an accurate source to address this problem. Newentor's Atomic Projection Alarm Clock fixed this issue and more. The clock's front and projection displays are definitely bright enough and has several brightness levels that can be independently adjusted. The clock displays the time and both the indoor and outdoor temperatures on its front screen and wall/ceiling projection. This device supports a greater distance between the clock and the outdoor sensor than previous devices I had before. My first suggestion to the manufacture is to improve the clarity of the instructions. While somewhat covered in the instructions, please be aware that the clock will turn off both displays shortly after the unit powers on while it is searching and syncing the time with the WWVB service (it does this because powering the displays interfere with the time sync process). Both displays will reappear once the sync project has completed or failed. I inadvertently proved that for the time sync to be successful, you must keep computers and apparently TVs away from the unit during the sync process. The unit will resync the time in the middle of the night (1:00 to 3:00AM) nightly (with both displays going dark for a few minutes). My one other suggestion to the manufacture is to consider adding a FM radio to the unit (if the radio doesn't interfere with the time sync process). Currently the audio alarm beeps at an acceptable volume. For me, this is the best projection alarm clock I have ever had.

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!

I can honestly say there is nothing that I dislike about this alarm clock. I like that it’s an atomic one which I specifically wanted to keep accurate time. I always look at it and compare it to my Apple Watch and they’re right on sync! The projection is set to show on my ceiling. It’s crisp and bright, but not so bright that it keeps you awake. You can make an adjustment on the brightness to suit your needs. I like having a dual alarm clock and I set one for during the week for appointments, and the other one for the weekend. I love having the feature of looking at my alarm clock and seeing what the temperature is, in and outside of the house, so I know how to dress for my day.I had a hard time setting the day to match the date for the particular month we were in. I reached out to customer support and they got back to me right away and told me how to correct this. There was nothing wrong with the clock, it was my own error on my part.I definitely feel this was a very good value for my money and if you are looking for an atomic alarm clock, I highly recommend this one.