Kikkerland Retro Alarm Clock – Vintage Decor for Bedroom, Nightstand, Living Room, or Office – Battery Operated, Glow in The Dark, Decorative Analog Clock, Green

Fits perfectly in the window sill. Is cute. Works fine. The second one we bought.

Love this clock the lookAnd style are greay

This clock is just what I was looking for and hoping for. This is a first alarm clock for my child. It has an easy button on top to turn on and off the alarm. Numbers are written nicely and legible. The arms on the clock light up depending on how much sunlight/or light has shone on clock arms. The color is a nice blue. Two knobs in the back, one to change the time and one knob to set the alarm time. Runs on double AA batteries. Size is about 3 inches across and around 3 inches tall give or take. Fits well in small areas and the use and functionality are suitable for everyday use. So far the clock has held up the correct time for almost 3 weeks now.I only have this product 4 stars because the first clock I received didn't keep the time. It kept stopping. I liked this clock so much and really wanted to keep it so I did the exchange to get a new one. The second clock works!

Decided to try this cute little clock, after having our last several alarm clocks start malfunctioning after a year of ownership. This clock is described as "retro" although it looks just like the cheap clocks that are still sold in drugstores, size, shape, clock face and hands are identical, only the coloring is different, as far as looks go. The back of the clock is just ridiculous. The knobs for setting time and the alarm are set in a recessed groove, and very hard to manipulate for older people or those with health issues like arthritis which affects your dexterity. Also the knobs are smaller than usual and hard to grip. My husband, who has a muscular dystrophy disease cannot set it at all. Then there's the alarm on/off, which is the largish button on top of the clock. To set the alarm, you push the button until it pops up, when the alarm goes off, you push it down. Seems simple enough, but it is very flimsy, and you have to push down repeatedly, or hard, and hold down for a few seconds to get the alarm to stop. There is no knob on the back where you turn the alarm function off, as with most alarm clocks, also there is no snooze. Lastly, the alarm itself is loud and shrill. Unless you really want a clock in these colors (which are cute, the only redeeming feature I can find with this clock), you can get a cheaper, plain version at your local drug store. Meanwhile, I am still on the lookout for a decent alarm clock that is well built, easy to operate, has snooze function with cascading beeps and under $100. If you know of one, please let me know in comments. Thanks!UPDATE: This clock has lasted less than a year. Today when I got home the alarm was raging away, even though the button was down meaning that it was not set. I turned it on and off to stop it, then it went off again a couple of minutes later. The alarm arm isn't even set to the time, but the thing would not stop with its annoying buzz. I tried a fresh battery, but it still buzzed nonstop. I had to remove the battery altogether and toss it. The clock didn't even make it past one battery. So, to whomever gave me a negative vote for my completely honest and accurate review...um...bite me. This thing is a piece of junk and I am lowering the star rating to one.

I love this little clock. It's cute, the retro vibe and color fits in with my decor, a AA battery lasts a long time and it keeps accurate time. Best of all, no annoying cord.

Need to replace battery often.

So far, so good. The clock looks cute on my nightstand. It comes w/o a battery. It's keeping time well so far. No ticking. What else to say? It's all plastic and feels very lightweight compared to my old classic Big Ben repro. I haven't tried the alarm yet.

I actually own two of these. I first saw one in a fancy hotel and wanted one for myself, so I bought it in green and now again in red. Love the retro vibe, they run silently with no ticking, can be read from a few feet away, and are easy to set. I don't use them as an alarm so can't comment on that, but they are loud. The first battery lasted just under 2 years before I noticed the time was off and replaced it.The only con is that part of the reason I bought one was to keep near the bed so I could read the time if I woke up at night, since they have glow-in-the-dark hands. Unfortunately they only glow if you hold a bright light up to them first to "charge" the glow, and then they only stay glowing for a few minutes. So don't count on that feature which is pretty useless.