AKCISOT Wall Clock, Modern Small Wall Clocks Battery Operated 8 Inch, Silent Non-Ticking Analog Classic for Office, Home, Bathroom, Kitchen, Bedroom, School(Black)

I love the ATOMIC TIME wall clock. I had no problem following the directions for the setup of the time, and the clock did the rest. It has been working perfectly. It's exactly what I wanted for my office. I love the red second hand too. Looking forward to not having to manually reset the clock after power outages and seasonal time changes.

I've had Atomic wall clocks for about 20yrs in multiple rooms and always bought LaCrosse. Recently, I've found that quality control of the LaCrosse wasn't as good as I expected. My feeling is that the Atomic time is precise down to a fraction of a second and EXPECT that clock hands are aligned with the minute and hour markers. LaCrosse apparently no longer meets that expectation.So I decided to give this Akcisot clock a try. While not perfect, the hands are aligned with the face markers more than adequately. The Akcisot clock face is larger on the same diameter clock as the LaCrosse. LaCrosse has a larger bezel and Akcisot has a larger face, presenting a cleaner and clearer look.But what about function? Well, I placed a battery in the Akcisot as soon as USPS delivered it at 2P.M. in the afternoon and the Akcisot immediately captured a sync signal and set itself to Atomic time. My experience with LaCrosse is that it will only sync at night for some reason.Maybe my experience with quality differences can be chalked up to luck of the draw. But I did notice on the Amazon site pictures that the Akcisot hands were aligned where the LaCrosse hands were not and my lone experience with the Akcisot in the real, confirms the product portrayal.And as far as sync, could just be atmospheric conditions on this particular day and luck that I could sync in the afternoon, but by doing so, the Akcisot proves to me that under normal sync at midnight when sync signals are stronger and clearer, the Akcisot should have no problem.Until something proves otherwise, I'm an Akcisot Atomic clock user from here on out.

Love these: they hang easily from a single nail or screw. Does not require changing the battery too often. Use in laundry room: it is quiet and helps me keep track of time!

The time piece is very inexpensive however it shows. However it's a good time piece for the kitchen. The one I purchased was sort of plain. (very white) would have liked a more colorful piece. Still pleased with the quality.

It's alright, I had to manually set it. The second hand is NOT completely silent, but it's not annoying unless you have complete silence in the room. It's just an average wall clock.

This 10" clock has a white face with black numbers and hands. The second hand is red.Battery operated. It is silent.Very easy to read on the wall from a distance. No fancy lettering.

Solid, quiet clock. I was so over hearing quartz clocks ticking downstairs in the middle of the night. You can just barely hear this one ticking ever so faintly at 3 am without the bathroom fan on from 2 feet away, but otherwise quiet. It's nice to have a constantly circling second hand, which also serves as an instant battery charge check. Battery replacement is about every 6-8 months, which is on par with my old noisy ticking clocks. Solid value!

I wanted a wall clock for my bathroom and this was perfect. It is still going strong even when the steam gets on the inside from our showers. I'm happy with my basic black and white clock. I do appreciate that it doesn't tick. The second hand is silent, and the battery installation is simple.