GooDay Smart Digital Alarm Clock, w/Magnetic Attraction, Indoor Temperature Humidity, HD Screen Hour Date, Battery Operated - Black

I bought this to put on my fridge door in my office just to see the temp and humidity in my office. It is pretty accurate, read out is good, looks very nice and functions well. Not a bad thing to say at all.

The clock is a good size. The instructions are fairly clear. Functions are a bit complex. I’d like an optional light button. Digets are black on grey and a bit hard to read. I’m disappointed with the CR 2032 battery. It’s not as common in the household as AAA. Can’t review accuracy as it’s still new.

This is a nice replacement for a smaller clock I had attached to the bathroom mirror. The numbers are larger, so I can read the time from the shower without glasses. To set the seconds, hold the Mode button down until the clock beeps and the minutes begin flashing. While the minutes are flashing, use the Up button to adjust the minutes. The last time the minutes are increased is when the seconds are set to zero at that instant. So, make that change when the actual time is at the minute change. Go on to press the Mode button and change the hour, year, month and day. Done! You can get the correct time from time.gov website or from the phone app GPS Test. GPS satellites must stay strictly synchronized to the correct time to do their job, so they are a good source. Your phone itself, may give you the correct time. However, your phone gets its time from the nearest tower. They are not always correct. This clock could be improved by having an atomic time receiver so that it automatically set its time each night to the second. I would happily pay more for that. My watch has it, so I know that feature could fit in this click.

It serves its purpose, for a great price. I use it in my classroom and it’s very useful. It also has Humidity and date.

I bought this hoping it would be a convenient magnetic clock. Magnets are strong and holds firmly to a flat metal surface. I had this clock for 90 days. Problem #1: Upon setup, immediately noticed a problem - the numbers are DARK GREY (black), against a MEDIUM GREY background. Hence the lighting becomes important to see the numbers and there is no backlight of any kind. So this limits where it can be usefully placed to be read. Problem #2: 90 days in, the clock has lost 6 minutes. I'm not sure how a digital clock can loose 6 minutes of time in a matter of months but this is worse that a manual wind watch. Problem #3: Trying to correct the 6 minutes of lost time, the whole thing froze (most of the LEDs were completely lit as in all symbols and the numbers were mostly "8" but not all, some were "9" and some were "6" but it took a battery removal to reset that, and then trying again to set the time and a similar result. $20 GARBAGE. If it worked well, it would only be 3-4 star clock and when it fails to do the 1st job of a clock, its hard to give it more than 2 stars. There are surely better options.

Die after one week. Waiting for replacement.

I live in a mobile home, so it's important to know the temperature throughout my residence. I own 4 of these. They tell you not only the time, but the temperature and humidity in the room. The batteries are super easy to replace, and the unit is easy to set. If I can do it, anyone can.

Loving the magnetic back. Makes it super easy to place it in my kitchen

It looks but but the magnet isn’t strong enough to hold on its own on the fridge.