Digital Dual Alarm Clock for Bedroom, Easy to Set, 0-100% Dimmer, USB Charger, 5 Sounds Adjustable Volume, Weekday/Weekend Mode, Snooze, 12/24Hr, Battery Backup, Compact Clock for Bedside(Red)

I don't know why it is so hard to find an alarm clock that can be adjusted to be 1) not so bright and 2) not so loud. This does a great job on both. You can set it to be quite loud and/or quite bright, if that's your thing, but it isn't mine. I like to leave this baby on the lowest brightness setting--dim enough that you can't see it at all in the daytime, and just about the lowest alarm volume -- low enough that I thought it was coming from a different room down the hall the first time I used it. Most clocks do not offer this much adjustment and I love that about this. It doesn't buzz, tick, or hum, which is also a must for me.If I had a complaint, it would be that there are too many buttons that are too easy to accidentally press when simply moving the clock. Things like "time zone" should be recessed buttons so that you can only press it if you mean to. I also like that it allows dual alarm settings and each can be set for every day, M-F, or S/S, but I wouldn't mind if I could set an alarm for JUST Saturday or JUST Wednesday or something like that. Yes, that would likely complicate the interface, but it doesn't seem like it should be all that bad and would make this all that much more useful.If you have a reason not to use your phone as an alarm (which I acknowledge will do pretty much all the good things that this does and more), then this is my favorite just-an-alarm-clock option.

I just received it the white with the multicolored and changing colored screen. I watched the tutorial and it was super easy to set up. It is not as loud I as I thought it would be but I’m a light sleeper so it will definitely wake me up. I love the color changing lights and multiple settings. I think it’s probably a little more expensive than other products but I think the features are worth it. Especially the two alarms and easy descriptions. Clock quality is great love the dimmable feature. I haven’t been able to see the battery life. I have tried the usb ports yet but the plug in cord is easy. I think it might be on the smaller size but that’s perfect for me.

This little clock has the best adjustable alarm function I've every seen (heard). With a volume dial, you can set the alarm to be very loud or very, very soft. I love having such a gentle beeping that I don't even hear it at first, but I gradually become aware of it and emerge from sleep softly. On the other hand, the blue-light display is very bright. It also has an adjustment dial, but even at the lowest level, it casts a lot of light into the room at night. If you're a sleeper who wants a fully dark room, this could be a problem. Otherwise, nice unit. Two alarms. Easy to set.

This is perfect easy to set time and you can dim and brighten the light on this,it's about time I got a easy set clock lol

The clock is the right size for my nightstand. I also like the fact you can dim the clock.

I really like all the options this little alarm clock has. It is easy to set up, has 5 different alarm tones to choose from, dimmer dial, USB charging port, 2 alarm settings, week day/weekend mode and easy to see.

I like the large display, the fact that it is dimmable, and that it is available in red so looking at it in the dark doesn't ruin your night vision. There are many shortcomings, though:1) The push buttons that toggle the alarms off/on are on the front and require very little pressure to trigger, so if anything bumps the front of the clock you might be late for work tomorrow.2) When the power goes out the screen remains on at (nearly) the usual brightness, causing the battery to run down quickly. A Sharp alarm clock I bought 40 years ago was smart enough to turn off the screen and use the battery only for tracking time and producing the alarm sound so it could go through a several-day power outage without missing an alarm.3) When the battery runs out, your alarm settings are lost. A tiny bit of flash memory could have avoided this annoyance.4) There is no indication when the clock is running on battery (screen dimmed/off or flashing warning light), so if the power plug gets knocked loose from the outlet you won't know until the battery dies and the clock loses your settings.5) This clock does NOT have the ability to set itself from the atomic clock radio signal. My previous Timex clock (no longer made) had that and it was great -- plug it in and it sets the time itself and handles daylight saving time automatically. All the clocks I saw on Amazon that had that feature either had a white display (ruins night vision) or users reported weird bugs (e.g., screen going blank for 20 minutes every night while it searches for the radio signal).6) Having a USB-A charging port is nice, but USB-C (faster) instead or in addition would be better.