| La Crosse Technology WT-5360U Atomic Projection Alarm Clock | User Reviews Send this to a friend | | La Crosse Technology WT-5360U Atomic Projection Alarm Clock | | |  | | Manufacturer: La Crosse Technology | | Customer Rating: | | | List Price: $19.95 | | Sale Price: $14.99 | | Availibility: Usually ships in 24 hours |  Free Shipping Available | | Buy Now |
| | | Product Description | | Stay on time with this Atomic Projection Alarm Clock. It projects the time onto the wall or ceiling at night. |
| Product Details | - Projection clock with automatic radio controlled time/date setting
- Projects time on wall or ceiling in easy-to-read numbers
- Projection arm rotates for proper viewing
- Time alarm with snooze; LED backlight
- Hangs on the wall or sets up on the desk with detachable stand
| Video Reviews |  No video reviews found for this product. | Customer Reviews |  Great clock for the price! | | Review Date: July 12, 2007 | | Reviewer: John Paquette, Boston, MA, USA | 1. Atomic accuracy.
2. Indoor thermometer.
3. Projects the time on the ceiling (in red, for view in the dark only)
4. Very readable LCD display.
5. Snooze alarm.
All for about 20 bucks!
You can adjust the brightness of the projection (three levels plus "off"). As well, you can rotate the on-ceiling time display in 90-degree increments so it works if the clock is set up behind you, in front of you, or to either side of you. I have no clue how they made this possible (a mirror? a motor? two displays?), but it works great.
AND you can rotate the projector forward and back so you can project on a wall if you wish.
When I bought this I was worried about focus. Don't. It is fixed focus for any distance over about 4 feet. No worries about focus.
You can display seconds on the LCD clockface, but not through the projection display, which is just 4 digits and a colon.
It will work without the (included!) AC adapter, except that the ceiling projection will not be continuous. It'll turn on momentarily when you press the snooze button.
No complaints except there's no way I can find to *manually* set the seconds to zero at the new minute.
A hint: don't power up the clock until it is pretty late at night, like around midnight. Receiving the atomic clock signal is hard during the day, and you may find it hard to bear waiting for the clock to set itself if you power it up before bedtime. I'm not sure how reliably the clock will set itself if you lose patience and set it manually.
A very nice, fun clock at a great price! |
Great | | Review Date: January 18, 2007 | | Reviewer: Laura R. Simmons, | | This clock is great. I'm always looking over at the clock through the night, now I just look up. I recommended this to a friend and she said they love it. This will be Christmas presents for everyone next year. |
Atomic Projection Alarm Clock | | Review Date: January 29, 2007 | | Reviewer: W. Reed, Alamo, CA United States | | I received one as a gift, and liked it so much that I bought one for every room in the house. |
Good product | | Review Date: January 9, 2007 | | Reviewer: W. S. Witt, Irving, Texas | | We have enjoyed being able to just open our eyes & look at the ceiling above us & know what time of night it is. |
Projection alarm clock | | Review Date: November 2, 2008 | | Reviewer: Nedra T. Johnson, Georgia, USA | | I am very pleased with this product. Having the time projected onto the ceiling makes it very easy to see the time at night. The instructions were somewhat complicated, but I was able to figure them out. |
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