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16 Nov, 2017
Wake up in style
1 of 1 found this helpful This is a nice, stylish alarm clock which can wake you with either a buzzer or radio station of your choice (either a DAB or FM station). It has two alarms, both of which can be set to go off either weekdays only, weekends only, or every day. The volume for each alarm can be set and the snooze button allows you to press it multiple times to increment the snooze in ten minute intervals up to 60 minutes - ideal for those idle weekends.
The display is big and clear and shows the time, alarm(s) set (i.e. A or B) together with when they're set for (e.g. 8:30) and whether you'll wake up to the buzzer or radio (it shows which station will play). The date can also be displayed at the press of a button. It also has three levels of brightness or can be switched off, which is just right for those who like their bedrooms pitch black to sleep in.
It runs off the mains and has a battery backup which will retain the settings in case of a power failure. It is easy to set up, usefully picking up the time and date via the DAB radio, although you can manually adjust this if needed. Because it automatically picks the time up from the radio, it will adjust itself for daylight saving/GMT and keep fairly accurate time. Time can be shown in 12 or 24 hour mode and the date either as dd/mmm/yyyy, dd/mm/yyyy, yyyy/mm/dd or mm/dd/yyyy - a pretty expansive list which should cater for everyone's preferred style.
The radio can be tuned to either FM or DAB and can store five stations for each, any of which can then be used as an alarm. The radio can also be switched on independently, to enjoy throughout the day, or can lullaby you to sleep as it features a sleep mode which can be set to stay on for either 15, 30, 60 or 90 minutes. The sound quality is very good, it is clear to hear even at low volumes and can go loud enough to wake the deepest of sleepers.
The controls are well laid out with the main functions on the top of the clock, setting buttons on the back, with a button on the side for toggling between the date/alarm(s) display on the side. There is also a USB port on the side to charge phones etc, the output is 5 volts at 1.5 amps, so it isn't a fast-charge port, but it should cope with charging most phones and tablets.
The power is supplied via an attached adapter plug, and there is also an aerial attached for the radio.
Overall, it's a really nice alarm clock/radio which shouldn't look out of place in any bedroom. Whilst pricier than many others, it looks, sounds and feels like a premium product and shopping around can be bought and a reasonable price.
29 Nov, 2017
If you can find one, buy it.
1 of 1 found this helpful As a purely gaming keyboard, which this was originally billed as, it isn't as good as some more modern offerings which have mechanical keys with higher roll-over etc. and faster response times. But where it steals the limelight is with the colour screen which, via applets (which you can write yourself) can add an extra dimension to your gameplan, such as showing your stats, map or other in game features. The screen can also be used to view video, play music, monitor your system's resources or as a simple clock. Additionally, it features programmable keys ("G" keys) which can either be programmed via a macro record button or setup via the supplied software to act as shortcut keys. This can be as simple as launching a browser or as complicated as equipping your in game character with all the armor and weapons loadout for a mission.
The keyboard is supplied with a removable wrist rest and, of course, has flip down get to adjust the rake angle.
The keys are well spaced and full-sized and responsive. They are as adept at steering you through the gamescape for capture the flag, as they are at capturing your latest novel.
The keyboard also features backlit keys for those late night sessions and the RGB lights can be customised to whatever hue suits your mood.
Overall this is an excellent keyboard and is still the one I measure all others by. If you see one buy it.
20 Aug, 2020
The best of its kind
Whilst sharing the fiddliness of many other screen protectors in getting a good fit, once on it provides the very best protection . It has saved the screen many times over the years it has been fitted, only needing to be replaced once I'd accidentally pulled the corner off.
It also provides a better textured feel when using the Note's stylus, especially when writing - more like using paper.
I will be getting another to act as a spare in case I need it. Highly recommended.