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Is also disappointing that the round design houses a rather obvious square screen. With it being LCD, it may also be a bit too bright at night to keep the time on. -
It does kind of defeat the purpose though. The tech simply won’t work for couples or those with pets either; which is pretty limiting. -
You can turn off the sounds by setting it to "button mode" which makes it act more like a normal alarm clock. -
By BowserBasher · Posted
Love the premise of it. Not too sure on the movements making sounds all the time the alarm is going off though. If it was just a clock that I could set one of the games to display (I like the fact that it’s basically different clock faces) then maybe I’d be more inclined to get one. Maybe each clock face could display scenes from games, or have more animated faces of the characters in it. It seems a neat piece of kit and I’m sure the tech will be used elsewhere at some point but it’s not for me.
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