Dual Alarm Clock Radio
From -
Emerson
You'll no longer need to squint to see the digits on your clock radio with the CKS3528 projector clock radio by Emerson. The integrated LCD projector allows you to project the time in large numerals on your wall or ceiling. Choose between three different projector colors: red, green or blue, and use the rotate button to project the image 180-degrees without needing to turn the radio. With Emerson's award-winning and patented SmartSet technology, the flashing "12:00" display is a thing of the past. The CKS3528 rotary tuning clock radio automatically sets itself on the first use to the correct year, month, date, day, and time. The dual alarm can be programmed to operate on weekdays only, weekends only, or all seven days of the week. Set the alarm to wake you to your favorite AM/FM music or news station, or to the buzzer. The clock radio adjusts itself automatically for Daylight Savings Time and Leap Year, as well as maintains the correct time when the power returns after power outages. Getting out of bed will no longer be a chore with the help of the CKS3528.
- Dual alarm clock radio with three-color time projector system
- Rotary tuning and volume controls; one-touch radio on/off switch
- SureAlarm battery back-up system maintains time and alarm setting in the event of a power outage; operates the alarm even if the power is out
- Dual alarms can be set and used independently
- Display month/date and year at the touch of a button
My grand mother say.
I loved this clock for about the first three months that I had it, then the auto set feature broke, or something with the power supply broke, or something with the receiver broke . . . well, something broke. It now auto sets itself to 12 am on Tues, Jan 1, 2007 every morning at 8 am - it's currently October 2009. Nothing was changed or moved, it just stopped working. It was too cheap to justify paying shipping to have it repaired, so I've decided to trash it and buy a new alarm clock. That said, I loved the features and everything worked wonderfully . . . for about 3 months.
