Alarm Clocks (6 Tubes)

Very special, very unique, and beautiful. I love this clock as it reminds me of my early days of electronics playing with Nixie tubes. I'm really enjoying it. It takes a little tinkering to figure it out, but fun for me. Would be an awesome gift for someone who has it all. Very nice build quality and packaging and a bargain all considering.

Beautiful, although the tens place minute bulb has a burnt out 3(30). Considering looking up how to switch it with the tens hour. Intuitive controls through wifi connection, despite page 1 of instructions missing. Fits perfectly underneath my TV, indicator flashes at other IR remotes but seems otherwise unaffected

it came in box and looked great upon power-up. The Nixie tubes were in new condition and the LEDs were all in working order as well. The instructions are TERRIBLE. I made numerous attempts to reset the time, as it was set to GMT and i am EST. I tried through the app (on my I-Phone) and via the remote. While both seemed to show a change in time, after i went out of setup on the App or the remote, the time went back to GMT. I had enough of wasting time and for a $115 product, it should work better. ALSO, in certain modes the app would be only in Chinese. DO NOT BUY UNLESS YOU SPEAK CHINESE AS SETTING IS IMPOSSIBLE

This is an awesome clock for $100, really as pricey as Nixie tubes are it should probably be $200+. But I'm glad I could afford it. I'm not sure why there are so many complaints about setup when the IP address for the WebUI is literally printed on the device. Also no need to understand Chinese, Chrome has this sweet feature (Safari prolly has the same) that AUTOMATICALLY TRANSLATES WORDS. The UI is very simple and easy to understand. Also, also! You don't even need the Web interface! Just use the included remote. One issue I've had with it is having to change the time twice a year for DST (this should not happen when connected to the internet, but it does). Not a big deal, just grab the remote and hold down the No. 4, change the hour setting and you're good to go back to the correct time. Another tip, keep the brightness low, and run anti-posioning frequently. Mine is set to 15mins this is a long enough interval that is not intrusive, but still provides longevity. I would not recommend anything higher than 30mins.

Packaging, price, features. Has it all. Glad to have it. I hadn’t seen anyone post a video of it in classic warm orange glow and without the rainbow of led’s on so here you go. A nice shot of it on the night stand. Easy to setup the WiFi. My only comment is I’d like a little better instruction on the settings via the app. There is not much in the way of help for some things but the primary things are super simple to setup.

Wonderful Nixie device, nicely designed BUT worst software I've ever seen!. Good luck trying to set it up. It does show in English so at least that. Getting your correct time zone locked in is a maze of trial and error. Now, It does keep accurate time, but maybe not your time zone, even after you have changed the correct offset from GMT. It says you can interface with Chrome via the numerical URL address- I couldn't get anything with that. I use the clanky interface on the phone. Seems you have to get it to connect you your WIFI and then you can connect to their app in the wifi list. I guess? I played with it for a while and eventually got my correct time zone locked in and it does maintain that and correct time when Power is removed from the unit and then reattached, like if you have it connected to an Amazon plug that turns it off an on every day. I wish I could give more help but I'm still pretty confused. Would be nice if I could turn of the "colons" from flashing in rhythm with seconds and just leave those LEDs on. And the remote- well the On/Off button works. Haven't figured what else I can do with it- and yes, I have gone through the "instructions" that came with it. This would be a great 5 star product if the software/app was better. So sad.

Great real nixie clock. Reminds me of ‘60s Geiger counters we were supposed to use after a nuclear attack. Works perfectly from the remote. I haven’t tried the WiFi interface. It has a small battery to hold the time in case of power failure. When a digit rolls over it cycles through all digits which reduces the likelihood one of the failure modes of nixie tubes

I liked the clock. But there are a couple of nuances. First of all, the tubes are installed crookedly. It is very noticeable. Secondly, there is no brightness adjustment specifically for the backlight behind. It shines very brightly at night, and I would like to reduce the brightness. I didn't see any problems with the setup. We set the time quickly without any hassle.

Took a minute to figure out and set out, but has lots of great features. Note that when setting up on wifi, the top settings tab scrolls vertically - different than the main window, and may appear to vanish! After figuring that out, everything else was straightforward. Keeps great time via web PTP server - user selectable if you want to change it. I did notice that sometimes when I pick it up it changes modes, seemingly by touch, not sure if this is a feature or cold solder, but it works great when I leave it alone! Recommend lowering Tube brightness in settings to prolong tube life. It doesn't need to be on 50. I run mine at 8 or 10. Another useful feature is that it has three USB-C power input for either sides or the back, depending on how you have it situated. If you wish to just use the infra-red remote, as the buttons are all not self-explanatory, there is an instruction page under the IR tab once you log into the unit's wifi, or you can ask the manufacturer like I did before discovering this. The LED back lights are fully customizable with brightness and different color settings and effects. I did notice that one of the 9 numerals stopped working shortly after getting it, but also noticed that this particular Nixie tube wasn't fully seated. Once I applied slight pressure to reseat it, it is continuing to work fine.