Sonnet Shower Clock for Bathroom and Kitchen - Large Digital Display Shows Time, Date, Day of The Week and Temperature. Large Suction Cups, Hanging Hole, and Removable Stand - White

I don’t know about you but every time I get under a nice, hot and steamy shower, I get so relaxed that I lose track of time. The relaxation part is great but losing track of time is not so great when you have to get to work or have dinner plans. Thanks to this clock, I can relax while still staying in check knowing the time. I don’t have to worry about being late to work or another engagement because I will know if I have that “extra 10 minutes” or not.In addition to the convenience of being able to tell time in the shower (something we don’t really think about until it starts causing us delays), this is a great quality clock. It is atomic time so all you have to do is set your standard (Pacific, Central, etc) and you’re good to go. You don’t have to worry about adjusting the time for day light savings or anything because it is all done through satellite. It tells you the time, date, day of the week, and temperature. One of the things that really sets this clock apart from the rest is that it actually stays on your shower wall using only suction cups! I didn’t want to drill in my tile and I have had issues with suction cups not working in the shower (I have standard smooth tile in my shower). I was worried I would have the same problem with this one but I didn’t; it hasn’t fallen once and I’ve had this for about 4 months now. Just make sure to take the time to prep the surface you’re putting the clock on. By prep I don’t mean anything special, just use an alcohol wipe (preferably 99% alcohol) to clean the area, let it dry, and apply the clock with a little moisture on the suction cups. It stays in place and tells you the time; simple yet fulfilling. The screen gets fogged up under steam but its nothing a wipe with the hand wouldn’t fix (and you can still see the time with the fog too). I was hesitant at first to purchase this clock because it had under 4 stars but its backed by Amazon’s return policy so I knew I was in good hands. I am glad I purchased it because I ended up loving it and definitely recommend others to try it for themselves too!

I see other people mentioned the same thing in their reviews, but this clock ONLY displays time in Pacific Time Zone. There is literally no way to make it show the time in Central (where I live). It is insane that they would think this would be acceptable. This clock has an "automatic update" feature where it sets itself based on radio signals, and that apparently is set to Pacific. It also lets you set time manually, but setting the time manually is only temporary, until the next time the automatic sync runs. So basically every day I set the time to the actual time in Chicago, and the next day it is showing West Coast time. If this clock had the option to disable radio syncing, that would be OK too, I'd simply turn that off and set the time manually. If I knew how to someone break the component that does the radio receiving, I would, but it isn't clear to me how I would do that. It is very, very, strange how it is designed to display in Pacific Time as completely mandatory. I will be returning this.

Ok, so I bought this in 2015, and it has finally conked out on me in Feb 2024! I love this clock. I liked that it automatically did daylight savings time and loved the temperature feature. Every once in awhile it would reset and either be one hour ahead or behind, but would always self-correct. The only issue I have with this, is how do you replace the battery? There's no obvious place, so does one just unscrew the entire thing? There are 9 really small screws. Will probably just purchase another and hope it lasts for another 9 years or so.

Clock appears to work well. Picked up the time off the satellite in a couple of minutes. However, the words, Date, Day and Temperature are not in English on the front. They are in German. Also the date format is backwards like European. July 29 is 29/7 instead of 7/29. Can't find a way to change any of this.This is the answer from the seller: "You can not switch the date and month to show US standard. The language should be English on the display. The IC is made for US so it should be in English"The picture in the listing should not show the clock in English when it is in German. Not totally satisfied with this but I am going to keep it.

Its a good clock but it come setup in a different language. Can't seem to figure out how to change over to English. The other thing is that the date is set up by day, month and year. I know someone out there has figured it out.

Having read reviews I thought the only problem I would have is the date displayed as DD/MM. Unfortunately that wasn't the only problem with this clock. I apparently received the German version since instead of displaying Date, Day, and Temperature it displays Datum, Tag, and Temperatur. Not a big deal. The two issues I had with this clock is while the clock itself is not that thick, the back which holds the suction cups is unnecessarily deep. I bought this to hang on a wall in my bathroom and it sticks out over 2 inches from the wall. Without the back it would stick out less than an inch, but there's no way to hang it without the back. The deal-breaker is the front is very reflective and slightly convex making it almost impossible to read. My bathroom has lots of mirrors and lights and this clock reflects all of that back. I never had that problem with the cheap analog clock this replaced. I would only recommend this clock if you need a large clock in your shower and even then there's probably better clocks to choose from. I ended up getting the La Crosse WT-8005, which while not waterproof is a much better wall clock.

I saw some bad reviews so I thought I’d throw my opinion in the ring. I’ve had this clock since 2015. It has worked like a champ and I have only had to change the battery one time. The suction cups work great. I put it on my shower wall in 2015 and it stayed there until I had to change the battery.