WallarGe Atomic Digital Wall Clock Battery Operated, Self-Setting, Large Display with Temperature, Date, Day of The Week, Silent Wall Mount Digital Clock, 4 Time Zones, DST

I have several of these clocks around my home. Most have the ability to detect a radio signal from Colorado (I think), which resets the clock to the exact minute the transmission is received, so all these clocks are 100% correct all the time. They are also easy to read, even at a distance, and provide very useful information, such as indoor (and in some cases outdoor) temperatures, humidity, day, date, etc.

After installing the batteries and picking my time zone this clock set itself up within 5 minutes. I’m impressed. This is a gift for my wife’s mother who isn’t all that savvy. The display is easy to read and crisp and we’re hoping outside of changing batteries she can put it somewhere and be able to rely on its accuracy and reliability. For the price this is hard to beat.

What a great clock. Very easy to set and it displays everything I want: time and temp. Thanks!

I don't think digital clocks will ever/totally replace analog clocks. However, I find there is less of a chance of misreading the time with digital than with analog. The feature I appreciate is the auto-adjust signal which usually occurs once a day providing the correct earth time to the second :)

I waited for most of the first day and it never set itself to correct time. I pressed the button for syncing to the NIST signal several times but it never reset itself. I don't think it is a reception issue as I have another NIST clock that has no problem receiving the signal. That clock also sets itself quickly after a battery change. I took it outside and still no reset. I manually set it that evening and it seems to be keeping correct time. But I do not know if it is getting the signal or not.