The self setting projection alarm clock sets itself to US Atomic Clock, and so always displays the correct time. The projector projects the time onto the ceiling of your room in bright, red numbers, allowing for easy time retrieval without having to move from your position in bed.

This is perfect for those who hate moving when they have the perfect spot in bed. And when you have to take your arms out of bed to turn the clock to face you, and then press the button, it’s all a little bit too much when it’s the middle of the night. This projection alarm clock means you only need to open your eyes a little to know the correct time.

The clock continually monitors the correct time and alters accordingly, and automatically changes the time for daylight saving. The inbuilt temperature measurer helps keep the climate of the room optimal. The front panel displays a time zone map for your convenience.

The crescendo alarm has an 8 minute snooze function for those wanting that extra 8 minutes in bed. The clock also comes with a mains lead for continual wall projection, although you will need to find some batteries. With batteries alone, the projection alarm clock will display the time for 8 seconds on the wall or ceiling with a press of the button, as well as backlighting the front display for the same amount of time.

The vast majority of customers love this clock, and comment on its ease of use and setup. The numbers are clear and the focus is fine. The digits on the clock itself are easily readable, and offer an illumination for a short while with the press of the big button on top. A few people commented on the size of the buttons, but they are big enough, and the only button you will ever need in the middle of the night is the big one right on top, so there is no problem with that.

I also have one of these clocks, and have to say, I also love it. I wouldn’t buy any other. The Self Setting Projection Alarm Clockis a must for any bedroom, big or small.

The Self Setting Projection Alarm Clock is available to buy from Amazonfrom a company called Oregon Scientific.

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