La Crosse Technology W88631 Digital Atomic Clock with Temperature - Black/Silver

Bought one of these a few years to mount on wall behind 24" HDTV sitting on counter in my kitchen, this clock fit perfectly below the upper cabinet and above the TV, large numbers were easy to read from about 8 feet away, but it would never connect to Atomic Clock server in Colorado, and worse, it would gain up to 2 minutes or more over a few months, having to reset the clock periodically became frustrating, why I bought another, (this one), with hope it would connect with time server.I set up the new one, tried to connect to time server manually, would not connect, so put it up in same location over the TV hoping it would connect overnight, nope!The irony? I reset my old clock, put it on a nightstand in guest bedroom, to my surprise, the old clock connected to time server overnight! (shows the icon indicating it connected). I did some research and it seems electronic devices can interfere with time server signal reception, so most likely due to being too close to the HDTV in my kitchen setup.The good news, I set the new clock using Exact Time website, down to the second, this morning I checked the new clock against Exact Time website, it is still spot on. Hopefully the new one will keep proper time without having to connect to the time server. I like the clock, so will just deal with reseting the clock as necessary, other features, at least for my situation, outweigh any slight loss of time.Bottom line, if you are buying this for the atomic server automatic setting capability, keep its location in mind, it may not work if close to electronics or anything else that may interfere with signal reception.

Just bought this wonderful atomic clock. It's small enough to fit just about anywhere and has a clean and modern look. But it can be very tricky to sync the clock to the Atomic Clock Signal. Fortunately Amazon's Alexa can help you through all the steps. So reach out to Alexa by clicking on the Alexa for shopping icon at the top of your screen.

It's a decent digital "atomic clock" for $20. Size-wise the display is a little small for the size of the unit, and the bezel is unnecessarily large. Day, date, temp are all nice features here. For me, it can't sync on its own with atomic time: but it's located inside a bathroom inside a large apartment complex on the east coast, so I can't really fault it.So I used the WWVB android app to sync to atomic time without problems. One issue though as it can't adjust daily then is that it will drift as its quartz clock does. For me, it's +15 seconds in a month. Which, while not atrocious, is probably a little worse than I'd expect an out of the box Casio to do in real life.If you want something that looks better, I think WallerGe offerings have better looks and deliver far larger displays and digits while only being slightly larger physically.

I really like this clock but wish LaCross made a bigger one for the kitchen wall. If you hang this on the wall, you will only be able to read the time. But it's working just fine sitting in a window sill.

This is a wonderful, accurate clock that I almost made the mistake of returning! I was having difficulty with the setup and getting the satellite symbol to come up so that it works like an Atomic clock. I went through Amazon's Alexa to get more info about setting it up and was told they have excellent customer service. I ended up moving the clock to several different rooms and eventually the satellite symbol came up and has stayed up since! Once the satellite symbol comes up, you can move the clock to any room and it will stay up! I bought the largest size 6.25 x 5.25 and it is visible anywhere in the room. I keep this on a desk, but it can also be hung on a wall. It looks like a quality clock. All of my old clocks are failing and this is a wonderful substitution as it has the time (including seconds), date and temperature. I would highly recommend this clock to anyone!

I have bought this item twice. Both times, the clock wouldn’t work.I think Amazon got stuck with a bad batch.They were dead.I have an atomic clock that I’ve used for nearly 30 years. Set up what a breeze. I’d love to have another atomic clock!

WWVD is great in theory, but any device with this radio will have to be positioned close to a window to maintain connectivity to the Atomic clock signal.I didn’t downgrade my review based on that. What surprised me about this clock is that, without WWVD, mine loses about a half second per day.My use case for this clock was to have an accurate clock (with seconds display) located on the shelf where I store and set my analog watches. Therefore, this isn’t the solution I need, as it keeps worse time than my gshock quartz watch and it can’t receive the atomic clock signal where I wanted to deploy it.Overall, for a clock in your normal living space, this is a good value at 20’ish bucks. You might have better luck in your space getting WWVD reception.

I've used La Crosse clocks for years because they're on time to the second, have big numbers, the date and temperture.

Muy buen reloj. Lo uso para escritorio, muy funcional, discreto. Hasta el momento todo bien

Why one star? because amazon uk sold this, the first thing i noticed on the box was a warning that you come in contact with something that can cause cancer, in california. the instructions showed all the timezones for america. Contacted customer support, and fair do's they were fast enough to get back to me, from america informing me that this product is for north america NOT the uk.So why is amazon uk selling it in the uk.

Llego con la pantalla quebrada, la caja se ve bien pero el reloj tiene una mancha negra

Working great and so precise. Even in my remote area it works perfectly and I get always the right time.

Works very well, just doesn't have the Saskatchewan time zone