The mirror clock that throws the time onto your bedroom ceiling
Is this the right fit?
- Best for
- nightstands, guest rooms, and light sleepers who want the time visible without a screen in their face
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- The projection only reads clearly in a dark room, so it washes out if a lamp or hallway light is on
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The SZELAM Digital Clock is a 7.3 inch mirror-faced bedside clock with a projector arm that rotates 180 degrees, so the time can be cast onto the ceiling or the opposite wall and read without turning over or reaching for a phone. The mirror front means it reads as a small mirrored object during the day rather than an obvious gadget. It has dual alarms and adjustable display brightness, which matters for anyone who finds standard bedside clocks too bright to sleep next to. The projection is best in a dark room and washes out with a lamp on. Best fit: nightstands, guest rooms, and light sleepers who want the time visible without a screen in their face.
Pros
- Projector arm rotates 180 degrees so you can aim the time at the ceiling or a wall
- Mirror face reads as a decor object during the day, not an obvious clock
- Dual alarms and adjustable brightness for light sleepers
- Removes the reason to grab a phone at 3am just to check the time
Cons
- The projection only reads clearly in a dark room, so it washes out if a lamp or hallway light is on
Frequently asked questions
How far can it project the time?
It is designed for normal bedroom distances, ceiling or an opposite wall. The further the surface, the dimmer and larger the numbers get.
Is the display too bright to sleep next to?
Brightness is adjustable, which is the main reason people pick this over a fixed-brightness clock. At the lowest setting it is dim enough for most light sleepers.
Does it run on batteries or plug in?
It is a plug-in clock. Batteries, where supported, are for retaining settings during a power cut rather than running it full time.
Can I turn the projection off and keep the clock?
Yes. The projector is independent of the front display, so you can run it as an ordinary mirror-faced bedside clock.
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