Oregon Scientific Digital Alarm Clock Radio

Product Review

- Oregon Scientific digital alarm clock radio- Digital tuning AM/FM radio - 16 Memory pre-set stations- Weather forecast with kiic movement icons showingSunny Partly Cloudy Cloudy Rainy and Snow-Pressure trend indicator- In/out remote thermometer with maximum and minimum temperature memories- Soothing sounds with a choice of 6 natural sounds: Bird Wind River Rain Drop Waterfall and Ocean Wave- Auto-synchronizing clock and calendar- US map to indicate the 4 US time-zones: Pacific Mountain Central or Eastern- Dual alarm with user-selectable "wake-to-radio" alarm vibration alarm or beep alarm- Headphone jack-Requires 6 AA batteries- 8V AC adapter (included)- Remote sensor unit has splash-proof case design with LCD and LED indicator- 433 MHz transmission range up to 80 meters/260 feet- User-selectable temperature display (C or F)- Temperature measuring range: -20*C to +60*C (-4*F to +140*F)- Table or wall mount- Low-battery indicator- Remote sensor requires 2 AA batteries (included)- Main unit requires 6 AA batteries/8V AC adapter (included)ORBARM123

Product Features

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Soothing sounds with a choice of 6 natural sounds: Bird, Wind, River, Rain Drop, Waterfall, and Ocean Wave
Auto-synchronizing clock and calendar ; US map to indicate the 4 US time-zones: Pacific, Mountain, Central, or Eastern ; Dual alarm with user-selectable "wake-to-radio" alarm, vibration alarm, or beep alarm
Table or wall mount ; Low-battery indicator ; Remote sensor requires 2 AA batteries (included) ; Main unit requires 6 AA batteries/8V AC adapter (included)

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review

(3 customer reviews)

7 of 7 people found the following review helpful

Horrible Item, December 26, 2005

JPA - See all my reviews

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This item is absolutely horrible. I now understand why the price is so far off the "list price". This should sell for $5. Poorly constructed. The antenna feels like it will break at any moment, the detachable speakers do not stay attached to the unit. The sound quality is worse than a $5 dollar clock radio, and the the button/usage layout is not user friendly at all. Oh, and I live in Boston, and this thing can't sync to the atomic clock. Weather display is showing sun and its raining out. What a piece of junk.

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful

Not worthy of the Oregon Scientific name, February 25, 2010

Phyrman Dan (NW USA) - See all my reviews

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I have owned other Oregon Scientific products and had high expectations. This thing looked and sounded like a cheap prize from a time share company. Sound was poor, flimsy construction, controls were not intuitive. I sent it back. It was good for a laugh out loud when I opened the box, but that's the best thing I can say about it.

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful

Somewhat disappointed, August 24, 2007

Donna Gimler - See all my reviews

Overall a decent product but I hate the volume control- I like to listen to the radio or music very softly at night but this has numbered volume levels with 1 being loud enough to hear across the room. Backllight makes the screen hard to read and the preprogrammed nature sounds are tinny-not so relaxing. You get what you pay for but I wouldn't buy again.