💦 Time is on your side with a splash of style!
This innovative water-powered clock, designed in a fun soda can shape, operates without batteries, making it an eco-friendly choice. With a transparent body that displays its electrode plates, it combines functionality with a unique aesthetic. The removable lid allows for easy water refills, and it tells time in a clear AM/PM format, all while fitting perfectly on your desk.
M**R
Nice piece. Decent size numbers
Nice piece. Decent size numbers, sets easily, and goes a long time before the water needs to be changed.
A**A
Great novelty gift
I got this as a Christmas gift and it was amazing. You really do just pour water into it and the clock will run! Ok truth time, the clock is not actually powered by water. The water just acts as a conduit (water conducts electricity) and connects the 2 ends of the battery built into the bottle. When that battery runs out, you're pretty much screwed as it can't be replaced. Great novelty, horrible sustainability.PS It is actually REALLY small. Smaller than a regular can of soda.
T**S
Water powered clock
Dont leave water in it. Or if you leave water in it may break & not work again. You need to change the water often. (often is every week)
T**S
Kids bathroom clock.
Very good product for little scientist (and adults). As described, works with just water. We didn't refill for a month already and still work great.
S**N
Neat gadget, kind of cheap looking
I got this for my dad, who likes gadgets and neat things. It is cool that it uses water to power a clock, but the soda can design makes it gimmicky.
M**S
Smaller than expected but works!!
On the plus side of things the clock works just as well as any battery powered clock would work, though it can't be seen in the dark. Setting the time is a breeze with just the push of the two buttons on the side. The plastic doesn't look anything like a soda can, and it is a lot smaller than a can (can be hidden by my Iphone 4S). The clock has kept the time well and friends are amazed (to the point where they don't believe) that it is powered only by water. I bought this one because the Vat19 has been sold out constantly. I'll probably still by the vat19 one if it ever comes back in stock, but I'd also leave a few of these around the house and send to some kids as gifts.edited: product was used for a few months then started to break down and stopped working. fun for the time being, but it should be expected that the zinc "i think that is what is breaking down" won't last forever, the power has to come from somewhere, and there are metal parts soaking in water. on a good note, this clock ran for 3 weeks on one fill.
S**T
Four Stars
Works but loses time .
