8 Inch White Wall Clock, Sweep Silent Movement Accurate Clocks with Temperature & Humidity, Decorative for Kitchen/Living Room/Bedroom/Office/School/Classroom

The clock has kept "perfect time" with-in the minute for the last several months. It is quiet (no clicking) with a steady sweep of the second hand. The thermometer seems to be accurate compared to Wyze thermostat and other thermometers. I have no idea if the humidity indication is correct. The printing on the face is clear and sharp. I can't find a single complaint with this product.

Very pretty clock, bought for our camper. Their waterproof humidity and temperature gauges are awesome too!

Keeps perfect time and no ticking sound.

Very nice clock. Good looking and keeps time perfectly and is quiet but the Temp and the hygrometer is not accurate whatsoever. I grabbed the clock without the temp and hygrometer and sent this one back. If you want accurate gauges, go to a digital like TempPro.

Enjoy it in my camper van. Have it hanging on a curtain rod and enjoy the humidity and temp gauge. It does not light up but that’s fine with me. Is not large and i like that too.

This is a lovely clock. The white is a beautiful matte finish, the hands are natural wood and the thermometer (Celsius) and hygrometer are a nice addition. it is clearly legible and easy to read from across the kitchen. Great value for the money.

This review is for the Vigorwise Atomic Clock: I am a life-long Electronics Technician in CT, near the farthest end of the Radio Controll range from Colorado. I have the 14" shiny aluminum clock model. It is mounted facing the weakest possible direction for picking up the radio signal and yet it works flawlessly. What you need to know: Most Radio-Controlled clocks stop showing the time to pick up the radio signal coming from Colorado 5 times overnight. This clock stops only once at 1:00 AM and totally re-aligns all the hands and then receives the signal and sets itself to within one second of the NBS official atomic clock standard. I don't know if it would keep trying every hour if it didn't pick up the signal because it has never failed. That's extremely impressive. A small negative is that the process of making the hands completely run around the 12 hours on the clock's face to reset them once in every 24 hours will no doubt use more energy from the AA battery than just stopping the hands while it receives the signal, like most do, but I beleive this is done to keep the hands in perfect alignment with the clock markings. This part of the process takes 3-1/2 minutes. Then it can take from 5 to 12 minutes to receive and set the proper time, but it only does this once every overnight, and to repeat what I said, it has never failed. There are many possible problems that sometimes prevent the process from working correctly and this clock has never failed even though it's mounted facing the worst direction for strong reception. If only everything worked this well the world would be a much happier place. This clock is a bargain that works better than I would ever expect.

Clock stopped with minute hand around "8" which stopped the whole clock. I noticed the minute hand was stuck on the humidity hand/needle. The humidity hand stuck out too far and got the minute hand stuck. So I popped the lense off the clock and pushed the humidity hand down and out of the way so the clock ran ok until the second hand and the minute hand got around the "2" and then they collided and stopped the clock. I fixed that problem and then the clock ran for three days and stopped for good, tried new battery and no luck. In the trash can now.