If you are looking for  projection alarm clock, there are a lot better ones out there on the market.  This one is not as attractive as other models, either.  A big draw back is that the projected time must be set separately from the "base clock".  That means, every time your power goes out you have 2 clocks to set. The digital pojection display does tilt, so you can place the display higher or lower on your ceiling. The control buttons to set this are miniscule. You have to use your fingernails to get them to work, and it is a very difficult job, holding down 2 buttons with the tips of your fingers.  The display has a wheel to set the focus of the ceiling display.  But the biggest drawback of all, is that the room must be pitch black to see he display.  If you are in the dark room, with a hall light on, you won't be able to see it.  So, setting this clock must be done in complete darkness, which makes trying to get those tiny buttons to move the time all the more dfficult.  This model has a AM/FM radio and alarm feature. 

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Elburn, IL