This one is brighter and focuses better than my old oregon scientific atomic ceiling clock. It's adjustable but that was about right for me. The only thing this is missing is an auto on and auto off for the projector.

La crosse's ltv-th2 clock has the longest broadcast range of any clock on the market. The 5. Ghz band is still a common band for internet of things devices. Google hub/routers are dual-band and the google router will try to link you automatically to i...  Read More

It sends requests to google for the time and accuweather for local weather. I have an industrial dial gauge thermometer mounted on the north-facing wall of my home with its sensor located a foot away from the brick siding and the double-paned window. ...  Read More

The lowest setting is dim enough for nightstands while remaining readable. Auto dimming is a great feature. The one thing i would change is i'd add one more level of screen dimming. The unit is very bright and sharp and even dimmed to low it adds ligh...  Read More

The setup is laughable when considering how simple it could and should be. The first one connected to my wifi, but wouldn't stay connected. There are several features controlled by an app - this app is glitchy and difficult to set up.

Without the light sensor, it's almost unusable. The indoor temperature (when it worked) is way off compared to other lacrosse units sitting beside it. The crock (pun intended) does not remember the wifi information should accidently unplug it.