Genbaly Luminous Wall Clock, 12 Inch Wooden Silent Non-Ticking Kitchen Wall Clocks with Night Lights for Indoor/Outdoor Living Room Bedroom Decor Battery Operated (Wood Color)

The media could not be loaded.  It came in plain box with a small hook, be careful that this hook is very sharp. This clock is really light weight, classy wooden pattern and is not too big nor too small. It is quiet but not completely, it still makes sound if you hear up close. The luminous light is beautiful but the numbers have green tint even in day time yet are not bright enough to clearly see time in the dark. One more thing I dislike is the number 9 is significantly larger than number 3, 6 and 12 which triggers my OCD ...lol

The letters are large and contrast well again the wood-colored background. The luminous-bit is very 1960s. I can remember the stars and crosses we had in our bedrooms. Reading this clock at night is hit-or-miss. The clarity that is there is the daytime in not there at night and the brightness fades fast. By 3 or 4 am, there is not much to be seen unless there is a room light on.

I've had this clock for two years. It's not very bright in the dark, but acceptable.After around a year, the clock started losing time. I replaced the battery, but within a couple months it was slowing down again. Took a while to notice the pattern, but all the other clocks in the house are still on their original batteries, this one has been replace 4 times and is still slow.

The clock itself is so thin you’re almost afraid of it accidentally falling off the wall because it may crack. The hands kept getting caught and the batteries kept popping out. Because the material is thin I was able to bend the hands a bit and I McGyvered something to keep the batteries in. Was planning on returning but we bought it because it glows and we need that in the middle of the night

When our other bedroom clock died, this seemed a good choice. I bought the "wood" color, which is a tanny-orange. It did fit where the old clock fit, only much larger.The 12, 3, 6, and 9 numbers are huge. The others about 1/4 the size. This would be perfect in a room with a lot of light. Our room is fairly dark–we like it like a cave–and the lamp closest to the clock is not strong enough to keep the numbers and clock hands through the night. Needs a LOT of light.You get a bit less than you pay for here.

I needed this for a room where the overhead lights are rarely turned on, even at night. It gets good sun during the day, so I thought a luminous clock would be a good fit. It does exactly what I wanted. It's not fancy, it's not impressively well made, but it was inexpensive, looks good enough, and it is easily readable at night. Comes with a pretty nifty wall hanging device (for sheetrock/plastered walls), but I already had a nail in the wall at the appropriate place, so I didn't use it for the clock. Saving it for hanging something else, so that's a little bonus.Edited to add: movement died after a year. It would cost more than I paid for the clock to replace the movement (which I may yet do, because I do like the luminous hands/numbers). Current versions of this clock say you can't use alkaline batteries in them because they are "too strong." There was no such warning when I purchased the clock, and that's a pretty stupid limitation in any case. I can't remember the last time I saw NON-alkaline AA batteries for sale anywhere. :(

This clock is fine...looks nice, no ticking, no glitches...except that it loses most of its glow halfway through the night. The glow function is indeed solar powered, so it's nice and bright at first, but by 3 am, the numbers and hands can barely be seen. That's a no-go when you're trying not to rely on your phone to check the time.

Silent and non ticking that's what I wanted. it tells the time in the night too..I don't have to pick my phone to check the time anymore