Not bad, but still disappointed

My buying criteria for a clock radio were:
- Clock radio with digital radio (so that it changes everything only if you move the radio antenna accidentally)
- Time projection on the ceiling (I currently have another Oregon Scientific that is only the time and projected on the ceiling and I find it very handy)
- Outdoor temperature sensor: it gives an idea of ​​how to dress in the morning
- Automatic time setting on the clock Frankfurt: any electronic arrangement that displays time AC should not? Convenient for power outages, and for summer / winter time change

This model is about the only one that met all my criteria, and in the end I'm disappointed because:
- The sound of the radio is much too strong: even turned down it's still hard to waking up in the morning is aggressive. I "settled" ca putting tape over the speaker and just by punching a hole
- The projection on the ceiling is too bright: it becomes disruptive. Oregon shame because I have now is perfect on this point.
- The projection on the ceiling does not rule from front to back and sides: so if you have your night table against the wall (like everyone else?) And waking rather on the back of the nightstand and so close to the wall (like everyone else?), half of the projection is on the wall. That sucks. Especially since I've Oregon allows very fine and very well done setting (pivot on an axis of rotation + projector every 90 degrees of the projected image)
- The external temperature sensor is wrong: it indicates a temperature 3 degrees higher than the "proper temperature" (calibrated to Oregon I already which is almost good).

In short, I was happy with my Oregon (an old model), I thought not wrong and in the end I'm disappointed.
I seek always the perfect alarm clock (compared to my criteria ...).