Good, but no WOW factor

Neatly packaged the clock radio from Sony comes along. Included is the clock radio, a remote control, an antenna and the manual (s).
For the manual, which is delivered in different languages, but you need a lot of space for now. Because it is a folder, which is unfolded on A2 (?).
Otherwise, all functions are well described and understood.
If you put the power plug one finds the radio immediately the correct time. Wherever it also herholt.
The display can be set to different brightness levels. From pretty bright to completely from what is determined by the interest for those who need to sleep in absolute darkness.
The iPod 5 or the iPhone 5 (Lightning connector!) Can be good in the intended Dock stuck. Here, the device is also loaded the same. Very good, I find that you can leave the dock when not in use, it disappears behind a flap. So it does not dust fully.

You can be woken up in three different ways: with the iPod / iPhone, radio or via alarm. Set the alarm time is very simple. You can also set the weekdays next to the time, so you do not have to take cover on it over the weekend issued the alarm.
Very good, I find the function that you can set two different alarms (A and B). Thus, for example: use with different alarm times an alarm clock two people. Or who, for example, working in shifts can adjust at times and needs to enable "right" only.

The sound of the clock radio is just as you would expect from a clock radio. To wake to radio completely OK. To hear the music not from the iPod / iPhone really fun. I've heard a considerable better.
Therefore my Sony clock radio is used exclusively as an alarm clock, which can ask with such a device it short of the meaning of a remote control.
They could have been able to give confidently.