Main Problem: readability

Good thing this clock also has digits, because the digital display is very difficult to read. This is not necessarily in the eyes of the user's strength, as other reviewers have suggested here. I've found that the display in the open air, in the sunlight, is easy to read, even if you are in the shade. However, in the room she is barely recognizable, you have to use a magnifying glass to read the digital display. Other possibility: shine a flashlight on the display, then it is also readable. It is not really so at the eyes strength, it is more a question of light.

Second problem: the manual is virtually incomprehensible. To this end, I want to mention that I'm not breaking in me for the first time in a new clock. Normally, instructions are comprehensible to me for quartz watches easily. However article was probably omitted for cost reasons translator for this. Anyway, there are the instructions (multi-lingual) primarily from graphs, they contain little text. If you want to set for example. The three different alarms, which is simply not enough. I am not risen as easy.

The clock contains as already mentioned pointer, but the only work after you have removed a small plastic plate under the knob for hand setting. That says a While, in principle, common sense, it would have been wrong not to mention this in the instructions for use.

I will use this clock especially in the pool, hence just three stars. For normal daily use any cheap quartz watch is advisable.