Unreliable, poor quality

You get what you pay for: A With Cheap plastic alarm clock, windy and shaky, made of plastic, which acts not as a much-grade plastic yogurt cups from discounters.
The ticking of the Casio was sometimes criticized, but I think that's not so bad. You can clearly see how the ticking is reinforced by the bedside table with drawer, which acts as a resonance chamber. Maybe bring a change of location for Remedy tick injured. The alarm could be louder, but is still just fine.

But well, what do you expect for the price? At least a working alarm clock. Unfortunately, at least my non-existent. Once he awakened, the mechanism seems to somehow hakeln and to resist, and he goes, one hour per day. Not you realize it, you will be woken up too late the next day.

Who wants to spend so little money, in my opinion, should rather take a digital alarm clock, you can not do less structurally wrong. Mechanism that will function reliably costs, stop times more than an integrated circuit, a display and a buzzer.

My tip: I bought the analog Seiko QHE038T me

- With which I am very satisfied,
- Making a clearly wertigeren impression
- Is considerably better read,
- Has a beautiful tone,
- Provides snooze function,
- And in contrast to this Casio is almost noiseless.

However, it costs three times as much, the money is worth it.

In short: just still usable - if he have to work properly. Due to the low value I'm about ensuring no thoughts. He will continue to eke out his existence in the hobby room, where he does not have to wake up, but only display the time. Maybe he can at least reliable in the long run.