- Emerson SmartSet Dual Alarm Clock Radio with Automatic time setting system, jumbo display, SURE ALARM?, and time projector. - Integrated LCD Projector Allows
- You to Project The Time in Large Numerals on Your Wall or Ceiling - Rotate Button Allows You to Rotate The Projected Image 180 Degrees Without Moving or Turning The Radio - AM/FM Radio with Digital Frequency Tuning - Rotary Tuning and Volume Controls - Slide Controls for Band and Alarm Selection - One-Touch Radio On/Off Switch - Jumbo 1.4?
- Operates the Alarm Even If the Power is Out at Wake-Up (lithium battery included) - LED Low Battery Warning Indicator - Aux Input - Wide-Range, Dynamic Speaker - Built-In AM and FM Antennas - ETL Listed
- Amber LED Clock Display - Display Brightness Control - Patented SmartSet ? Automatic Time Setting System - Automatically Sets Itself to the Correct Year, Month, Date, Day and Time as Soon as You Plug It In and After Every Power Interruption - Adjusts from Standard Time to Daylight Saving Time Automatically Through The Year 2099 - Dual Alarms that can be Set and Used Independently - Choice of 3 Alarm Modes: Every Day, Weekdays Only, or Weekends Only - Wake to Radio or Buzzer Alarm - Displays Month/Date and Year at the Touch of a Button - Seven LED Day-of-The-Week Indicators - Set-and-Forget Alarm with Auto-Repeat and Auto-Shut-off - Programmable, Sleep-to-Music Timer - Snooze/Repeat Alarm - Dimmer Control: High/Low/Auto - Battery Backup System - Maintains Time and Alarm Settings In the Event of a Temporary Power Interruption
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Emerson CKS3518 SmartSet® Dual Alarm Clock with Time Projection
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37 of 38 people found the following review helpful
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This clock radio is great! I love being able to set the alarm for my M-F workweek and not worry about having to make any changes on the weekend. The time projection is fabulous! I loved it so much I bought my mom one for Christmas and sent it to her in Florida. She loves it so much that I am going to purchase another one for her place in Illinois so she doesn't have to take one back and forth between her summer/spring place and her fall/winter place. My only complaint would be that the snooze is too close to the bar behind it and I have on a couple of occasions hit the wrong one and overslept!
27 of 27 people found the following review helpful
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This product is great.. I like how the projection clock stays on all night, some clocks only stay on for alittle bit then they turn off... And the lighting isnt to bright, like some clocks... Thanks
45 of 49 people found the following review helpful
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I just needed a new alarm clock. My old one seemed to be somehow outside of normal space-time and was accelerating at an increasing rate. Fearing that perhaps it was cursed, and also accelerating the time of my death, I unplugged it and figured I'd buy a new one somewhere. Selection is limited in the real world, so I turned to the virtual world of Amazon.com. Mainly, I knew I wanted something more reliable, and not containing any evil spirits. Amazon has a lot of alarm clocks. Tons, in fact. So why did I choose this one? Well, it's been my experience that there are two kinds of alarm clocks. Those with green screens, that undoubtably feature a back, forward, and fast-forward button for setting the time, and those with red screens, that undoubtably feature separate buttons for hours and minutes. Well, this clock is different. It has an orange screen, and it sets the time with magic. Instead of a cursed soul haunting your alarm clock, driving you slowly mad with an accelerating time warp, you get a friendly, helpful spirit, perhaps from an enchanted forest, that loves you, simply requests you input your timezone, and then it takes care of the rest. The clock features two alarms, which is twice as many alarms as many evil clocks, and you set them through the power of holding down a button for while. A plus or minus button.
The clock has a great many features to it, but I think the main thing when buying an alarm clock is not whether it has an aux in, or eleven buttons. The purpose of an alarm clock is to be a clock, and to alarm you into waking up at the appointed hour. Well, there are no disappointments here. The clock has two displays, one projected to your ceiling, and one on the clock face that you'll never look at because now you can look at the ceiling to tell time and that's somehow better. I suspect the friendly wood sprite enclosed in the device is actually gazing upwards at the sky, through your very roof, and then casts its spell on your ceiling to display, in numerical form, what *it* sees. The alarm itself is remarkably gentle. It starts at a low volume, and increases slowly enough as to not cause a cardiac event, instead slowly rousing your attention from your slumber. Again, the benevolence of this clock is apparent. The alarms, as many of them as there are, can also be configured based on the day of the week. Indeed, the clock fairy knows the date, and when your workdays are. What's more, there's no having to remember to turn your alarm on. Turning the alarm off Monday morning just means the noise stops. You don't have to do anything at all, and it'll still go off again on Tuesday.
I don't get a terribly good FM signal from this clock, but I prefer the beeping alarm over a radio alarm anyway. I didn't get a good FM signal from my previous alarm clock either, so it could just be me. The clock is also quite large. I guess so it has a nice big screen for you to never look at since the novelty of the time projected on the ceiling never goes away. I would have preferred something smaller, but it's not really a big deal if you have a bigger side table. Overall, the clock face is bright enough to be easily visible, though not so bright as to be a nuisance when trying to sleep. It's got a dimmer switch, anyway. The projected time may not be easily visible on your ceiling when it's bright in your bedroom, so it's more of a thing to stare at when you're lying in bed at 3AM with insomnia, wondering if it's you that's cursed, not your previous alarm clock. If you like to sleep until noon on weekends, you may have go through the woefully obsolete motion of turning your neck to see the time. I should point out that while the time projector display can be flipped upside down, it can't be rotated. It's not actually possible to have the alarm clock facing you, while at the same time the time is displayed in perfect readable format above your head. I guess people are supposed to have their alarm clocks facing their feet, not their heads. I leave the clock facing me, and just turn my head a bit sideways in bed.
Anyway, this is without a doubt the most technologically advanced alarm clock I've ever used, and you can tell a lot of attention went into making it hard to oversleep accidentally. If you have power outages sometimes in the middle of the night, forget to turn your alarm back on for the next morning, have a cursed chronometer, or fear the cumulative shocks to the heart every time your existing alarm clock goes off, this alarm clock is probably for you.
Sleep well, my friends.
The clock has a great many features to it, but I think the main thing when buying an alarm clock is not whether it has an aux in, or eleven buttons. The purpose of an alarm clock is to be a clock, and to alarm you into waking up at the appointed hour. Well, there are no disappointments here. The clock has two displays, one projected to your ceiling, and one on the clock face that you'll never look at because now you can look at the ceiling to tell time and that's somehow better. I suspect the friendly wood sprite enclosed in the device is actually gazing upwards at the sky, through your very roof, and then casts its spell on your ceiling to display, in numerical form, what *it* sees. The alarm itself is remarkably gentle. It starts at a low volume, and increases slowly enough as to not cause a cardiac event, instead slowly rousing your attention from your slumber. Again, the benevolence of this clock is apparent. The alarms, as many of them as there are, can also be configured based on the day of the week. Indeed, the clock fairy knows the date, and when your workdays are. What's more, there's no having to remember to turn your alarm on. Turning the alarm off Monday morning just means the noise stops. You don't have to do anything at all, and it'll still go off again on Tuesday.
I don't get a terribly good FM signal from this clock, but I prefer the beeping alarm over a radio alarm anyway. I didn't get a good FM signal from my previous alarm clock either, so it could just be me. The clock is also quite large. I guess so it has a nice big screen for you to never look at since the novelty of the time projected on the ceiling never goes away. I would have preferred something smaller, but it's not really a big deal if you have a bigger side table. Overall, the clock face is bright enough to be easily visible, though not so bright as to be a nuisance when trying to sleep. It's got a dimmer switch, anyway. The projected time may not be easily visible on your ceiling when it's bright in your bedroom, so it's more of a thing to stare at when you're lying in bed at 3AM with insomnia, wondering if it's you that's cursed, not your previous alarm clock. If you like to sleep until noon on weekends, you may have go through the woefully obsolete motion of turning your neck to see the time. I should point out that while the time projector display can be flipped upside down, it can't be rotated. It's not actually possible to have the alarm clock facing you, while at the same time the time is displayed in perfect readable format above your head. I guess people are supposed to have their alarm clocks facing their feet, not their heads. I leave the clock facing me, and just turn my head a bit sideways in bed.
Anyway, this is without a doubt the most technologically advanced alarm clock I've ever used, and you can tell a lot of attention went into making it hard to oversleep accidentally. If you have power outages sometimes in the middle of the night, forget to turn your alarm back on for the next morning, have a cursed chronometer, or fear the cumulative shocks to the heart every time your existing alarm clock goes off, this alarm clock is probably for you.
Sleep well, my friends.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Nice projector clock but...
I had it plug in for 4 months and it die! it shuts on and off by itself, i called Emerson for repair but they told me that this product is only warranty for 90 days instead of a... Read more
Published 9 days ago by arto4ever
Best projection alarm clock!
This projection clock is the best I have found. The projection is very large and red in color. The radio works great and you can set two alarms! Read more
Published 10 days ago by Meli
Can't do without a projection clock
I have had a projection clock that is so easy to look up at the ceiling during the night and see what time it is. Read more
Published 18 days ago by M. Lormand
Don't waste your money
I received the order in a timely fashion, just one day after the expected date. When I opened the shipment box, the product box was taped up and looked a bit beat up. Read more
Published 26 days ago by M. Huston
DON'T BUY
Not a good product. The image flickered and digits kept changing. This makes the clock unreadable. Maybe seller bought a bunch of old ones on discount? Read more
Published 1 month ago by Michael R. Young
Pleased!
I am very pleased with this product. It is so useful to be able to just look at the ceiling or wall at night. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Lance
smart set digital alarm clock with projection
Good product, Projection alarm clock. I bought this for my daughter and she seems very pleased with it. I love how it will reset itself after power goes out.
Published 4 months ago by Christa Harding
well pleased
We are well pleased with this clock radio with time projection. We needed it for the time projection. The image is very clear and can be rotated to the needed position. Read more
Published 4 months ago by jjc
Runs Fast
I bought this clock for my mother in law and it immediately started running fast. We rewset the time and it just kept speeding up. Read more
Published 4 months ago by mad hatter
Alarm Clock
The battery operates the projection and the time on the clock unless it is plugged in to a wall outlet but the projector will not work with out the battery. Read more
Published 4 months ago by J. Hills
