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| Product Description The neverlate solves a problem that we all have in common: the demands of today¿s active lifestyle often require a varying wake schedule. The neverlate 7-day alarm clock is the first alarm clock to offer seven independent, daily alarms to accommodate your varied morning routine. An analog fm/am tuner works in conjunction with a downward firing speaker which results in a fuller tone when in a small package. (Fits easily on your nightstand: 5-inch square footprint). Customizable snooze allows you to choose your preferred snooze duration between one and thirty minutes. Use the sleep timer to automatically turn off the radio after a user-specified amount of time. The nap timer allows you to punch up a quick power nap in the afternoon without disrupting your usual wake settings. The quick review function confirms your next upcoming alarm. Simply tap the snooze/alarm review button for an instant confirmation. |
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#1 by J. Hawksley on April 18th, 2009 - 11:36 am
If you’re a college student looking for an alarm clock, then you’ve found your match. As a student with a busy schedule that varies day-to-day, this clock has been a godsend. It functions perfectly as described, but with one somewhat annoying flaw: the display. While most alarm clocks have fairly large letters, this one is really lacking in the readability department. If you don’t have it right next to your pillow, you’ll have a hard time reading it, especially right when you wake up. That being said, the variable daily alarms are incredible, and worth every penny.
#2 by Mark Reese on April 22nd, 2009 - 7:59 am
The idea of this alarm clock is very appealing: an alarm clock that can be easily individualized for the day of the week. Here, however, is the reality in two bullet points:
1. The tuner is awful. Within ten minutes of having located a staion the focus has slipped and you have to relocate it or listen to gradually worstening static.
2. The alarm clock component is about 95% accurate. Think on that . . .5% of the time you will not be awakened. My partner and I have had it for a year and for the longest time thought that one of us had done something wrong in setting it. Or we were sure that we had done it right but waking up late hadn’t made us tardy for anything. This morning was the last straw,though. 5%, when you are depending on this little monster is not good enough.
And now, off to shop Amazon for a new clock radio.
#3 by smart shopper on April 28th, 2009 - 7:20 am
This alarm cock is the perfect size and is great for smeone that has to get up a different time every morning. Also it is great because it’s so easy to figure out how to set it. I’d reccommend it to everyone. I plan on buying more of them when I have to replace my other alarm clocks.
#4 by Keith L. Price on April 29th, 2009 - 5:49 pm
This clock leaves out all the nonsense, and does exactly what you need it to do. Different alarm times for each day of the week, an absolute must for sleeping in on the weekends, or for holding a second job.
I prefer this one over the executive, as I can’t sleep with a bright display lighting up my whole room. The design truly is well thought out, and so simple to understand and intuitive… it is one of the better alarm clocks I have ever owned. I would recommend it to friends and family, for anyone with a weekend job, or just looking for a great clock.
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As a side note, this company is American, but the clock was built in China.
#5 by Lisa Holmes on August 5th, 2009 - 8:48 am
It is very easy to use and has so many unique features. I love that the nap timer is separate so you don’t have to reset the alarm to use it. You can also set the duration on the snooze button. Even though the alarms are set a week in advance you just give it a quick tap to preview the following day in case it needs to be changed. It can be turned off completely for individual days or you can use the “all off” setting if you are going away for an extended time. I bought this for my daughter to take to college but I want one too!