KOSUMOSU Digital Wall Clock 9.7" Gold Digital Clock with Remote, Date,12h 24h,Temp,Cool LED Clock for Bedroom,Desk 3D Clock for Gaming Setup

I installed it inside an old grandfather clock and I look at it more than I do the old Facebook of the clock. Like the digital lights and the remote control still works.

This is a large clock with large digital numbers. At first glance I was afraid it would be too hard to read due to the manner in which the “all digital” for the numbers is set up, along with the background coloring. However, once I turned it on, it was easy to read. The images are in a fully lit room with a lot of distractions, something you normally would not do. However, it still shows up well. It comes with a small stand that works, but it doesn’t have a solid way to ensure it does not fall off when you pick the clock up. (This can be easily remedied by the end user.) It also has 2 holes for wall mounting to a wall with nails to anchor it in a wall, which was a happy surprise. The remote (which conveniently comes with a battery) works well from across the room. It does require an ugly white chord to work, but aside from looks, the chord is very long… useful since there is no battery option. This does NOT come with a power supply, but any USB 5V 1Amp power supply works just fine. Setting this was not bad but at times the display did not indicate the setting you were attempting to set. For example, when setting the CLOCK you click that button and then the Up or Down arrow to set the time. Sometimes it would switch to 24 hr time and then back to 12 hr time. This is because the remote control layout is non-standard. (Images) The remote has the standard Up, Down, Left and Right arrows BUT those are also used for additional functions unrelated to the typical use associated with all other remotes. In the example above the Up arrow also switches from 12hr between 24hr. The Alarm is also associated with the Alarm. Another area of the manual says you set the day by pressing SET and then either “+” or “-“. This is on the back of the clock, not the remote as you would expect. Overall I really like the clock because it is minimalistic, large and bright.

I love the way this clock looks. Very cool, yet tasteful. Elegant, almost, at least to the extent a clock like this can be elegant. The color scheme gives it a nice touch of class that accents any decor. You'll need the remote to really get the most out of this clock. The instruction sheet lets you know how to set the clock without the remote but it's not unlike trying to use your TV or VCR (or Blu Ray player, soundbar, etc...) without a remote: it can be done, but it's awful. The functions are accessed much more easily using the remote buttons. Note that the manufacturer was thoughtful enough to include a button cell battery for the remote so you can get going right away. The clock is powered using a USB port, and officially it's supposed to be a 1.0 amp (or is it mA?) output rating, but in this day and age all the charge blocks I can find in my house are rated 2.1. So far I haven't spotted any adverse effects but it will probably take some time for that to show up, if it ever does. I use the "automatic" brightness setting, since I have the clock in a downstairs rec room that gets irregular levels of light at inconsistent times. I don't have a lot of trouble seeing or reading the clock, but I feel like the brightness-increasing sensor isn't quite sensitive enough, so the clock doesn't reach its full potential. If I shine a flashlight directly on it, the display gets as bright as possible. Obviously there are settings that can be adjusted, and the fact the clock is in a neglected room means this isn't a huge deal. I have chosen to set the alarm, and it can be heard upstairs at the appointed time. The clock is downstairs at the other end of the house. I have the display configured to cycle through time, date and temperature. In my opinion it doesn't linger long enough on each value before advancing to the next one. Also, the values begin to change before the display fully starts to cycle, so you'll get the ":" for the time display appearing in your temperature before the scroll has advanced from temp to time. This will make more sense when you see it. The box includes several install options including a desk stand and a wall mount. They provide a template you can trace on the wall along with the screws and anchors you'll need. I haven't exercised this option because the cord is also quite long so I can perch the clock on the mantel using the desk stand. This attractive and versatile timepiece is an excellent low-cost solution that will look right at home in any room. UPDATE 10/30/25: Sometime late last year I installed this clock in my garage where I can see it through the window of my garage door if it happens to be closed. This has been super useful. I can also see it from pretty much anywhere in the garage anytime I'm in there. Unfortunately the bottom segment of the main "hours" numeral doesn't illuminate anymore (see photos). This is unfortunate since this clock is great in all other regards. When I moved it from the other room into the garage I didn't lose my settings even though it wasn't plugged in and there's no battery (at least I don't think there is). The alarm goes off reliably every day and I can easily snooze or silence it using the remote. Obviously I can still tell what time, date, or temperature it is even with that section of the digit burned out. But this clock isn't even 2 years old. Not a good look.

I recently purchased the KOSUMOSU Digital Wall Clock, and it has exceeded my expectations in every way. This 9.7" gold digital clock is a perfect blend of style and functionality, making it an excellent addition to any room or gaming setup. Sleek and Modern Design: The gold finish of this digital clock adds a touch of elegance and sophistication to my space. Its sleek and modern design complements my bedroom decor and looks fantastic on my desk and in my gaming setup. Clear and Bright Display: The LED display is clear, bright, and easy to read from a distance. The 3D effect of the digits adds a cool and futuristic vibe, making it not only practical but also a stylish piece of decor. Comprehensive Features: This clock offers a range of useful features, including 12h/24h time format options, date display, and temperature reading. These features are highly convenient and enhance the clock's functionality beyond just telling the time. Remote Control Convenience: The included remote control is a fantastic addition. It allows me to easily adjust the settings without having to reach the clock, adding to the convenience and user-friendly experience. Versatile Placement: Whether mounted on the wall or placed on a desk, this clock fits perfectly in any location. Its size is just right – large enough to be easily visible yet compact enough not to dominate the space. Perfect for Gaming Setups: As part of my gaming setup, this clock adds a cool, tech-savvy element. The LED lights and digital display fit perfectly with the overall aesthetic, and the added functionality of temperature display and remote control makes it even more impressive. Overall, the KOSUMOSU Digital Wall Clock is a fantastic purchase. Its stylish design, clear and bright display, comprehensive features, and convenient remote control make it a standout product. I highly recommend this clock to anyone looking for a modern, functional, and visually appealing timepiece for their home, desk, or gaming setup.

After ditching cable tv, the thing we seemed to miss most was the clock on the cable box in our media cabinet below the TV. I'd purchased a stylish tabletop analog clock to go with our decor, but since it wasn't illuminated at all, it wasn't readable when watching tv when the room was dark. This solved all our problems! It was super simple to set up, although I assumed it came with an electrical plug - that's on me for not reading the description fully - but I had a spare "wall wart" in which to plug the USB cable. I placed this inside an open nook in our media cabinet, and it can be seen easily from anywhere in the room with the bold display. Thankfully, it can be dimmed via the remote. On full bright setting, it can light up a dark room! (TIP: Large enough to be a perfect gift for aging grand/parents - my in-laws want one now!) The only drawback is that is difficult to read in the daylight and if the room is even moderately bright (photo 3). It definitely looks better at night (photos 1+2, without + with flash) when you cannot see the outline of the numbers and the frame. In bright light, it just looks like it's off with four "8"s displayed. Glad I can keep mine inside a nook, in a room I'm mostly only in at night to watch TV when it's dark or far less bright than during the day. Yes, the cord will be threaded through the hole in the back, and the whole area made neat (photos were removed for review). Installing LVP this weekend, so all furniture is moving anyway.

Thought this was kind of a toy clock, just silly but kind of cool. Turns out I love it and rely on more than I thought I would. Nice to have a remote to help set-up, and the different brightness levels are essential and very much useful. Would totally recommend if you want a nifty digital clock on you wall!

This clock if frigging sweet! We use it as a kitchen clock. Features : -The numbers are big, and easy to read from across the room. -time can be set using included remote (no need to remove it from the wall - can be easily read in very brightly lit rooms, but not direct sunlight. - 4 step manual dimming; hi, medium, low and off (clock still keeps time and alarms function on the off setting) the high medium and low brightness are also automatically fine tuned based on ambient light via on board light sensors. This means you get a true dimming feature that fine tunes itself in any light condition. - has date, and temperature screens. You can check either of the 2 using the included remote, or set the clock to loop through all 3 displays: time, then date, then temperature and loop. Even has a setting to make the colon dots between the date and time either flash, or stay on constantly. I would have returned it if not for the ability to make the flashing go away. You can use this as a desktop lamp, or hang it on the wall using included hardware. The desktop option includes a stand. The stand is a joke though. It works, but doesn't stay attacked if you pick up the clock. You don't need the stand for desktop option as the clock will sit flat without. The sand is not needed for wall hanging either. The clock seems to be decent quality, but is all plastic. We picked the gold color, and it looks very nice! Setup was really simple. If you choose to mount it on the wall, the kit includes a paper stencil for hole placement. I think this is a very unique clock and reasonably priced.

This clock is good as a stylized high-visibility clock in a living or gaming room. On maximum brightness, the digits are extremely bright and very clearly legible even from dozens of feet away. The unit is made of thin, creaky plastic, but it's a clock, so you won't be handling it regularly; it looks fine from arms' length away. The stand is small but supports the clock on a shelf or table and has room for the L-shaped DC barrel jack connector. If you're considering wall-mounting this device, the remote control is short-range but good for controlling the various functions (the on-unit buttons are very tedious to use for setting the time, changing modes, etc). Keep in mind that you'll need to route the ~10ft power cable to a nearby USB power source, as the unit's battery is only for keeping the time when unplugged. The temperature sensor is generally accurate, but displayed strangely. Instead of 70: F, it opts for 7:0F, which I assume is for supporting three-digit temperatures, but it looks unusual and often takes people a second to understand what it's saying (see pictures). I like to keep it on the "rotate" mode, where it switches between the time, date, and temperature every few seconds. The auto-brightness feature is unfortunately unreliable. It only reacts to lights that are DIRECTLY above it, and often falls to the lowest brightness setting even in a decently well-lit room. If you're planning on placing this in on a shelf or another location where the top of the unit isn't getting direct illumination from a ceiling light, you're likely to experience this as well.