MARTR Projection Alarm Clock with Weather Station, Indoor Outdoor Thermometer, USB Charger, Dual Alarm Clocks for Bedrooms

Stopped working after 3 days. Why is this china garbage in my room? Sending back won’t recommend.

The box was open missing parts no remove as described unable to tune poor instructions difficult confusing settings

After an old LaCrosse projection clock that alternated between time & outdoor temp died, I went on another search for the perfect time/outdoor temperature projection clock. It's a little like trying to find an electronic unicorn, but this model seemed to come the closest to my "ideal clock". For the most part it's been a good experience except it never auto-sets DST & the display can only be flipped, not turned 90 degrees like my LaCrosse.Still, it's the best thing I've found out there for my particular needs. If the DST would work & the projection could be turned in 90 degree increments I'd have to give this clock a FULL FIVE STARS. I knocked 1 star off for each of those 2 perceived shortcomings. Well, technically, the DST function not working is a defect in my unit since it's advertised as auto-setting AND I have said feature turned on. Even so, it's failed the last 2 time changes so I think it's safe to say it's broken.-The Good:-The projection display is just bright enough to see in the day without being blinding in the dark.-The projection color is red, which is supposedly easier on the eyes in the dark.-The projected numbers are fairly large, especially if you have high ceilings, making it easy to read w/o glasses.-Sets the time automatically.The Cool But Needless:-You can change the color of the display on the clock itself, but not the projection.-"Predicts" the weather by measuring barometric pressure changes.-USB charging port.The Ugly:-The "automatic" Daylight Saving Time mode does not seem to work. I have to change it manually every time change.-Ugliest Award for Biggest Missed Feature: The projection display can be flipped, but not turned 90 degrees. This is horribly inconvenient when placed on a bedside table because the projection is turned 90 degrees from your vision unless you turn the clock so you can't see its face, which makes the clock itself a little useless.-OVERPRICED: at $36 it's really overpriced, but I can't find another company that makes one with the same features. LaCrosse isn't really doing much for me these days.

Initially worked fine, after 1 week remote sensor signal lost. Other reviews are correct: projection orientation is fixed and incorrect: the only way to read it on the ceiling is across the room facing you - so...it can't be used as an alarm clock; have another projection clock and its orientation can be rotated 4 x...this one cannot

I purchased 2 and both charging ports are broken. The entire clock flashes when trying to charge a phone. I love everything else about this but hate that this feature is broke in both. Especially since that was one of the main reasons I chose this one.