RCA RC10 AM/FM Alarm Clock Radio (Black)

• 0.6-inch green LED display
• Built in AM/FM radio for convenient listening
• Graduwake ramp-up alarm
• Programmable snooze; Programmable sleep
• Wake to radio or buzzer

I realize this isn't an expensive clock radio, but still we have been very disappointed. The controls have a very flimsy feel, the sound is so tinny and schrill you can hardly listen even to people talking on the radio. You have to tune to diferent radio stations just by listening--I have never, ever seen a radio that didn't provide visual feedback while tuning, but this one is the first. Finally, in several weeks of use we have seen no evidence that the grad-u-wake wake-up volume increasing system works at all. The only hard decision is what to do with this radio now, give to a thrift shop or throw it away.

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This is a first for me a digital clock that does not keep good time. It looses about a minute and a half each week. I bought the RC10 model clock radio at a big box electronics store. It was on sale for less than $6. It is not worth 6 cents.

I have a 30-year old Panasonic digital clock radio and 25-year old London digital clock and both still keep perfect time.

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I ordered this for my 91 year old mother. didn't need the alarms so just covered up that with black tape. wanted the sleep function, so easy for aides just to push button & radio plays for 2 hours! large buttons so easy to turn on. thinking of ordering one for myself!

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I bought this clock despite other bad reviews because my last clock was an older version of this one. My old clock worked fine until I broke it in a move. I tried this clock because it is the only clock radio that advertised displaying the alarm time and had a plug. Lots of battery alarms do this, I am not sure why clock radios do not.

Anyways, this clock did not work. When plugged in, you can set the time and it seems to work. But if the clock uses any other function, such as turning on the radio or, heaven forbid, turning on the alarm, the whole clock turns off. This only lasts for a fraction of a second. But you lose the time (the time starts flashing "12:00"), and the alarm is turned off and reset to 12:00. A backup battery would probably solve this. But if I wanted a battery powered clock, I would have bought one.