OCEST Wall Clock 12Inch Auto DST - Analog Wi-Fi Wall Clock - Sets Automatically - Easy to Read - Silent Battery Operated for Living Room Bedroom Office

El producto es muy bueno lo remiendo

After initial setup, leaving WiFi update time as 21:00 default, I found clock was 26 seconds fast the next morning and through the day. Since Second Hand is immobile from Midnight to 6 AM (reportedly to conserve battery), I suspect that was related. Judging from some other reviews, citing accuracy issues, could be related. Seconds was correct after the evening 21:00 WiFi update. I returned to Setup and changed to WiFi update at 07:00 (after the 06:00 Second hand restart). Second Hand accuracy issue is resolved. Clock is now nicely running within one second accuracy through the day, which is necessary for my application. Other comments - Hand action is very accurate. WiFi setup, through use of Smartphone is very simple and quick. Congratulations for an effective Software/Firmware and App. This is a well built product.

Very easy to set up and get connected to wifi. Looks great in my office and large numerals are easy to read from a distance. Extremely quiet operation when compared to the clock it replaced. The second hand stops at midnight at the 12 o'clock position to conserve battery life which seems like a good idea.

No problem with setting up wifi connection, though you may need to place the clock close to the wifi router / repeater to get consistent connection. Keeps accurate time as advertised. My only peeve is that the clock is about 1/2 to one second from the atomic time (despite trying different NTP servers). No complaint from me as long as the clock keeps accurate time to the minute (OK to within 10 seconds maybe). P.S. Absolutely no reply from customer service email

We have a couple of the radio frequency synced clock in our house, but they started giving us issues and not keeping time. Looking for replacements, I came across this WIF enabled clock. 1) Clock is silent - no ticking 2) Setup is super easy - insert batteries, look at your phone to find the WIFI network the clock is broadcasting for setup. Connect to it, provide your home SSID info and select your time zone and enter your NTP (time) server (I use the same server on all WIFI and LAN equipment). You can use "time.nist.gov", the NIST default server. Save this to the clock and you're off. You only need to connect to the clock during setup. 3) Uses 2 AA batteries like the old "atomic" clock, so no change - we'll see how long the batteries last. I'm assuming the WIFI only comes on when the clock needs to sync it's time, it's not on constantly. 4) Clock looks like photos in description - 12 inches wide, a white face and black plastic frame. The face has the WIFI wave symbol. My wife liked it better than the LaCrosse clock it replaced. Overall a very nice purchase. I ordered two at the same time for our bedroom and the den. The price was right and hopefully it will have an easier time dealing with daylight savings time than the old clock.