New Casio Mns Ana-Digi Casual Watch Black Rubber S.Since it's only four minutes, though, that and all the minor flaws add up to only four stars. I might even settle for a six minute snooze. If it had twice the snooze length (8 minutes), I would give it five stars, since the other flaws are so minor. The red light helps locate it when it's ringing (although I have to wait a second for the blue light to go down after pushing snooze before I can look at the time). The alarm tone is loud enough to wake you, but not loud enough to make you cling to the ceiling with surprise. It's hard to sleep when the alarm goes off every time you get comfortable from snoozing it the last time. It is adequate, and certainly does its job. I will give up the search and use this Elgin. While not a "perfect replacement," it is obvious they don't make what I'm looking for anymore. The four minute snooze is REALLY annoying though the old Indiglo had a 8 (or 7, I don't remember for sure at this point, so many alarms later) minute snooze interval and that was just about perfect. Overall, it's the best replacement I've found during my years of searching. So far, it remains intact (the stand hasn't even broken off or cracked yet). I'm not a morning person, and the four minutes pass quickly-I tend to reach out without looking the first couple of times, and have misjudged its location and pushed it off the stand. I've dropped it off my nightstand a couple of times. It works better than the (many) others I've tried.ġ) no cords (especially good, since it is sold as a travel alarm)Ģ) audible, obviously an alarm, but the sound isn't TOO gratingĤ) the stand covers the button, so if you were traveling instead of using it as a regular alarm (like me) it wouldn't end up draining the batteries by being pressed down the whole timeĥ) it appears to keep time appropriately (so far, anyway)Ħ) the numbers are large enough to read without my glassesġ) it only has a 4 minute "snooze" between alarmsĢ) required batteries (2 AAA) do not come with itģ) the stand seems flimsy and sticks out pretty far in the backĤ) the buttons don't slide smoothly, but they aren't too badĥ) the Indiglo is slightly too bright-it does take a second or two to be able to see the numbers after hitting the snooze button I've used it as my only alarm for several weeks now. After comparing features, reading reviews, and checking carefully for 1) battery powered operation 2) no constant backlight and 3) regular old-fashioned only lights up when you push the button (Indiglo), I chose this Elgin travel alarm. I finally gave up finding a suitable replacement at local stores, and started alarm clock shopping online. A LOT are not Indiglo, and the backlights are so bright they could double as airstrip lighting I've had to make them covers to dull the light so I could go to sleep. ![]() One couldn't keep time, AND after it fell off my nightstand-for the first time-the numbers became unreadable. Some are loud and/or obnoxious while others are barely audible. Some snooze for 10 or 15 minutes, which defeats the awakening process. The main thing I've learned by trying so many other alarms is-it's hard to find a good, basic, no-frills, reliable alarm clock. I have been on a quest to replace it ever since-about six years now. ![]() This review is from: Elgin Travel Alarm ClockI used an Indiglo travel alarm as my main alarm for over ten years. Large 1.4" LED display2 with a stylish "floating" design and handy brightness control function The hotel is also close to plenty of shopping, including Brook Haven Market Place II, Walmart Supercenter and Costco Wholesale.Automatic daylight savings time adjustmentĪutomatic Time Set (ATS): Convenient automatic time set and daylight savings time adjustmentĭual Alarms: Wake up to a buzzer, radio or melody And we’re minutes away from popular tourist attractions, including Odyssey Fun World and White Water Canyon Water Park. ![]() We also near Advocate South Suburban Hospital, Franciscan Health Olympia Fields and Silver Cross Hospital. Xavier University and Prairie State College. We’re just a few miles from ITT Tech, St. Just 16 miles from Chicago Midway International Airport, WoodSpring Suites Chicago Tinley Park is a great choice for students, business travelers, patients and medical professionals and vacationers. We also offer guest laundry facilities, free WiFi and free parking. Conveniently located off I-80, you’ll have easy access to nearby businesses and attractions at affordable nightly, weekly or monthly hotel rates. Located near Tinley Park Convention Center and Hollywood Casino Amphitheater, our rooms are designed to help you unwind, with amenities that include a kitchen with full-size refrigerator and freezer, stovetop and microwave. Enjoy the conveniences of home and the comforts of a hotel at WoodSpring Suites ® Chicago Tinley Park hotel.
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