Sharper Image® LED Light-Up Word Clock [Amazon Exclusive] 7.75" Modern Design, Electronic Accent Wall & Desk Clock, USB Power Cord, Contemporary Home & Office Decor, Easy Setup, Housewarming Gift

So I was snorkling laughing gas in the dentist's chair as she drilled and fracked for the oil in a big molar. My dentist is a tricky one, she had this mounted on the ceiling. In my gassed state, I stared at it. And, stared some more. It was of course mesmerizing and as intended, it attracted my full attention sorting through all the possible word combinations that make it work.My anxious imagination would suggest that drilling went on for hours. But, the word clock told a different story. It didn't budge. It wasn't broken. Drill time turned out to be much quicker than the changing letter pattern on the clock. An impressive demonstration of the relative dimension of time. I complimented the dentist on the creative idea.I thought about it for a couple of days after the dentist and finally tried to find it. I searched a couple of terms that I thought would describe the device and hit the money on "Word Clock".It's a curious device. Bright enough to be legible in daylight or bright artificial light, it's quite illuminating at night. It's like a memory time stamp. I'm using it as a bathroom clock/night light.It's a typical "Sharper Image" gizmo. I like it. Hope the Xmas gift recipients enjoy it. Nice value for money. It's an item you won't forget.

Sturdy, easy set up, beautiful color and display. Perfect to help my 9 year old niece learn to approximate and get a feel for a sense of time

Love this clock!! I have it in my office and everyone comments on how wonderful it looks and enjoys READING the time!! It only tells time for every five minutes, I wished it read all the minutes ….but overall a GREAT BUY!!

The clock gets lots of complements in my office. I don’t like traditional clocks hanging in my home or my office, as the have a tendency to make me anxious. Maybe it’s that they are a constant reminder that time is wasting, not really sure. The design of this clock is more subtle and doesn’t arise my anxiety at all. It is very much as pictured. I’m pleased with my purchase.

I first saw this "word clock" hanging on a wall and looked to see who manufactured it, when I found who made this wonderful clock, I also found I couldn't afford it BUT I looked on Amazon and found a very good "knock off" for a VERY reasonable price and I immediately purchased one.I like this clock, it really "talks" to me! I have purchased at least three more as gifts to special people.I am looking at mine at this very minute and it says, "IT IS TEN MINUTES TO TWELVE"!I love it!It is accurate to five minutes but HEY who cares? Any minute now, will spell out, "IT IS FIVE MINUTES TO TWELVE!And I will be informed!

This clock is a fantastic addition to my classroom! It’s not a traditional clock and my gifted and talented students are absolutely mesmerized by it. The design is sleek, the quality is excellent, and it’s been a great conversation piece in our room. It’s perfect for fostering curiosity and creativity. I’d happily buy it again—it’s ideal for any classroom looking for something unique and engaging!

It's accurate. It does it's job. It is a conversation starter. Whole family like it.

The clock is edged in a very visible ugly black plastic. The unlit letters are also a very plastic looking white. The power input and control is on the edge so you can't hide it under a nice frame. The cord also must be visible not hidden. The cord is very short so an extension cord will be required for many people. This is a brighter copper color than it looked in the photo. The words are extremely brightly lit so this is a nightlight also. There is no way to dim it for those who like dark rooms at night. The only way to change the time is with up/down button over and over 5 minutes at a time. You have to wait until a time ending in 0 or 5 to set it correctly. No alarm and obviously not for precise time keeping. I knew that already but thought it would be pretty & interesting enough in the guest room to justify the sacrifice. I was so excited to find this and now I'm wishing I had not bought it. I might try to figure out how to drill holes in a 10 x 10 frame to make this work. The cord is a detachable usb, so maybe I can. I wish I could also replace the white plastic with frosted glass.