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I picked up this little car clock mainly because I like having a quick, simple way to check the time without looking at my phone or the car’s screen. It’s very compact, but it does exactly what it’s supposed to do. The build quality is actually better than I expected for such a small clock. The alloy body feels sturdy, and the quartz glass face looks clear and resistant to scratches. It has a clean, classic look that doesn’t feel cheap or overly flashy on the dashboard. One thing I really like is the luminous design. After being exposed to light, the hands and the small dots above the numbers glow enough to make it easy to see the time in low light or at night. It’s not super bright like a digital display, but it’s definitely helpful when driving in the dark. The size is very small (about 1.5 inches), which can be a pro or a con depending on what you want. It doesn’t take up space and blends in nicely with the interior, but you do have to glance a little closer to read it compared to larger clocks. Installation is straightforward. I like that it gives you two mounting options—you can stick it on the dashboard with the included adhesive or attach the clip and place it in the air vent. The vent clip worked well for me and kept it secure. Overall, it’s a simple, functional little car clock that’s easy to install and looks neat without cluttering the dash. If you want a small analog clock for your car that’s easy to read day or night, this one does the job well.

I've only had these for a few days, but so far they are keeping time well. Sometimes you just want a simple analog clock to read the time - no digital screens, alarms, no bells and whistles; and these little clocks are great for that. I've got one stuck on the dashboard of each car - they're small and unobtrusive, and you don't have to start the car in order to read the time. They can be stuck on with the included adhesive pads, or clipped into an air vent. They're powered by a standard 377 coin cell - easily changed by popping off the back of the case. I expect battery life will be about a year.