Starting, I would like it to be a little cheaper. But as a watch, it is very nice and worth it. It is plugged in, so you don't need to search for batteries ever, especially the Chinese ones that may not last long. A note for this and similar digital watches of other sizes, that some people write about without knowing. It is not negative for a watch to notify you every hour with a sound that simply one hour has passed. It is just a setting option and you can turn it off. It bothered me too at first, but it's nothing special and it only notifies you until 9 pm if you activate it. After that, it won't sound again until the next morning. In any case, you can adjust it...

It has up to 4 alarms that you can set, as well as a small plastic antenna-like thing at the back, which you can remove from the watch, screw it into a small hole, and it can sit like a table clock instead of being on the wall.

The rest, I think, is obvious from the picture, large numbers for hours, minutes, and seconds that can be seen from a distance, but also smaller ones for date and days (in English), and it can even accurately determine which day it is based on the date you set automatically.

What I don't know is if it keeps the time memory in case of a power outage. If it ever happens, I will observe and remember to come back for an update.

However, since I placed it in a small kitchen-living room, if I go for a glass of water at night, I don't even need to turn on the light... because its illumination is sufficient.

**Update** Yes, the clock's memory is retained in case of a power outage.