Timex T600B CD Stereo Clock Radio with Nature Sounds (Black)
by Timex
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Customer Review: Great features, a few kinks
Summary: 4 Stars
I bought this on impulse and on sale. I love falling asleep to the forest sounds and the timer is a wonderful feature. The volume control features are great! There's no mistaking the snooze button for anything else. The CD player is a bit hard to close. It took me a bit to find the dimmer for the display. Boy, howdy, but it can be bright!Customer Review: So much for a digital clock stereo
Summary: 4 Stars
It also features bass boost and most of the needed stereo material. Don't leave this behind anyway you probabally won't like it at first. I am always using certain musical electronics. Also instruments. But first you may not like it too much. But it's for the big minds, not little. But it's not the way it looks, it's the way it acts.Customer Review: New version out
Summary: 4 Stars
Apparently Timex licences it's clock radios out to another company called SDI Technologies. They have a new version of this alarm clock (as of 03/13/01) with the model number T601G. The biggest noticable change is the lcd color is now amber. Hopefully they address internal issues? You can also hear the Nature Sounds if you go there.Customer Review: Wish I hadn't bought it
Summary: 2 Stars
There are WAY too many buttons, and it's way too easy to screw the thing up accidentally and oversleep because you shut off the alarm without realizing it. Plus, the time display is so big and so bright that I had to get used to it when I first bought it because the light made it difficult to fall asleep. I wish I hadn't bought it.Customer Review: Disappointing
Summary: 1 Stars
From the first day, the CD mechanisim was very noisy. Now it has stopped working altogether. I don't know how they did it, but Timex was also able to make the first digital clock that doesn't keep time accurately. Mate that with a couple speakers that buzz when the volume is turned up and this clock radio is a three time looser.