Prism Alarm Clock Black - Capello

USB charging ports on the front and a decently big display

Loved the sleek design the second I pulled it from the box. My eyes aren't what they used to be and the big display makes it easy to see the time even without my readers on. Gotta love the 2 usb ports too so I can charge both my phone and ipad overnight

As soon as I plugged it up to set the clock itself it was already broken.

Good job! I recently purchased the Prism 2 and am delighted. I wanted 2 USB ports, clean lines, and larger but dimmable lighting. It’s a fabulous design that is well suited to my home. Thanks!

it was loud at first but got lower over time

The Alarm is very quite, if you are a dep sleeper this is not for you

The alarm volume is very low and there is no volume control

Looks really neat. Would be nice solely as a clock, but it’s barely audible as an alarm clock

I was shopping at Target and saw this alarm clock. Very cool design with large white digits and usb phone charging.

This has nice display that's easy to read all around from my office I have on my desk.

Cool geometric shape, easy to read, clean and simple for my office desk. usb ports help me keep my phone charged for my commute home. No complaints, you'll like it.

Finding an alarm clock these days is impossible. For Christmas my mom wanted a dual alarm clock, and it is almost impossible to find any with good reviews! I looked for hours for a stupid alarm clock. I finally found this one with ok reviews. So I gave it to her for Christmas.. and she tells me the next day that it doesn’t even have volume control, and my dad can’t even hear it. How does it even make sense to make an alarm clock with no volume control??? So annoyed.

the alarm is too quiet

Clock works great. Clear display, easy to set, tactile buttons.

This clock looks sleek, modern, and minimal, blending in with existing decor, and is one of the most aesthetically pleasing digital clocks available, although it does have some caveats. The USB ports are an unnecessary add-on that makes the face of the clock look too busy. Most people already have plenty of other ways to charge their devices, and most modern devices have already switched to USB-C, so these outdated USB-A ports aren't really future proof. While it's nice that the numbers are big and easy to read, this can create problems with viewing angles if the clock is placed in a tight space, especially because the clock is sloped inward to create the prism shape. The clock also runs a little fast. I have had the clock for two weeks and it's already 20 seconds fast, meaning it gains 10 seconds a week, so after 6 weeks it will be a full minute fast, but at least it's better to have a fast clock than a slow clock. My least favorite aspect of this clock is the brightness of the display. While it's nice that it does have three different brightness settings, none of the brightness settings are perfectly ideal. The brightest setting is way too bright and unusable. The medium brightness setting is too bright at night when the lights are off as it lights up the room too much. Every night I have to change the brightness to the lowest setting, but the lowest setting is unusable during the day because it's hardly visible, so when I wake up in the morning, it's difficult to see the time, which is annoying. It would've been better if this clock had a balanced brightness that didn't need to be adjusted on a daily basis depending on the surrounding ambient lighting, or at least offer better brightness options that aren't unusable at certain times of the day. It also would've been nice if the face clock had a matte finish rather than a glossy finish, because it does have some glare which makes it hard to read at certain angles, and it also picks up fingerprint smudges too easily. I do like the buttons on the top of the clock. They're spaced out well making them easy to memorize, they're big and they're easy to push without even needing to look where I'm pushing, and they have a satisfying click which allows for pleasant tactile feedback.