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Most bedside digital clocks use either LED or LCD displays. Digit heights commonly range from about 1 inch (small LCDs) up to roughly 1.8 inches for jumbo LED models, with larger digits intended for easier bedside readability.
Common alarm features include a standard alarm with snooze, dual alarms on some models, adjustable snooze durations, and different wake-volume options such as ascending or gentle wake settings.
Some bedside clocks include an adjustable projector that displays the time on a wall or ceiling. Many let you switch between viewing the built-in clock face and the projected image, and some allow you to adjust projection angle and focus.
Some bedside clocks double as sound machines or Bluetooth speakers, providing multiple sleep sounds (for example, 18 options), selectable wake tones, and built-in speakers for music or ambient sounds.
Product descriptions and reviews frequently note straightforward setup and tactile controls. Many models use top-button or keyboard-style controls that reviewers report as simple to program and operate.