Review of the Sony Dream Machine Clock Radio

I recently purchased a new radio watch, dream machine Sony to wake up for work. The old clock radio that we were discarded in disgust because it was so annoying, and the buttons do not work correctly from repeated beatings frustrated when I tried to set the time.

Sony Dream Machine is pretty standard looking, is not that expensive, and large numbers of green that can be seen on OK in the day, not too bright at night.

The best feature is a little switch blade with which you can set the alarm time up and down. So if you want to get up 15 minutes early one days, because the CEO is to visit your office, you can easily edit and then only adjust up to 15 minutes, returning to what was the next evening. You do not have to scroll through 24 hours, in minutes, all 1440 of them, like most other clock radio at low cost.

Setting the time is the same. You can change the hours and minutes in front and behind, not only in a sense, this is wonderful!

It can be awakened with a choice of radio (FM and AM) or ringing, and you can move the alarm.

Another interesting feature is that you just press a button on the top of the radio to turn on the radio, and another button to turn it off. N. cursor switches horrible. This button is used to pass the same alarm clock when you wake up. There is also another large rectangular button to set the alarm snooze, which gives you 10 minutes more time to sleep when it goes. If you press twice in quick succession so you can sleep for 20 minutes before waking up. There are a lot of sense in this radio!

The radio has a little 'lithium to maintain settings during power failures. It should last about 5 years.

It also has a button for time, which adds an hour to an hour to put the radio in the summer.

I bought a number of radios in the past, and is the first that I really liked. It 'really a brilliant little machine, and the designers clearly put much thought into his office.

I am very happy and nobody pays me to say!