Emerson SmartSet Alarm Clock Radio with AM/FM Radio, Dimmer, Sleep Timer and .9" LED Display, CKS1900 (Black)

Was impressed with the customer service of Ames Suplier, the click was easy to read, not too bright

Ordered for use in the UK - normal voltage is 240. Why sell me a clock using 120 volts? Nothing in the description actually states the voltage so I (foolishly) assumed it would work in the UK.

I received an Emerson SmartSet Alarm Clock Radio with AM/FM Radio, Dimmer, Sleep Timer and .9" LED Display, CKS190 from the UK Amazon website. When I plugged it in it showed the display briefly before going dead. I have now discovered that it is only suitable for 120V 60Hz AC power and the UK is 240V! This information is not available on the Amazon UK website and one wonders why it is even advertised there and I find that I am not the first to point this out to Amazon. I have raised this issue days ago and have still not had the courtesy of a reply. I expect a full refund.

Was very disappointed with our radio and the return service. Radio faulty and return service terrible after we finally got return label and information where to take the package we went to Morrison’s, Go outdoors, W.H Smiths (2) even though they were places we were told to go they were unable to help us. The radio is now in the bin, not sure if I will use Amazon again which is sad because I have used you for a long time. One disappointed customer.

Not good have got American plug and it’s not working not pleased with the item. Thank you

Love this clock, but it was only 120 volts, in uk we are 240 volts, why was this sold to me, as I order it from uk Amazon website, eventually got my money back, unfortunately voltage was not on website page, I told it for granted, that all things on Amazon website UK, is 240 V

Became faulty after 1 day! non-returnable item.

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This alarm clock is what you want if you’re looking for the most economical alarm that can at minimum play radio for the alarm. It’s not intuitive to set up, but I was fine with that. There’s no backlight for the buttons at the top and they’re a little hard to read, but since that’s the worst thing about a $15 alarm clock that does everything else I want it to do surprisingly well, I’ll take it. Fwiw there’s a review on here from noname that says they’re frustrated the clock failed after 6 months - I don’t think it actually failed them based on how they described what happened. I think they had a grid outage and forgot or didn’t know to put batteries in it to back it up. I wish I could respond to their review so they could say if they did that or not. If you’re looking for a very well designed, high quality, wifi-enabled, midrange radio alarm this isn’t your best bet because the tradeoff for the price is it’s a little less than intuitive to set up, and is lacking some modern features. If you’re looking for a cheap alarm and you don’t care about radio, there’s $10 alarm clocks out there that are easier to set up than this one. If you don’t care whether it’s easy to set up, it’s actually a pretty awesome radio for the price. You can even set an alarm to only go off on weekdays, and to adjust to daylight savings time automatically. I’m honestly amazed it wasn’t more expensive.

Love the size and the fact that when I plugged it in the time set automatically to the correct time - was amazed didn't have to set anything. The display is very bright but can easily be dimmed, I like the colour of the digital numbers (bright green). Has extra features e.g. radio, sleep timer and so on. As I bought it for the purpose of the digital readout when I awaken I have not tried any of the additional features. Can't advise on how they work.

Bright colour and good