Chaney Instruments Sojourn LCD Travel Alarm Clock
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Tools and Hardware Reviews of Chaney Instruments Sojourn LCD Travel Alarm Clock
Customer Review: Does just what I need it to ...
Summary: 5 Stars
I use this little alarm clock at home and when I travel. On occasion I've even carried it in my purse. It's easy to read (nice big numbers). It's easy to set and reset during the day if you need to. Please be aware, however, for those who can sleep through most any alarm that this alarm does not sound for a long time (it's battery run after all).Customer Review: Great Alarm Clock
Summary: 5 Stars
This clock was just what I was looking for. The only problem I have is that I cannot set the snooze alarm time myself. Other than that, I love this clock.Customer Review: Great travel clock
Summary: 5 Stars
This is a great portable travel clock - exactly what i wanted. This clock is compact and easy to thrown in my pocketbook. It's easy to read the time, very simple to set the time/alarm and was inexpensive. I was looking for a small travel clock without any fancy features and I found it - I would definitely buy it again.Customer Review: Handy clock/alarm clock
Summary: 5 Stars
This clock was great in Europe. It alarmed well and kept perfect time. It is small enough to easily pack but big enough to see the time. The lighted face was great when viewed at night. I will buy another as a gift!. This is perfect for my bedside clock!
Customer Review: Handy must-have travel item
Summary: 5 Stars
First, I want to say that you should *always* have a battery-powered travel alarm clock in your luggage, with a spare battery. This is one of those basic must-haves for traveling. I have stayed at hotels which provided no clock at all. Some have a clock with no alarm. Some have a plug-in clock, and then the power goes out. Some have a really complex clock that you can't figure out how to set the alarm on! By always having one with you, you are sure that you wake up on time and keep track of your schedule.
There are plug-in ones, but you have the problems of converters in foreign countries, of finding an outlet that is usefully near the bed, and again of power outages. It's much better to go with a battery powered one.
I like the fold-up design of this one. When it is shut, the display and buttons are all protected. Your luggage can go through the most gorilla-like of baggage claim systems and come out unscathed.
The unit is very easy to use. A simple slider sets the alarm on or off, and you get a visual indicator when it's on. You slide another lever to set the alarm or time. There's a snooze button which also turns on the light temporarily. You can set the hour and minute separately, which is a great improvement over systems that make you cycle slowly through 23 hours to wrap around to the time you want.
Down sides? Well, it is cheap plastic - but then again that makes it really light. I really wish it was in an always-lit state for late night glancing, but that would probably drain the battery quickly. So I think in general it's a great unit for the price. I've used it for quite a while and it's always come in handy. Even the times I haven't needed it, it's been nice to know it's there in the corner of the bag