WifiClock

Absolute garbage Tried for three hours No go Tech nerd mate tried No go Waste of $60. Dollars

Took about 1 minute to set up straight out of the box. Does every thing it says it will. Very simple. Nice present to me from Grand daughter.

This app won’t allow me to add the wifi network and say my phone is not connected. Not only have I made sure to be connected to the 2.4 network but I’ve tried more than one and always have the same problem. I found this marked down from $60 to $10 and it’s not even worth that if the best it can do is display the word scan. Sad to see others pointing this out and no developer response

Following the not very English stylised instructions coming from the package I was able to get it connected to my home WiFi and up running within minutes. I also managed updating its firmware up to date albeit I couldn't identify any difference. I only paid for $9.99 than $50 so it becomes a bargain for me. The technology used to this app controlled WIFI clock has some innovation bit not much especially given the bulky dimensions and blinking (on battery) display. Yes it is an old fashion digits led NOT a pixelated screen and it only display pre-defined simple numbers and symbols not anything else. One nice thing worth to note is that the app even offers 2 sites 4 channels of forecast data-set. For which I had a play around with and it does shows different forecast. And why bother not telling on the screen that on the left of screen is forecast and indoor measurements to its right?

This app is just garbage and whomever made it should be ashamed. Doesn’t work, clock doesn’t work. Just a waste of time. Don’t use it

I’m tech savvy and this process of getting the clock set up just sends you round and round in circles. Either your instructions are missing key steps or the product is faulty. My wifi is connected but can’t find the device. When I switch to AP mode I can find the clock wifi but the app continuously tells me to change my network and won’t let me move on. I’ve paid $50 for a screen that just shows ‘scan’ and not at all what it should do. For a $50 product it should be plug and play.