Cadmos Nixie Tube Clock.Glow Tubes Analog Clock.Creative Retro Digital Variable Color.Exquisite Desktop Decoration- Gift Idea-No Assembly Required (Imitation Wood Grain)

This is a great piece of eye candy for a clock You can adjust colors, time, date, brightness, and use as a stop watch. Uses usbc plug to power that was included and has a regular usb out so you can charge a seperate device it states 5v/1amp so not going to cut it to charge today's smartphones quickly. I personally dig it for my computer space but would work just as well for anyplace you need a lighted clock. Does have 1 mode with sound they call it page flip but it's more a novelty then something most people will leave on. I included pictures of the manual in case anyone needs it at a later date... Side note this thing was well packaged so much so I had to rip the box to get it out because of the padding material being that thick. Just a heads up as if a gift for a kid they may need help getting it out of the box.

I've been wanting one of these forever. Just didn't like the idea of having to connect to wifi for some random app. This thing popped up yesterday while I was looking and was cheap enough. Packaging was great, super easy to setup, only thing I'm not super crazy about is the chrome buttons. I'm 3D printing a cover as I write this, but no complaints. Any issues arise and I'll update my review, but so far so good. Plugged into my monitor usb hub for power. It does come with a cheap walwart and shortish usb a to c for power. It's usb c on the back for power which is nice. I’ll upload the cover on printables if you want to change up the look up a bit

Sure this is not a true nixie tube clock, but it can be set to look pretty close especially at a distance. The plastic wood grain base looks much better than I had anticipated. The unit came packaged extremely well and even had protective plastic wrap on the tubes to remove. It comes with everything you need, clock, usbc cable, plug in USB power source. This RGB clock has many settings that you can choose from with various modes, colors, etc. This allows you to customize the display quite a bit between the different modes along with colors and brightness. I am sure for some these many modes (one wit sound) are just what they are looking for. For me, I was looking for that traditional nixie tube look. The settings that worked for me (see picture) are as follows: Mode - Regular clock display Color - Set all of the tubes to amber Brightness - Set to level 1 (the default high level over saturates the display I think, and the low setting is only an issue when the sun is shining on it directly) I think these settings do a pretty good job of making it look a nixie tube clock. Items that could be better (But these are pretty minor) -It could have come with a longer USB C cable, it is approx 3' -An ambient light sensor so the brightness could auto adjust -A better user manual -Not the cheapest way to tell time, but that's not why you would by a clock like this anyway

This set includes a 5V 1A power block and a 3 foot power cable USB-A to C. When first powered up it enters a demo mode which switches to one of several time keeping modes when the button is pressed. Each digit in the clock is a multi-color LED edge lit piece of plastic with the numbers likely laser etched within. I can set the color of each tube of digits and vary the brightness of the entire set. Instructions are a bit unclear about mode 1 which is Both time setting AND time display. When in Mode 2 the clock alternately displays the time, then the date AND this mode is where the Date can be set. Mode 3 is where the colors can be set for each tube which displays all zeros. The other modes only display the time with different effects. I set the hours to Green, Minutes to Purple, and Seconds to Red. The clock has an internal battery which I don't find any obvious way to replace, hopefully it is constantly recharged when plugged in. As the date was correct and time was only off in the hours position it seems the battery will retain the time, date, and color settings for quite a while. There is no WiFi connection or remote control for this clock.

Overall, I like it a lot I could definitely use a nighttime mode to dim it down a lot but other than that, it’s pretty great