SMAHEAT LED Countdown Clock, 999 Days, 23 Hours, 59 Minutes, 59 Seconds, Event Countdown Clock/Factory Accepts Your Exclusive Customization (1.0 inch 9-bit red LED)

Awsome

This is a high quality and nice display with the right features. Easy to set up with the provided remote. We use it for cruise ship countdowns. Would recommend.

This countdown clock does exactly what it promises. The numbers are large, bright, and easy to read across the room, even in daylight. Setup was straightforward, and it’s simple to program for events. I really like that it goes up to 999 days, which makes it great for big goals or long-term projects. The mix of blue and red LEDs gives it a sharp look, though it is definitely bright at night — more of a “factory sign” feel than a subtle desk clock. That works fine for us, but something to keep in mind if you want it in a bedroom. Overall, it’s a solid, functional countdown timer that feels durable and does exactly what you’d expect. Great for events, workspaces, or anywhere you want a clear visual reminder of time ticking down.

wish the system was larger, but still works and looks great

I loved this count down display. I used it at work and got a lot of comments on it. I loved that it is only programmed with the remote so others couldn't change things in a public placement. LED numbers made for easy reading.

Looks beautiful very clear and works as I hoped it would ….. love it !!!!

I actually LOVE THIS! I used to work in the 'space launch' business until just a few months ago (I retired), and we have countdown clocks in all our buildings. Mostly I'm using this like it's just a digital clock, except that I can also have 3 countdown timers running. Also, I really like the 2" tall numbers (I can read that from across the room without my glasses on)! I have it sitting below our TV where it's super handy to see the time. And using the remote control I can put in countdown timers' for whatever I want! I currently only have one countdown timer running (the start of the Vuelta Espania, which to non-cyclists is the Tour of Spain Grand Tour bike race). Using the remote you can switch back and forth between the clock and any of the countdown timers (it's just 1 push of the blue button to go from the clock to a timer...the first push shows the 1st timer, push it again for the 2nd, you get it). Then you push the orange 'clock' button and the digital time is back. The 3 blue numbers on the left of the clock are only used when you have a countdown going (they simply show how many full days remain in the countdown). Those 3 numbers are aren't used for the clock display. I love this clock/timer as to me it brings a bit of the 'excitement' of the countdowns that used to mean so much to me at work right into our home. And it looks really cool (to me anyway). Most surprising to me is that my wife even likes it! And I do still like to follow a lot of rocket-launches (from either Vandenberg Space Force Base California, or Cape Canaveral Space Force Base, Florida, so I set timers for the more exciting launches (the countdown reminds me to get on my computer in time to watch the launch live...you can even turn on an audible alarm when a timer gets to zero...I leave that off just in case I'm not home when it gets to zero, as I don't think the dogs would be very happy). My first pic shows the digital time in 'clock' mode (time is 5:45 and22 seconds, and with then a push of the blue button on the remote control it switches to the 1st countdown timer (you can see in my pic that it's 13 days 9 hours 44 minutes and 19 seconds until the start of the Vuelta!) Maybe I'm just a geek, but I think this is awesome! It's very nicely made, works great, and it's the 'old way' of setting an alarm for a certain day and time (vs setting an alarm on my phone).

The clock comes with mounting brackets, a remote that requires two AA batteries (not included) and a manual. The clock itself features a sturdy aluminum frame and large red and blue LEDs that look bright and easy to read. I got this clock for the purpose of a countdown to a special event. Programming the clock is quite complicated since the manual consists of multiple pages but the language used often doesn't make things intuitive and the structure of the manual isn't the the best. It took me quite some time to set date and time as well as the time and date on the future that I wanted to create a countdown timer for. The remote for the clock seems to be a modified TV remote with different labels and some buttons that do not have a function for this clock application. The clock can be used in 12 or 24 hours format. It appears the clock can be used in a gym environment for a circuit training setup. It features audible alerts. The display allows for different brightness settings. In my case the clock lost 3 seconds within 24 hours. I certainly wish a clock to be slightly top fast rather than too slow. The clock features several display modes, from just the time alone to the actual countdown timer showing days and hours until the programmed event (up to 3 independent events can be set). All in all I think the clock itself is solid, however, the manual and user-friendliness leaves a lot to be desired as it is quite difficult to program. The clock is large enough in a private setting but could be larger to use it in a gym. I would rather rate the clock 3.5 stars.