AILILIFE 20-28 Inch DIY Wall Clock 3D Frameless Silent Non-Ticking, Modern Battery Operated Wall Clocks for Living Room, Bedroom, Office, and Home Decoration (Black)

Looks amazing and super fancy I would say for the price. Easy install. I really recommend it!!

I love how it turned out! It was pretty easy to put together. You just have to take your time, read and follow the directions exactly how it states.

Everybody that has seen this clock absolutely love it! We have it positioned over the fireplace and it definitely adds a great look to the living room and other items we have on the mantle. It was time consuming to get everything set up, but was most certainly worth the time and effort. It even came with a template to assist you with putting the numbers in the correct position. It doesn't have a template for the numbers themselves, but shows you how to line up the numbers for the clock hands. It has kept accurate time and since I've had this clock, I've only had to adjust the time by 1 minute. The movement is very quiet unless you have total silence in the room, and even then you can barely hear the noise from the ticking seconds because it doesn't have a sweeping seconds hand. Definitely recommend this clock for any room in your home or office.

This is exactly what we envisioned by our fireplace in the living room! We needed a clock and how wonderful this turned out! Yes, the silver parts that stick onto the foam are extremely fragile (I cracked a couple), but you can’t tell. Just be super careful when sticking everything together. Also, when you’re leveling the numbers and sticking them in place on the wall, don’t press down too hard yet. Lightly stick them to the wall, make sure all is aligned (we had to fix a few numbers) then press down for a final stick. According to other reviews, the stick is pretty strong and will pull the paint off the wall. Overall, this is a successful purchase!

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Perfect and looks gorgeous! Not too bad to assemble. Included tool helps, but not 100% accurate but certainly is the template to get you there! The missing attributes are made up just by you eyeing it and making adjustments. WORD OF ADVICE: Lightly place the parts on the wall and then step back to make sure it is straight and where tou want it to be. Once it's fully stuck on the wall, it's pretty hard to take off, so lightly stick it to your wall and when it's where you need, then press it down firmly. It's not moving after that, lol! I'd buy again and recommend.

This looks awesome on my wall and I love that it is really quiet so you don't get the constant tick/tock you get with most wall mounted clocks. I can't even hear it sitting right beside it. That being said, the adhesive on the back of the numbers and letters isn't the greatest unless you have a super smooth wall, and even then, I would recommend adding this to your cart as well: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07WCB2P78/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_pJVOEb10SFTQZ My letters and numbers were falling off so I bought this adhesive and it works perfectly. I just cut it to fit the pieces of the numbers and letters and used it to stick them to the wall...the numbers haven't fallen off since I made the change.

I have purchased wall clocks similar to this one in the past. My experience has been much better in terms of quality and durability of materials and constructions. A big problem is with the size of the product in comparison with their obviously fake photos they put to display the clock on the wall. I suggest you look specifically at the measurements "31.5 and 42" and know that it looks best at 31.5, 42 would spread it out quite far. See my photo. The size of the numbers/letters in their representative photos appear much larger than they are compared to the furniture it's being transposed onto. The foam is fairly thin and you will have to pull the parts from the foam gently without tearing it. You will also have to break the glossy plastic applique punch-outs from the larger material then carefully place them on the foam cutouts. The foam cutouts have fairly sticky foam on the back, so be careful sticking them on the wall too hard until you are sure you have them in place as you might need to take them off and reposition them. The method of sticking them on the wall is comprised of sticking the round base on the wall, without the arms yet, then placing the round disk with the long paper measurement piece on this round base. Because the round base sits on a plastic hanger at the top, the round base will move when you move the paper alignment tool. Suggestion: Place 3 or 4 pieces of scotch tape on the round base adhering it to the wall so it does not move. Once you complete hanging the letters/numbers, then I'd attach the arms. Make sure to align the hour arm with the minute hand... the minute hand has an oval mount while the hour hand is round and can move. it's held on by friction. Once you have them aligned, you can adjust the time from the back with the small dial. Be careful not to move the hour hand once attached or it can be off a tad in line with the hour numbers. You can see at 4:28 above, the hour hand should be more between the 4 and 5. More adjusting... sigh. If you want something nice, durable, and attractive, look for a more expensive option from a reputable company. This will work for a while as an inexpensive option so my daughter can learn time while eating dinner and doing homework, but it will be replaced at some point. I will most likely need to paint my wall when I go to take them off, too... sigh. Good Luck.

Wasn’t sure what to expect but super happy with this clock. It’s fun and looks and works great. Just purchased a second one for a gift.

For the price you cant go wrong. Easy to assemble and install. One disappointment was the hour hand was scratched all along. You couldnt see that until you removed the protective film. Also there is a terrible off gas from the packaging and foam. Looks good once its up.