Best Wall Clock Reviews 2020

As you probably already know, the price of a wall clock is largely determined by its physical size and the number of functions it can perform. For example, a good wall clock might set you back between around $15 and up to $160 for a high-end model. Simpler analog clocks cost less, while large digital and sophisticated clocks are usually situated upwards on the price range. Keep in mind that these devices are usually highly durable, so this is a one-time investment for at least a few years.

It is not a bad idea to pay around $50 for a good wall clock; the mistake is to settle for excessively cheap wall clocks that cost around $5. These items are usually made from poor-quality plastic and, even worse, might not even be accurate. Spend a little bit more and you will be more satisfied with your product.

At the beginning of this guide we talked a bit about the many types of wall clocks available. Now, let's go ahead and expand on that to help you learn more details.

• Type - There are regular clocks, and then there are atomic clocks. Atomic clocks are updated automatically and are regarded as the most accurate clocks on the planet.
• Size - The size of the clock itself is largely determined by the size of the display. Some clocks are small and cute with a diameter of around seven inches while others can measure up to 16 or 17 inches in display size.
• Functions - Some clocks also display the day and date in large words along with the weather forecast. Some also have color displays or can show the temperature.
• Versatility - High-quality clocks are not only wall clocks; they also feature a stand and can be placed directly on your desk, so you can keep better track of time when working (or talking on the phone with friends for hours ☺).

It is up to you which clock you choose, but, if you want a good piece of advice, decide for whom you are going to buy the clock. For example, if the clock is for people with impaired vision, you should opt for a larger one which clearly displays the time and date in oversized characters. In a similar fashion, you might want to think about where you are going to put it. Go for a weather-resistant clock if you want to place it in your patio or deck, or go for one with an interesting color display if you’re shopping for your kid’s room.

Most high-quality wall clocks are made from durable materials and they might even incorporate aluminum elements for aesthetic reasons. They can be round (the classic shape) or rectangular, and, as mentioned earlier, some of them come with stands and can be placed on desks. When it comes to power options, most clocks require AA, AAA, or C batteries. The downside might be that these are not always included in the package, so you'll have to purchase them separately. The good news is that the clocks won't be affected in the case of a power outage and you will still be able to keep track of time.

Clocks with digital displays clearly show the time, date, and sometimes even the temperature in Fahrenheit or Celsius. You have the ability to set alarms if you want and some of them even come with snooze buttons. Operating such clocks is a breeze since they usually have just a few buttons. Even better, most wall clocks set themselves automatically because they are radio-controlled, so you don’t even have to set the date manually when you first turn them on.

We want to give an honorable mention to clocks that display the weather forecast because they are so amazingly ingenious. These clocks come with a smart device that is installed somewhere in your backyard and pulls information directly from your area, so they are very accurate. The device communicates constantly with your wall clock indoors and the range is usually up to an impressive 330 feet.

Today's wall clocks help you keep track of time easier and faster as you don’t have to rely on portable electronics to know what time it is. You can hang one in your greenhouse, for example, to know when your favorite sports match starts and avoid letting too much time get away from you while puttering outdoors. You can also put one in your kitchen, living room, garage, or wherever you usually like to spend time. If you own a company, it wouldn’t be a bad idea to install an oversized digital wall clock to make sure everyone is following the same timeline without turning up a few minutes late to meetings because their personal clocks are running behind. Remember that these clocks even come with warranty periods of at least one year, so there’s really no reason not to buy yourself one.