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Lexon Minut
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According to our information, this is not a radio-controlled alarm clock. I will gladly forward the incorrect information to the responsible department for revision. Many thanks for the information!
digitec
10 months ago
The alarm clock is battery-operated, so it is not necessary to leave it permanently connected to the power supply to keep the display switched on. The display is activated by the touch function and the battery lasts up to six months. If you want to have the display switched on all the time, this could shorten the battery life.
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Salult.
I have always connected the USB cable to the stereo system. Unfortunately, the stereo does not supply any power to the USB when it is switched off, so that is no help to you. But being permanently energised is certainly not good for the battery.
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If the charging cable is not plugged in, the display is only switched on for a very short time. As soon as you touch the device, the display is reactivated. As long as the device is charging, the display is active. I find this behaviour somewhat unsatisfactory/strange!
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If it remains plugged in overnight, the time remains visible. I don't know if there is any other way.
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In battery mode, the numbers only light up when you touch the alarm clock.
Don't know if it makes a difference when plugged in.
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I bought this alarm clock on 06/04/2023 and fully charged it at the time. To date, I have never had to charge it again. I also use it exclusively as a clock on my bedside table.
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no, just a classic "beep beep beep" which is pleasant and not too aggressive.
Hi, yes you can adjust the volume in 3 levels. Before I make this purchase I'll tell you some personal positive and negative points about the product: +as big as an airpods pro case +as pocketable and can be positioned anywhere +battery life +touch or button alarm switch-off; -the light doesn't stay on/stand-by (you have to touch it or raise it to read the time) -the alarm clock can't be delayed. Clearly it all depends on what you use it for, I use it as a bedside alarm clock instead of keeping my mobile phone nearby and it's not bad. Perhaps the price is a bit too high but not excessive.
Unfortunately, this Lexon Minut model is not a radio-controlled alarm clock, but I can recommend the following Lexon Flip + Travel. Unfortunately I didn't get a manual, but there is a video about it https://www.youtube.com/watch.
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