John: I think it’s a great tip because I’ve gone through these alarm clocks for years. Not everybody needs one. Some people just wake up.
Adam: How about your phone?
John: Oh, I’m not going to let a phone be my alarm clock. So this is an FM radio alarm clock, and it’s got a temperature gauge. It’s got a battery backup. The battery backup, which if your phone battery goes dead, you don’t have a battery backup. Let me start with that.
Adam: Oh, we plug it in next to our bed, man. You got FM radio on that?
John: That means you have to answer the phone at three in the morning.
Adam: No, you put it on silent. Do Not Disturb. By the way, does it have a shortwave on that clock radio you have?
John: The cell phone is the Satan’s tool.
Adam: I’m not going to disagree with you on that point.
John: It’s called a DreamSky alarm clock radio for bedrooms. It’s a small device. It’s dynamite. It works. It doesn’t change the time like some of these other cheap Chinese clocks do. It’s 18 bucks. It’s on sale tomorrow on Amazon. It’s cheap. It works great. It’s got a perfect alarm. You can do all kinds of little things with it to set it right. And it’s got a battery backup so it doesn’t go dead if the power goes out.
John: And DreamSky makes a ton of different display modules with all kinds of clocks. You can check out their website.
Adam: I like the kind that display the time on the ceiling. You ever seen those?
John: They may have one of those too.
Adam: I like those.
John: Because it’s just too much work to roll over and actually look at the clock. “Oh, there it is! ”.
Adam: Does it have an outdoor thermometer in it?
John: No, it doesn’t. It has an indoor thermometer, but an outdoor thermometer would be useful. It’s a cheap little clock that works great and it doesn’t lose time.
Adam: It’s a great stocking stuffer.
John: It is, actually. That’s a good point.
Adam: What is the brand again?
John: Of all things, it’s classic Chinese name, DreamSky.
Adam: DreamSky, best price!
