Detailed Instructions: In this task, you're given reviews from Amazon's products. Your task is to generate the Summary of the review.
Problem:The atomic function on the clock didn't work even after setting it by a window where it showed the strongest signal strength all evening and overnight. When I realized in the morning that it hadn't synced, I tried looking for a signal manually (a few times, too!), but no luck with that either. These methods had previously worked for another Marathon model (slim jumbo wall clock), when it took around 30 minutes to sync (again, after some manual intervention). I'm in the Bay Area, if it helps. Anyway, after all attempts at automatic and manual syncing failed, I was forced to program the clock manually the process was a bit tedious, if you ask me. Bought it in the white & gold, and it looks and works fine otherwise as a regular digital desk clock, I mean, just not as an atomic one. And since it was rather cheap, I won't complain *too* much. I'm actually glad that it's not constantly backlit (with a bright light), because why would I want my bedroom bathed in neon orange light all night when I'm trying to sleep?! The screen lights up for a few seconds at the touch of a button (on top), so when I do want to tell the time at night, it's not that complicated a process at all. The numbers are large enough and easy for me to read. The clarity of the numbers does depend on the viewing angle, as some reviewers have mentioned. The size of the clock is appropriate for a desk/alarm clock, IMO. Haven't used it as an alarm clock, so have no insight to offer in that regard. So, all said and done, my biggest, and *only* grievance is that its absolute *main*, *featured* functionality, is totally non-functional and useless. Now here's hoping that in order to get my money's worth, it at least lasts longer than a year! 🤞🏼
Solution:
Works fine as a regular desk clock, just not an atomic one