[Nexus 6P Accessories] Gorgtech:
Hello,

I was asked if I was interested in writing a review about this item. Why not, it´s been a while since I wrote my last reviews anyway. I received this item for free in exchange for an unbiased review.

Before you throw tar and feathers at me, why I post a Alarm Clock Radio Review on a phone forum, have a closer look at the item again ;) It also has a built in phone charger which is rated at a charging current of 1.5A max.

Well, I have to admit that I got used to smartphones as my daily alarm clock for many years.

Since I´m not sure if you´re meanwhile allowed to post direct links about the items you are reviewing (though other people don´t seem to care but I´ve received some PMs from a Moderator which was not too happy about me posting links though), I will only post text only information.

I don´t want to start a huge discussion about it but it seems that some people are allowed to post anything they like while others have their reviews edited and topics locked.

Search the web for OnLyee 1.8” LED Dimmable Projection Clock Radio with AM/FM Radio,USB Charging,Dual Alarm,Battery Backup,Sleep Timer,Snooze if you want to find eg. Amazon links.

Ok, this was the longest introduction ever, let´s have a look at the item:

Pictures:

A nice cardboard box with details written on it and a symbolic picture of the device it contains.

Nothing fancy but easy to recycle.

What´s inside? The clock, a manual, support card and a simple box which I´m pretty sure that it contains the power supply adapter ;)

Yep. A power adapter and some plastic parts which are supposed to be used as some sort of feet.

Nice and shiny. Be sure not to leave any fingerprints on the front part.

The back is not that shiny at all. Regular plastic, not a fingerprint magnet.

You need 2x additional 1.5V AAA Batteries which are not included. I´m sure that I have some of these laying around.

This device is pretty thin. All buttons are pretty much self explanatory.

The 2x extra parts attached in order to stabilize the device.

Now comes the interesting part. We all know that the Nexus 6P requires a USB Type C power supply in order to charge fast. However, will it also work with the generic charger and charge at a decent speed?

There is no extra charging cable included, I guess that you have to use your own cable if you want to charge devices.

I used the USB cable which was included with the Nexus 6P.

I used the App "Ampere" in order to check the current. It´s pretty stable at around 1290-1300mA which is OK if you plan on charging the phone while you´re sleeping.

1300mA is close enough to the rated 1.5A which is promised by the manufacturer. I will charge this phone again later when the battery is nearly out of charge and check again.

You can use the charging port for other devices too.

Here´s a another picture which is clearer.

Let´s have a look at the Time Projector too. Don´t expect the brightest color but it´s good enough to see the time in the dark.

The projector can be focused too but it requires some thinkering around.

Well, let´s finish this Review with my honest opinion?

I think that this Alarm Clock is pretty nice and I will use it too, just in case the phone decides to fail on me.

The built in phone charger is good enough for the Nexus 6P too, though I´m pretty sure that it was meant to be used with other phones like eg. a Nexus 5 (2013) which charges at a current of roughly 1A.

This device is pretty small and won´t need much space. The LEDs are bright enough to not blind you.

What about the sound quality? We all know that these Alarm Clocks are not meant to replace a expensive Hifi System. The only thing I can tell is that it sounds exactly the way I would have expected it to sound.

It´s ok, not too much bass and a lot better than the sound you get from your smartphone anyway. It´s good enough to wake you up so you can get some coffee and turn on your 100k Stereo Hifi System ;)

If you have any questions, feel free to ask ;)