Kube Essentials Power Hub Alarm Clock Fast Charge Devices with Built in Cables for iPhone and Android Phones Tablets and Laptops

Great product, and I spoke with the manufacturer and sent me the wireless charger, I’m very happy with my purchase

Convenient way to power a number of devices. Easy to use with adjustable brightness.

I sent it back. Liked everything but the light to see the time. Couldn’t see it. Not bright enough for me.

The media could not be loaded.  I can’t change the time for the watch

First, for the people that can't change the time: hold the "Alarm Set/Off" and "Snooze/Dimmer" buttons for 6 seconds. It's unintuitive, and it takes a while searching for documentation online to come up with this answer, but that's all it is.Secondly, nowhere in the manual does it say this, but if you need to reset the entire clock to factory settings, there is a pinhole button under the micro USB cord you can press with a paperclip to do this.--All that said, these clocks are designed to discourage people from getting to the internal components, and I found no documentation on how to do so. We got about a hundred of these clocks at my workplace, and only one of them was defective--after getting set up, it was unresponsive to button presses. Using the pinhole reset on this one, I found out that the - button seemed always pressed, as it kept cycling backwards through dates and wouldn't do anything else. I figured I would see if anything was caught under that button, and so begins my ordeal of trying to open one of these things.It turns out that the first step is to peel the plastic cover on the top/front off of the adhesive keeping it in place to expose the 8 screws that allow you to get deeper (2 of which may be hidden under black tape). Users are more likely to first find the screws hidden under the rubber feet on the bottom, but there are also inaccessible screws on the inside securing this bottom section on that will prevent you going further--at least without causing damage to the clock housing.After figuring out to remove the faceplate first, the rest was straightforward. The problem button was clean, but the buttons were on their own tiny circuit board connected to the main board with a wire. Re-seating this wire allowed me to get the buttons to respond again, I could set the time, and I got it re-assembled again.But then after a couple minutes the clock did the same thing again and stopped responding, so that's annoying. There must be a defect in the wiring that can cause a signal to erroneously be sent to the main board, but I didn't dig deeper than that. Basically, if the clock works, it works; if it doesn't work, send it back because you probably won't be able to fix it without extensive knowledge of electronics.--Anyway, these clocks are fine. The weird way to set the time will keep people from messing with it too much in public spaces, and it will drive people who didn't read the instructions crazy, so maybe low ease of use can be desirable in some cases. Brightness is fine and adjustable, no comment on sound quality.

Over 6 months it's lost time. Now it's 1+ hour behind & NO WAY TO CHANGE THE TIME! Doesn't say this in the description!

Absolutely worthless - can’t change the time. Don’t waste your time!

I liked it until it stopped after 2 mo.