4044-2 Suction Cup Bathroom Clock with Digital Thermometer, Silver

I really, really like this clock. I ordered this at the end of March (four months ago) and both the batteries and the suction cups have not failed me yet. I ordered this because I am in an apartment and don't want to put too many holes in the walls, but wanted to have a clock in the bathroom. I stuck this on the top corner of the large mirror so no nails or screws were necessary. There is a place on the back that you can mount this clock to the wall if you wanted to though. I have trouble reading digital clocks with my glasses off, so I really like that this is a analog clock. Its large enough to read from the shower and small enough that it isn't the first thing you see when you enter. The design is simple and unassuming and it fits well in my bathroom. My bathroom has trouble exhausting after I take a shower, so it gets extremely steamy and humid for a long time. This clock has held up wonderfully and I haven't noticed any change or slowing in the time like previous clocks I have gotten. I really like that it also tells you the temperature. Overall a great clock!

This clock keeps good time. It's not an atomic clock but it has lost only 13 seconds since I put a battery in it on July 25. When it comes time to change the battery I'll have to readjust it anyway. The sweep second hand is smooth and silent. The temperature display will be nice to have on a cold morning. The picture shows what looks to be a blue-illuminated temperature display. Mine does not light up but I don't think it's supposed to. I hung it on a nail since I don't trust suction cups but the suction cups on this clock look heavy duty. There are four of them. Unfortunately they are not removable without cutting them off but they're not a problem to have on there. I don't suggest cutting them off because it will defeat the rubber seal feature of this clock. Overall, this clock looks nice on the wall next to the bathroom mirror and the rubber seal will protect the movement from the steamy bathroom environment, which is a real necessity for a bathroom clock (I've learned from past experience that average wall clocks won't last a year in the bathroom).

Very cool clock and it seems ok in the bathroom environment. Like the temperature gauge and the clarity of the screen. The stand included in the clock is a piece of junk, so I just mounted it on a screw in the wall. I would not trust the suction cups in a bathroom inless you put a matress underneath.

I have had no problems attaching the clock to our bathroom tiles with the suckers on the back. The clock looks just like in the picture and it is a really good size. What I like best is that the clock is almost noiseless (the hands don't "tick" but keep running) and that because of the black hands I can still read it even if it is a bit foggy in the bathroom. It also has a kickstand if I decide to place it on the vanity. I like that. The clock sticks out about 2 inches from the wall, so I would suggest that you don't place it in a walkway. Just an observation - you probably also need larger tiles if you want to use the suckers. The tiny square tile or the beveled edge tiles are too uneven for the suction to grab. (I have those in part of my bathroom.) And I would recommend to test the suckers before hanging the clock up high. Just in case…

The face is made of GLASS and is not shatterproof! See the attached photo. Who had the great idea to make a glass product designed for an environment where people are barefoot? This could SERIOUSLY injure someone! Mine fell off the wall after the suction cups failed after only a couple hours. Face shattered, and I cut myself trying to pick up the pieces.

The suction cups are garbage. No matter what you try (and I scoured the web for tips and tried everything), it WILL fall. Before I realized this, it fell and the face was damaged. I kept it anyway. I put twine through the mounting hardware and hung it in my shower instead. Otherwise, it looks and works great, though the temperature feature does seem silly. You can't ever see it since it's always fogged up when the shower is on. I don't need it for any reason, however, so that doesn't affect my use at all. I just need something to keep me on schedule. This does the trick and is fairly attractive at that.

Using clock in bathroom but not with suction cups. Have not tried to remove them (though that would be a nice option although would probably make the clock no longer waterproof). Have clock propped up in the corner on the edge of the bathtub which seems to be working fine. The suction cups are not all that visible. The clock runs so smoothly and does not make any sound. Looks nice, is easy to read. Athough was not purchased for the thermometer it is a nice feature and also easy to read. Arrived quickly and was well packaged with good cushioning to prevent breakage. Overall, a great purchase.

Very happy with this clock, after a month of use. The smooth and silent second hand is very nice and the readability is excellent. The thermometer is its weakest point, unreadable at most angles and partially blocked by the white panel at the angles it is readable. For many years I had a Salton shower clock with suction cups and after it's many falls (roughly once a year) to the shower floor it finally became irreparable. This is its replacement, and to avoid a repeat of that Salton clock's demise I used a 3m Command adhesive "Sawtooth Sticky Nail: hanger (http://www.amazon.com/Command-Sticky-Sawtooth-Hanger-5-Pound/dp/B00404YRY2?ie=UTF8&keywords=sawtooth%20sticky%20nail%20hanger&qid=1463442803&ref_=sr_1_1&sr=8-1d) to hold it to a shower tile. Its little "nail" fits perfectly into the hanging hole on the back without interfering with the suction cups. I doubt the suction cups will hold as well as the 3m hanger, but only time will tell.