La Crosse Technology WT-8005U-B Atomic Digital Wall Clock with Indoor Temperature, Black

Purchased to replace my trusted old Atomic clock (different brand) that worked for 5+ years.
Good and no frill design. Bought it at around $20.

Positives
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- Large and high contrast display, easy to read from far across a room
- Receiver is more sensitive (getting atomic clock signal immediately and during the day, when my old one was only correcting at night (Atomic clock RF signals travel better at night) about 10' from the nearest window). BTW, if you want to get the right clock immediately and during the day, go near a window with clear view to the outside and press clock sync button on the back for manual sync.
- Easy to follow instruction, and the web address for the instruction is printed right next to the battery compartment (handy, since we need to refer to instruction when we change the batteries)
- Simple timezone setting (one button to toggle four USA time zones) -- more on this on Neutral (below) also.
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In Maryland it can be difficult to get a radio-controlled clock to pick up the time signal (it is sent from Colorado), so sometimes it is necessary to set the time manually. Unfortunately, a lot of atomic clocks make this very difficult, giving you only one or two cryptic buttons to use for settings, so it is either impossible to figure out how to set the time or it takes forever because of the clumsy controls. This clock was quick and easy to set up and I did not have to look at the manual at all.

The display and clear and easy to read.

Unlike most digital wall clocks this one includes the seconds -- some people may find the constant updates visually distracting.

I have several LaCrosse atomic clocks, and I have found them to be easy to set up, accurate and reliable. I have one that is five years old and is still going strong.
As well as keeping time and the date, I like being able to see the temperature in the room where it is located to accurately assess my air conditioning and heating unit.
Regular clocks always seem to have the slightest ticking that I find annoying when it is quiet. The atomic clocks do not have that ticking, and I am very pleased about that.
I was glad to get it on a gold box deal and got it on time early in the morning by FedEx. The only thing that I object to is that these atomic clocks do not have backlighting, so I can see the clock at night or in low lighting. If the company ever puts backlighting in, then I would call these clocks more than perfect.