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Sangean RCR-22 AM/FM Atomic Clock Radio | 
| Brand: Sangean
Category: CE
Buy New: See price in cart
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Rating:  60 reviews
Sales Rank: 1553
Color: Silver
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 5
Dimensions (in): 6.5 x 6.8 x 3.3
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
MPN: RCR-22
Model: RCR-22
UPC: 729288059226
EAN: 0729288059226
ASIN: B000QUGKRQ
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Features:
| • | Radio controlled clock automatically sets itself | | • | Separate weekday alarm | | • | 14 station presets-7 FM and 7 AM | | • | Adjustable separate nap and sleep timers | | • | Humane Waking System buzzer |
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Amazon.com Product Description
Sangean's RCR-22 Clock Radio is the atomic clock radio you can set once and forget. It connects to the atomic clock in Boulder, Colorado to set the most accurate time available. Once the clock is set you can program the dual alarms to wake to your favorite AM or FM station. Take advantage of the Humane Waking System that begins with a low volume beep and gradually increases in intensity to slowly wake you instead of receiving a firm jolt that others provide. There is also a handy sleep timer that allows you to fall asleep listening to your favorite radio station from 15 minutes up to 2 hours. You can also connect your iPod or a CD player to the auxiliary input to enjoy your favorite soothing sounds CD or digital music collection to fall asleep.
Product Description
Sangean's RCR-22 Clock Radio is the atomic clock radio you can set once and forget. It connects to the atomic clock in Boulder, Colorado to set the most accurate time available. Once the clock is set you can program the dual alarms to wake to your favorite AM or FM station. Take advantage of the Humane Waking System that begins with a low volume beep and gradually increases in intensity to slowly wake you instead of receiving a firm jolt that others provide. There is also a handy sleep timer that allows you to fall asleep listening to your favorite radio station from 15 minutes up to 2 hours. With the Aux-input you can connect your iPod or a CD player to enjoy your favorite Soothing Sounds CD or digital music collection to fall asleep. Adjustable alarm buzzer level Weekday selection Easy-to-read LCD Alarm set LED indicator Time Zone switch Headphone out Snooze Auxiliary in
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| Customer Reviews: Read 55 more reviews...
 Close to perfect if only.... November 2, 2008
L. Welch (Ohio, USA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I bought this alarm clock mainly to let me have a clock radio that I could use the sleep function on and have input to my ipod. My alarm clock is a different radio. br / br /I love it. The reception is great. If a few things were changed around it would be my only one. br / br /I love the multiple alarm settings br /I love that you can set the alarm to any digital station or input and it will use that rather than what you had on last. br /I like the light setting that lights up when you touch it. br / br /I wish: br /I wish the volume for the alarm could be set different than what the sleep settings were on last. My Timex I have now for my alarm does do that. It has a sleep volume and the master volume. br / br /I wish the numbers were bigger or better contrast so that I could see it more easily with my glasses off. br / br /I wish it could charge my ipod as well as use the 3.5 cable so that I didn't have to have 2 cables. br / br /I wish that I could use the headset function for sleep sound but tell it to use the regular speakers for the alarm.
 Great clock radio! Yes, it has a dimmable display! October 9, 2008
Mark J. Carnie
I have had my Sangean RCR-22 for about 10 months now and I absolutely love it! I took a long while to choose a replacement for my Oregon Scientific Atomic Radio Alarm Clock (which I would rate mediocre) because I wanted to make sure I didn't repeat the same mistakes that I made buying that one (bad radio and BRIGHT display). br / br /The Sangean has so many features that I like, for instance, two alarms, excellent digital radio reception, great speaker, 7 programmable preset radio station buttons, more. br / br /The feature that I want to address most, because I think it has caused many reviewers to unfairly criticize the clock, is the brightness of the display. This is a highly important feature of a radio alarm clock since most people will have it on their nightstand and don't want a bright light keeping them awake. I think that a lot of reviewers were unfamiliar with how the brightness modes work thus were disappointed. br / br /There are two brightness modes for the display: Maximum bright, and dimmable. Maximum bright is obviously the highest setting and is clearly visible and legible 20 feet away in daylight. In the dimmable mode you control the brightness using the knob on the bottom of the clock. The knob is kind of fiddly (small, recessed, and stiff) so it's not something that you want to mess with on a daily basis. Anyway, you use the knob (easiest with a small screwdriver) to set the display brightness to what you are comfortable with at night (I have mine set all the way off). On the front of the clock (on the bottom right) there is a button to switch between the two brightness modes. At night I just press the button once to put the display into the dimmable mode which essentially turns the display off. If I wake up in the middle of the night I just find the button, press it to see the time, then press it again to dim the display. Finding the button is easy due to the side posts I know it is on the bottom right. In the morning when the alarm goes off, the display switches to bright mode so the time is then visible during the day. br / br /This is definitely the best atomic radio alarm clock that I have owned (it's my third one so far) and well worth the price.
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