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Keebmonkey IN12 Walnut Nixie Clock

Name: Keebmonkey IN12 Walnut Nixie Clock
Brand: Keebmonkey
SKU: keebmonkey-in12-walnut-nixie-clock
Price: 299 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 3 (2 reviews)

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New from Keebmonkey, the IN12 Walnut Nixie Clock is a specimen devoted to doing things the old fashioned way. While many modern nixie-style clocks opt for LEDs that approximate the classic tube-time-telling technology, this clock features six IN12 tubes that can be set to the exact digital time for a classic display Read More

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ryoni

Oct 17, 2024

Verified Buyer

Do you have $300 to burn?

This nixie clock is nearly impossible to program. The instructions are ZERO help. The app doesn't exist on iOS and the Android app doesn't work on any version that I could figure out. So automatic setting of the clock is impossible. Cool! Manual settings then. This is also impossible as the setting parameters do NOT match the instructions. An exploration of further settings reveals them to be useless if YOU CANT SET THE PROPER TIME. DO NOT BUY.

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ryoni

Oct 17, 2024

ryoniEVERYTHING IS IN CHINESE AND IS WRONG

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DarthChalupa

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Aug 14, 2024

Verified Buyer

Too expensive,

I will admit that this was a stupid expensive purchase with a little regret, but I really like it. I like the uniqueness of wood, you can see mine has a little knot on the front. The warmth of the color, and the layered depth of the numbers you get with the tubes make it pleasing to look at for more than just time. It's a great fusion of analog and digital. It was supposed to be a bedside clock, but I like it so much it's sort of a center piece in my setup now. It lives under my monitor and helps keep me honest about my chair time. It comes loaded with options to customization options, and some good features. You can change just about everything about how and what it displays. It has a speaker, it can talk, play music(untested), and maybe some other things I don't know about. I suggest keeping the reference table from the very short instructions. The nature of it's display limits what the amount of information it can provide. It's all laid out in menus and it does tell you what the menu's are, but they're are 18 individual menus. So yeah, you should keep the cheat sheet, and maybe some magnification device, because I think it won 2nd place at the "Tiny Font Awards". Was there an ink shortage or something?. It uses 3 touch sensitive controls on top, but I find the included remote easier to manipulate things. It says it can use an android app... I have it, I've used it. Little of the app is in English, and I was disappointed that it can really only be used to set the time, date, and back light colors. It does make it easier if you want to go crazy with the light options, but what a missed opportunity. The clock itself is fine and the packaging had nice padding in it, but the manual and app are bottom tier. Really 'spensive.