mooasLoop Bathroom Clock, Shower Clock, Waterproof Shower Clock, Hanging Clock with Hook, Waterproof Shower Clock, Kitchen Clock, Non-Ticking Battery Operated (Orange)

Does as I expected. An anti fog should be put on clock for starters. It would t last forever but been nice to have and when wore off I’d sprayed my google anti fog on it. So no biggie but woulda given it 5 stars if that had been included. Otherwise I love it. Now I know when I’m running late as I’ve got a very big and comfortable shower and time can get away from you in it.

So far so good.

I've had this bathroom clock for one year now and unfortunately it no longer works. I changed the battery for a new one like always, but it simply stopped working. It was nice when it worked, but this product is not meant to last long. I did not experience any corrosion either.

The old one broke after 5 years yay! Wanted one with a hook to secure better than a suction cup, I used a command hook & this is working perfectly!

The suction cup worked for a bit, but it fell off within a day, and my second attempt didn't fare any better. (I have smooth tile, and cleaned and dried it too, so that wasn't the issue.) It did however survive both falls and is still working fine, just hanging from my curtain hook now. It isn't completely silent, but the ticking is only about as loud as most wristwatches--it takes a quiet room to hear it. For some reason, when I got it, the clock face was installed upside down, but I pulled the cover off gently and switched it around. Seems like it has a good seal to keep the water out, but I haven't been using it for long yet. The plastic cover on the front does tend to fog up a bit (on the outside) once the shower gets hot, since the air inside is cooler still.

Good looking. Good size. The loop did not fit around my fancy faucet. Had to return it. Bought a clock with an adjustable rope handle.

No miss-use. Never dropped it. Only lasting 9 month! First time in my life that a clock died on me and I am not 20 years old. LOL

I really liked that this was a clock with hands. However, the dial face is made of paper.It takes a while but it gets wet/ damp if you hang it inside the shower. Mine was on the upper handle. Once it gets wet and dries, the paper is warped, which impedes the hands from moving correctly. Once the hands cannot move, the time is inaccurate.Otherwise, it works and it's silent.Suggest they use plastic or something for the dial face.

In the shower I have worn a watch for years and have a clock in the washroom but still, with ADHD:, outta sight, outta mind and with time in particular. So having a water-resistant clock in-shower/bath has proven essential. It is easily legible and sits in a place I have to look and therefore process what time it actually is. Indispensable for those who are time-blind.

It comes with a simple suction holder and it fell from the bathroom tiles. Also, it fogs up easily. It looks good, except it’s not worth the price.

This wasn't the size I thought.

Uses up battery very quickly