Moshi Voice Control Digital Alarm Clock |  | Brand: UNKN
Category: Kitchen
Buy New: $44.00
as of 3/11/2010 20:38 EST details
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Seller: Magnifying Aids.
Rating:  39 reviews
Sales Rank: 10726
Autographed: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.1
Dimensions (in): 8 x 5.3 x 4.1
MPN: T-HCMOSHI
Model: MLC489
ASIN: B001MKKHFK
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | 3 different talking alarm clock sounds available - chime, chirp or bell | | • | Clock will play a sleep sound of your choice for 5 minutes (water, birds or waterfall) | | • | Night light | | • | Announces the time, date, alarm and temperature | | • | Operates on AC/DC power or 3 AAA batteries (not included) |
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Product Description
Meet Moshi the voice control digital alarm clock! Simply say "Hello Moshi," followed by what you want. Moshi responds to 12 basic commands. Commands include "time," "alarm," "set time," "set alarm," "turn off alarm," "sleep sound," "night light" and more. Plus, you can choose from three different alarm sounds and three soothing sleep sound programs. Uses three AAA backup batteries (not included). AC adapter included. Choice of three alarms. Choose from three different alarm sounds and three soothing sleep sound programs. Additional specifications: Includes AC adapter. Uses three AAA backup batteries (not included).
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Showing reviews 1-5 of 39
 It works March 3, 2010
Paul Casbarian (Schaumburg, IL USA)
I got tired of trying to push those tiny buttons on digital clocks to change the time and alarm, especially after they tend to wear out. Moshi works. Tell it the time, and it is there. Tell it when you want to wake up, and there it is. It also gives you a nine minute snooze. It does have a bug or two. If more than one person is talking in the area (tv and radio included) Moshi can get mixed signals. Also very occasionally does something on its own when triggered by the television or other vocalization which comes close to a command. Overall great product and to see how it works before buying go to the Moshi manufacturer's website.
Great alarm clock February 10, 2010
Dlux (New Jersey)
I have owned this alarm clock for several months now, and have recently found out that there are several model numbers, so I can only speak for mine. The MLC498 DOES allow you to choose one nightlight instead of the "disco ball" that another reviewer spoke about. The controls are on the back of the clock. The only problem is that they don't let you choose the single color, which may have changed on it's new model, the MLC498. The voice on the clock allows you to choose from Low-Medium-High, so when set on low, it does not wake the other person. As long as you speak clearly, the clock understands your commands, as long as you say them the way you are instructed. Also, another reviewer stated that you have to reset the alarm every day. That is not true on this model. Once the alarm is set, when it goes off in the morning and you say the command to turn the alarm off, as long as you don't say it again, it remains set for the same time the next day. All in all this is a GREAT alarm clock.
 MOSHI February 6, 2010
PB (RICHARDSON, TX, US)
We purchased Moshi for my husband's elderly Mother who has a problem setting her clock/alarm, etc. BUT after playing with Moshi we thought it could be too frustrating for her to learn. So we decided to keep the clock, and we have enjoyed memorizing all the commands and just speaking what we need done. Fun purchase!!
Nice Novalty February 6, 2010
Andrew B. Joshu (Spgfld, IL USA)
While voice recognition (VR)of anyone's voice is not yet perfect, the Moshi VR talking alarm clock basically works pretty well. The environment has to be reasonably quiet, you have to speak clearly - not slowly, just clearly, and it has trouble with some exact times. For example: thirteen and fourteen, thirty and forty. I could not get it set to 6:30 so I set it to 6:29. Close enough for my lifestyle. I really enjoy the ability to set the alarm, in the dark, with my eyes closed, without getting up. One suggestion to the manufacturer...please expand the alarm sounds! The three alarm sounds are truely nasty. All in all, cool technology, cool clock. Neat glimpse into the future possibilities of VR devices. Nice styling, nice nightlight feature, calender and temperature function too(if it could only tell me the temperature outside?).
Great Idea! February 1, 2010
Kacey (Andover, Maine USA)
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
Bought this as a Christmas gift for my viually impaired brother and so far really like it and will buy another for another room. The only problems we had, as have been mentioned, was the loose power cord but once in place on the bedside table that resolved itself, and the snooze alarm not turning off. We've found a work around ~ once the alarm goes off or after the first snooze, tell it to set alarm to another time, say in the afternoon, then tell it to turn the alarm off. This silences it for the day. Moshi Voice Controlled Talking Alarm Clock
With more and more folks suffering from macular degeneration and other visual impairing issues this is a real breakthrough, despite its quirks.
Kathy in Maine
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