LEXIBOOK RL977DLXB Disney Stitch Projector Alarm Clock with Night Light
Product description
With its round plastic design, the LEXIBOOK Disney Stitch clock is made for an indoor bedroom setting. Its ceiling projection shows stars in three colours, adding a bedtime feature beyond the usual digital display.
The blue-backlit LCD shows the time and alarm settings, while the clock runs on batteries. That gives you flexibility over where to place it in a child’s room, without a mains connection described in the product details.
A sleep timer and snooze function round out its everyday features. It is designed to combine a night light and alarm clock in one unit, rather than serve as a standalone time display.
Tips for day-to-day use
Use the projection and night light as part of a child’s bedtime routine, then set the timer to switch the light off after 5, 15 or 30 minutes. The star display comes in three colours, while the blue LCD keeps the digital time and alarm settings visible. For a practical setup, place the clock where its display can be read and its projection can be seen from the bed, the product details do not specify a projection distance or brightness adjustment.
The snooze function is there for mornings when an alarm needs a brief pause. As it is battery powered, you can choose its position without relying on a nearby socket, though the supplied information does not state which batteries it takes or whether they are included.
Why it’s worth it
A basic alarm clock covers waking up, this one also adds a timed night light and star projection, which may make it more appealing as a child’s bedroom accessory. Would those bedtime features be useful in your routine? If the answer is yes, the combination may be more practical than buying a separate night light and simple clock, while still keeping time and alarm settings on an LCD screen.
It suits you if you want a Stitch-themed clock with a few features for settling down and waking up, rather than just a time display. The timer options are clearly specified, so you can choose how long the light stays on without leaving it running all night. The product is described as having small parts, however, with a choking hazard warning, bear that in mind when deciding whether it is suitable for the child and where it will be placed.
What matters most
The main buying distinction is the mix of projection, timed light and alarm functions. The clock is blue, round and made of plastic, with a digital blue-backlit LCD. Its star projection is described as showing three colours, but no further detail is given about brightness, projection controls or how the colours are selected.
Battery power helps with placement around an indoor bedroom, but it is worth noting if you specifically need a mains-powered clock. Better avoided if a mains connection is essential for your setup. The supplied details also do not identify battery type or runtime, so those points cannot be assessed from the listed features.
Practical questions
What does the projection show? It projects stars onto the ceiling in three colours.
How long can the night light stay on? The sleep timer offers 5, 15 or 30 minutes before automatic shut-off.
Does it have an alarm and snooze? Yes. The product includes an alarm with a snooze function, alongside its digital time display.
Final verdict
The LEXIBOOK RL977DLXB is worth considering when a child’s clock needs to do more than show the time: its Stitch styling, star projection, timed night light and snooze function bring bedtime and morning features together. Choose it for that combination and the flexibility of battery-powered placement. If you only need a straightforward alarm clock, the projection and night light may be extras you do not need.