Glow Tube Clock - Retro Nixie Tube Clock with Digital Display, RGB Light, Perfect for Desktop and Room Decoration, Creative Gift

I like the appearance. It looks like something built on a diy YouTube channel that has a really nice budget which is the aesthetic I was looking for. The setup was fair. I either fat fingered my WiFi password (very possible) or it just took a few tries for it to finally connect to my wireless. The interface is barebones. Instead of a very intuitive interface with nice drop downs and pretty buttons, it's a based on inputting raw values. However, those settings work without issue so I'm happy with it. Weird thing of note: it reacts to my Roku TV remote (it's right under the TV) so I had to mute it. Unfortunately there's no option on the web interface so I had to use the remote.

Mine is absolutely awesome. No connectivity issues whatsoever; it effortlessly latched on to my wi-fi, and all I needed to do was adjust for DST. No phone app, no problems, no hassle; nothing but using the remote. I love this thing.

Update 2: a couple weeks later. The company wrote back and suggested the only solution was to use the wifi login. This world is so full of bad actors-- this is not a good solution. However, the chime is no longer bothersome, so I'm raising it a star to four stars. All functions should be available through its own interface without the need for Internet, or a computer/phone. There's a way to shut off the chime from the device itself, because I found the truck before online, but it's being withheld for some reason whereas before it was shared. Update 1: First update after a year. There is a way to turn off the chime without using Wi-Fi, I should have wrote it down since it was a tip I found and it's not on the instruction sheet. Now everyone in the house is going nuts with the loud chime. I like its aesthetics. I just don't want it connected with my phone (security reasons) when it can be turned off by coding the remote. If I could find the speaker, I'd take it out. It turned back on after a power outage, possibly because I had another remote to adjust another appliance and it messed with this one. A few weeks ago, I tried to message the seller who claims 24 hours response but I didn't get a response. Will raise the rating if I hear back. It's a great product otherwise. Original Review: The original 5 star review was removed not by me. I praised it highly. I still do.

Fantastic clock; fairly easy to setup through the onboard wifi. Includes many features that are easily used via the included remote control; including date/time, stopwatch, alarms and more. You can easily turn the clock on and off via the remote to get the most life out of these nixie tubes. Love the multiple Type C port locations for hiding cables more easily. This clock is small, but larger nixie tubes can cost $100 each; making a larger clock upwards of $700 or more just in material cost. These IN-12 tubes are massively available at fairly low cost for replacement in the future. Fits perfectly under a computer display for a nice desktop feature. The clock is packaged well and has decent instructions for set-up and use. I would definitely buy it again and/or recommend it to someone who wants to get their first nixie clock. Note: the instructions do clearly state, not to use computer or monitor USB power ports; as I believe they do not have a high enough amperage output. Use a USB charger brick rated for 1 to 2 amps; or if you have a nice USB hub that is externally powered, you can also use that (just check the output ratings). I use a hub that includes 4 ports with no data connection to the PC and provide higher power output specifically for charging/powering devices at higher output than standard USB ports from a PC.

Exelente...!! me encanta...!! muy buen producto...!!

The number two on the second vacuum tube is not working. Tech support has yet to return my message. Dont think this product will have a long life.

Beautiful Soviet Era IN12 Nixie tubes from Ukraine. Some have OTK Military CERT. Tube date codes very early 90’s seems like Nixie Tube Factory shut down in 92. Have never seen any IN12 or IN18 Tubes marked after 92. Long live the Ukraine.

RGB is reasonably to configure, but a pain to get in and out of via wifi and direct connection to the clock and no option to control any other way. Shouldn't be much of an issue except for time changes. all the color options you could ask for. Super cool retro and modern mixed design. the stand makes a big difference to change the angle and make it easier to read down the barrel of the bulbs. on my desk it was difficult to read without, but that's a 3 min fix. options of all kinds in those settings, 12/24 hr, Alarms, scheduled brightness or color changes. If the system was easier to configure, it'd be 5 stars.