Sharp

Sharp Projection Table Clock Black with USB Charge

3.7 (8 reviews)

Check the time without reaching for your phone — the Sharp Projection Clock puts the hour on your ceiling where you actually need it.

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Overview

The Sharp Projection Table Clock solves a small but genuinely useful problem: checking the time during the night without the jarring brightness of a phone screen or fumbling for a lamp switch. By projecting a large, readable time display onto the ceiling or wall, it keeps you oriented at a glance — no reaching, no squinting. The addition of indoor temperature readout and a calendar display means it earns its nightstand space beyond simple alarm duty, consolidating several functions into one compact device.

The build is lightweight and modern — the rectangular profile sits unobtrusively on a shelf or nightstand. AC power with AAA battery backup covers the reliability angle, keeping your alarm intact through outages. The projection head adjusts in angle for ceiling or wall aim, giving you flexibility based on your room layout. The essential thing to set expectations around: this is a nighttime tool first. In a lit room, the projection is not visible and you rely on the standard digital face. For what it is — a thoughtfully designed bedside companion — it delivers solid value at its price point.

Key Features

Brand New in box. The product ships with all relevant accessories

Specifications

Brand
Sharp
Color
Black
Display Type
Digital
Style
Modern
Special Features
Time Projection, Indoor Temperature Display, Snooze, Alarm, Calendar
Power Source
Corded Electric + Battery Backup (2 AAA, not included)
Shape
Rectangular
Mounting Type
Table / Wall Mount
Dimensions
5.33 x 5.9 x 2 inches
Weight
12.6 oz

Pros & Cons

👍 Pros

  • Ceiling or wall projection lets you check the time in the middle of the night without reaching for your phone or turning on a light.
  • Dual power supply — AC primary plus AAA battery backup — keeps alarm settings and time intact through power outages.
  • Integrated indoor temperature display adds useful ambient information without needing a separate thermometer on the nightstand.
  • Calendar display reduces the number of devices needed on a bedside table.
  • Compact rectangular footprint fits on a standard nightstand without dominating the surface.

👎 Cons

  • Projection is only practical in a dark room — any ambient light washes it out, limiting its usefulness to nighttime hours.
  • Batteries are not included, which is an easy-to-overlook omission that affects backup functionality right out of the box.
  • The temperature sensor reads indoor ambient temperature only, with no outdoor data.
  • The lightweight construction means the projection angle can shift if the clock is bumped — occasional readjustment is part of ownership.
  • Product listing is light on detail for some features, creating uncertainty about certain specifications before purchasing.

Frequently Asked Questions

The projection is designed for dark or dim conditions — it's at its best in a darkened bedroom at night. In a well-lit room, the image washes out and you'll fall back on the standard digital face display. That's the honest expectation for projection clocks at this price point.
It runs primarily on AC power (corded). It also accepts 2 AAA batteries (not included) as backup, which means your alarm setting and clock time survive a power outage without resetting. Worth loading the batteries before your first night.
Yes — the projection head can be repositioned to angle toward either the ceiling or a wall, which is useful depending on your nightstand placement and room layout.
It displays indoor ambient temperature. Check the included documentation for whether your specific unit supports switching between °F and °C, as this can vary.
The alarm is adequate for most users and includes a snooze function. If you're a particularly heavy sleeper, you may want a backup — the design prioritizes quiet operation overall, and the alarm reflects that.