Simple Value White Wall Clock (Lowest Ever Price) - £2 @ Argos

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Simple Value White Wall Clock (Lowest Ever Price) £2.00 @ Argos C&C

£2 Argos12 Jun 16

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shabbird

12 Jun 16

A 1/3 off making it even cheaper. Nice reviews. handy for the kids bedroom or workshop/garage. I have similar in the main sitting room. Nice clear display and functional.

Features: Hours. Minutes. Seconds. This functional wall clock from our Simple Value range will look at home wherever you decide to mount it. It has a clear, easy to read numbered face with black hands.

Quartz movement.
Diameter 23.5cm.
Size H23.5, W23.5, D4.5cm.
Batteries required 1 x AA (not included) .

Top comments

sradmad

12 Jun 16 4 #2

good find op, heat added :smiley:

egonspengler

12 Jun 16 3 #20

oh I give up....!!!! Just ask the staff in ikea. :-)

sido

12 Jun 16 3 #23

we bought one to help teach daughter the time cheaper then most wooden training clocks and has all the numbers shown. so not roman numerals or just sticks .
heat

Tim2011

12 Jun 16 3 #15

I have one of these. Keeps perfect time but beware, it has a very loud tick.

Latest comments (45)

jayfrizzle

13 Jun 16 #45

I have this clock - it ticks really loudly but you do get used to it

BenderRodriguez

13 Jun 16 #44

HUBBATWO

13 Jun 16 #43

I guess OK for £2, I thought. So I ordered a couple and went to collect them at my local Argos. What a load of cheap, nasty, low quality rubbish.
I returned them on the spot. Definitely not worth even the low price, possibly 50p worth, at most.
COLD for quality I'm afraid.

fiqqer

13 Jun 16 #42

what does the tock sound like?

soldierboy001

13 Jun 16 #41

Why how big is your co, oops sorry I miss read that.

soldierboy001

13 Jun 16 1 #40

In my lifetime I or my friends etc. have had several electric clocks like this or posher and never did they have a tick, or even a tock so these must be unique.
By the way it's about time this deal came around.

mastersmithson

13 Jun 16 #39

Ok.....

argosextra

13 Jun 16 #38

How much is it to go to Wilko because my one is £20 cab fare and £5 bus ride so it's more worse for me to buy from Wilko il walk to my Argos and get it from there ok

mystery_man

13 Jun 16 1 #37

You can get a pack of batteries to fit this from wilko's for 50p. Therefore you don't have to spend more on batteries than you did on the clock

hcc27

13 Jun 16 1 #36

Same here, have had one for years..can't remember for how long now, but it keeps good time and as you say, it has a loud tick. Probably uses the same movement from China found in much more expensive clocks.
Good find OP, heated.

cowtc

13 Jun 16 1 #35

Oh great timing just what I needed!

Bunglistik

13 Jun 16 #34

It's much bigger than yours, it'll make your one look like a wristwatch :man:

Bunglistik

13 Jun 16 #33

No they have not, I bought one for a £1

username5

13 Jun 16 #32

You can buy a similar one from poundworld £1 . In a minimalist modern design in a metallic grey/silver.

937666

12 Jun 16 1 #31

Or wear it around your neck :laughing:

http://www.quickmeme.com/img/da/dad24ebd2dc76b0315099e0517eb092f2ceb62938ffffb46115336ee32cdcdb8.jpg

veedubjai

12 Jun 16 #30

Much prefer quieter clocks with sweeping hands but they seem to cost quite a fair bit.

nod56

12 Jun 16 1 #29

do they do it on tick?

madmax666

12 Jun 16 2 #28

must have bought it at the wrong time then

fr3dy77_sp33d

12 Jun 16 #27

I believe you will have better value for money by buying clocks from amazon warehouse deals. it costs a bit more (£2-7 ish) but it lasts longer, looks nicer, and you might get some nice features e.g. silent clock.

summerof76

12 Jun 16 2 #26

Heat added :innocent:

sofiasar

12 Jun 16 #25

been £1.50 for years.

dannygargoyle

12 Jun 16 1 #24

how bigs this clock in inches i wanna compare it with my clock

sido

12 Jun 16 3 #23

we bought one to help teach daughter the time cheaper then most wooden training clocks and has all the numbers shown. so not roman numerals or just sticks .
heat

soulman123

12 Jun 16 #22

cheapo clock

Johnny_Bravo

12 Jun 16 1 #21

Personally, I would rather pay slightly more and get one that is quieter or silent. The loud ticking would sound even louder when a room is quiet, so will keep you up, if you're trying to sleep if it was in your bedroom. I was actually thinking that might be the reason why they're being sold off this cheap. Thanks for the confirmation Tim2011. :smile:

egonspengler

12 Jun 16 3 #20

oh I give up....!!!! Just ask the staff in ikea. :-)

egonspengler

12 Jun 16 #19

Sorry, hyperlink didn't work...Try this one.
[url=m.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/art/70098989/]Clock[/url]

mel1408

12 Jun 16 1 #4

£1 each in IKEA if you have one close by

egonspengler to mel1408

12 Jun 16 #18

I could only find them for £1.50 each:
m.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/art/70098989/
But that's still 50p cheaper...