Noooo!!!! Don't get me wrong Argos have the worst customer service in my opinion but the clock is worth the amount cheers.

I have this got it for £2.00 last time it was posted on HUKD. For the price it's definitely worth the price I've had for 2months no problems at all the best £2.00 I have spent in ages.

The cheap Ikea one looks more modern, how does this compare quality wise? I've went through two Ikea ones in the past couple of years, but at this price they're more or less disposable!

Why not buy a clock movement off Ebay for 99p superglue it to the wall and write your own numbers on the wall in permanent black marker? - looks "mint" - just another fashion tip from the estates up north.

It keeps very accurate time but some people will find the very loud tick annoying.

this has been posted 3 times now over the last month lol but good find if you didnt know.

Have had this for over 5 years..hasn't skipped a beat.
Heat.

Ours has lasted over a year so far, we bought it to teach kids time, as most clocks don't have all the numbers on and the practice wooden clocks are more than this,

Just a word of warning, it does not have an alarm.

Combining it with a set of solar LEDs from B&M produces a solar powered clock that is illuminated during the night.

Just keep it some place sunny during the day (or at least the solar panel)!

http://www.bmstores.co.uk/products/60-solar-led-string-lights-white-306876

This is what happens when you combine drinking & posting.

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Chucked in the bin within 5 hours... It would have cost me £2 in fuel to return it. Correct it got stuck at a time and never moved lol

Great if it's permanently 10 mins 32 seconds past 10.

What a time to be alive :innocent:

It's cheap because according to that picture it's only correct twice a day

Just...why!? Lol