 
| About This Product You can start the day to your favourite tunes with the CRG-60 radio alarm clock from Gear4, as it has an iPod docking station to play music stored on your favourite player while it's charging it up.What's more, the CRG-60 has an FM tuner and a repeat function to give you more control over your music. ....read more RRP £34.99 Amazon Price £36.99  Rating Average Customer Rating
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Gear4 CRG60 Alarm Clock Radio with iPod Dock
July 20, 2010 By 3 Comments
1 out of 5
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Utter rubbish!!!
Rating:1 out of 5 stars
DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT: Waste of money. Utterly hopeless. Will only sometimes play an iPod, bad connections. Radio dire. Threw it away (couldn’t sell it for even a tenner) and bought a Sony version for twice the price – but a thousand times better!
So many problems
Rating:1 out of 5 stars
It’s not the light that gave me the problems, as you can easily turn it off, it’s the fact that it cuts out all the time, for no apparent reason! I bought it yesterday and so far it’s been able to go about 5 minutes without cutting out while playing my Ipod. The alarm failed to go off this morning despite me following the instructions in the booklet to the letter – for something with so few buttons it’s very complicated. And to top it all off, there are no troubleshooting posts anywhere on Gear4′s site, so I have no idea how to fix it! Bad, bad move.
Disappointing alarm clock
Rating:1 out of 5 stars
I found several problems with this product.
1. The alarm volume is very loud, and seems to be independent of the volume you set for the radio.
2. To select radio channels, you can only scan in ascending order with the ability to reset back to the beginning. Why not just have a seek down button instead of a reset button?
3. When the alarm goes off, touching any button other than snooze disables the alarm entirely. The same goes if you are using the “Nap” function (and I would imagine the Sleep timer as well, though I didn’t use the Sleep timer).
4. Most annoyingly, instead of having illuminated numbers on a black screen, they’ve decided to have the background light up instead. You can choose to have the background in one of three dimmer settings, which I would describe as Invisible at Night, Lighthouse in the Room, and Broad Daylight 24 Hours a Day.
I am returning this item and will continue my search for a decent alarm clock.