Post #1702064

@spaceluciolle Oddly, my Mac Classic alarm clock is exactly like that. It also happens to look like a Mac Classic and sense temperature. The display emits no light at all unless you tap the top to turn the backlight on. All the product shot have the backlight turned on because it looks more like a Mac that way, but the default when you power it on is for it to be off. It's USB-C chargeable and lasts a really long time (at least a month) with the backlight off. I've had it since Christmas and only charged it once so far, and that was because I had the backlight on for a few days. It's not even particularly expensive. Also, you insert a replica System 7 disk to power it on (and eject it to power it off). I probably get more compliments about it than anything else on my desk at work. https://www.raycue.com/products/maclock