• Cast projection alarm clock, black with white digits
  • The time projected in red on a bedroom ceiling at night, read from the pillow
  • Cast mirror face bright by day, dimmed with the time on the wall at night
  • Two fingers tilting the Cast projector toward the wall
  • Cast on a nightstand next to a lamp, reading glasses and a book
  • A child looking at the time projected on the ceiling, Cast with green digits on the dresser
  • Cast projection alarm clock, black with red digits
  • Cast projection alarm clock, black with green digits
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Cast - Projection Alarm Clock

Cast - Projection Alarm Clock

Read the time without lifting your head.

Time on the Ceiling
Glance up, don't get up
Big Digits, Mirror Face
Read it across the room
Dims Itself at Night
Bright by day, soft after dark
Alarm With Snooze
Buttons on top, no app
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  • checkChecking the time at 3am without reaching for your phone
  • checkThe kid who comes in asking if it's morning yet
  • checkReading the clock from the pillow, without your glasses
  • checkLight sleepers who hate a clock glowing all night
  • checkWaking up to an alarm, not to your notifications
  • checkA nightstand that looks better with a mirror on it
  • checkA gift for whoever still checks their phone at night
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  • 1-Year Warranty Included

What you get

  • 1 x Cast projection alarm clock, black, with white, green, or red digits
  • Projects the time in red on the ceiling or the wall behind it; the projector turns
  • A curved mirror face, 7 inches wide, big digits
  • Four brightness levels, and it dims itself when the room goes dark
  • Alarm with snooze, 12 or 24-hour time, room temperature
  • A USB power cable in the box, about 3 feet; wall adapter not included

Cast - Projection Alarm Clock

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A woman on her pillow at night looking up at the time projected in red on the ceiling by the Cast alarm clock

Look up.Not at your phone.

Three in the morning. You want the time, not the phone. Cast puts it on the ceiling, soft red, where your eyes already are. Glance. Back to sleep.

  • Red digits on the ceiling or the wall
  • Read it with your head still on the pillow
  • Made for the dark, not the daytime
  • Aim it up, or at the wall behind it
A bedroom at breakfast seen from the door, the Cast mirror face bright and readable on the nightstand

Bright across the room.Soft next to your pillow.

Big digits behind a curved mirror. Read them from the door, from the bed, without your glasses. Lights out, and Cast dims itself. No glow in your face.

  • 7.3 inches wide, 3.7 inches tall
  • Four brightness levels, bright to off
  • Dims itself when the room goes dark
  • A black clock with white, green, or red digits
A hand reaching over to press the snooze button on top of the Cast alarm clock in morning light

The alarm,without the screen.

Your phone's alarm comes with everything on the screen. Cast has one job. Set it, hit snooze with one button, and leave the phone charging somewhere else.

  • Alarm with snooze, buttons on top
  • 12 or 24-hour time, room temperature
  • Plugs in: a USB cable is in the box
  • A backup battery keeps the time if power blips

Loved by the 3am crowd.

Real stories from nightstands, kids' rooms, and one pair of reading glasses.

  • ★★★★★

    I used to grab my phone for the time, see three notifications

    I used to grab my phone for the time, see three notifications, and lie there for an hour. Now I open my eyes, the time is on the ceiling in red, and I'm back asleep. My phone charges in the kitchen. Mornings, I read the big face from the door.

    Rachel M., 34

  • ★★★★★

    The numbers on my old clock were a blur without my glasses

    The numbers on my old clock were a blur without my glasses. This one I read from the pillow, and from the hallway. It dims itself when I turn the lamp off, so it isn't glaring at me all night. Setting it was the easy part.

    Carol B., 61

  • ★★★★★

    I got the white digits for my nightstand and my grandson fell

    I got the white digits for my nightstand and my grandson fell in love with it on a sleepover. So the green one went to his room. He reads it on his ceiling now instead of coming in to ask if it's morning. His mom thanked me twice.

    Linda H., 58

  • ★★★★★

    Heads up: the projector has a right way to face

    Heads up: the projector has a right way to face. Tilt it up or at the wall behind it and it reads fine. One turn of the projector and you're done. Lights off, the red numbers on the ceiling are crisp. In daylight you read the mirror face instead. I use both.

    Marcus T., 41

  • ★★★★★

    A gift for my husband, who checks his phone all night, and I kept the other one

    A gift for my husband, who checks his phone all night, and I kept the other one. It plugs in, so you need an outlet by the bed, and the cable reaches fine. He looks up now instead of lighting up the whole room. Our bedroom is dark again.

    Dana W., 37

    Try it for 60 days.

    Put it on the nightstand, read it from across the room, aim it at the ceiling at night. If you're still squinting at it, or still reaching for your phone to check the time, send it back for a full refund. And the 1-Year Warranty covers the clock.

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    Cast - Projection Alarm Clock

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Which way do I aim the projector?

    Up at the ceiling, or at the wall behind the clock, and the time reads right. The projector turns, so you set it once when you place the clock. Pointed at the wall in front of the clock, the time comes out backwards.

    Can I see the projection during the day?

    No. The projection is made for a dark room. In daylight, read the mirror face instead; it's bright enough to see across the room.

    Will it keep me up at night?

    No. Cast dims itself when the room goes dark. You can also set the face to dim, or all the way off.

    Does it need to be plugged in?

    Yes. Cast runs on the USB power cable in the box; plug it into a USB wall adapter (not included). A small backup battery keeps the time through a power blip.

    Is it an alarm clock too?

    Yes. Set the alarm from the buttons on top and hit snooze with one press.

    Can I turn the projection off?

    Yes. One press turns the projector on or off, and the mirror face keeps showing the time.

    How big is it?

    7.3 inches wide, 3.7 inches tall, 1.7 inches deep. It fits on a nightstand with room for a lamp.

    Which colors does it come in?

    Black, with white, green, or red digits. The projection is red on all three.

    Does it show the temperature?

    Yes, the room temperature, on the display.

    What's in the box?

    In the box: 1 Cast projection alarm clock, its stand, and a USB power cable.

    What's the warranty?

    One year.

    How fast does it ship?

    Orders leave within 24 hours.

    What if it doesn't work for me?

    60 days, full refund.

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