PhilipsMirror FM USB Clock Radio (Model: TAR4406)
R599
Please Note
We are unable to source this product for a price that would allow us to offer our usual savings so we are running it at a comparative retail price.
About
Get up ready to rock. This FM clock radio will charge your mobile device while you sleep--and wakes you with a gently rising alarm tone or radio station. There’s also a Sleep Timer, so you can fall asleep listening to the radio too
Product Features
- Mirror-finish display with large clock digits
- USB charging port
- FM digital tuning with 20 presets
- Wake to an alarm tone or the radio
- Dual alarm function
- Sleep Timer
- Gentle Wake
- Repeat alarm for extra snooze time
- Battery backup in event of power failure
- Easy-to-read display with adjustable brightness
- Buttons on the top for tuning, volume, alarm, and more
Product Specifications
- Display: LED
- Type: Digital
- Time format:12H, 24H
- No. of alarms: 2
- Alarm source: Buzzer, FM radio
- Snooze (repeat alarm): Yes, 9 mins
- 24 hours alarm reset: Yes
- Sleep timer: 15/ 30/ 60/ 90/ 120 mins
- Antenna: FM antenna
- Tuner bands: FM
- FM frequency range: 87.5 - 108 MHz
- No. of preset stations: 20
- Output power (RMS): 700 mW
- Sound System: Mono
- Power type: AC Input
- AC power input: 100-240V, 50/60 Hz
- Operation power consumption: <7.5W
- Standby power consumption: <1W
- Backup battery; AAA x 2 (not included)
- USB devices: 5V, 1A
- Included accessories: Warranty certificate, Quick start guide
- Dimensions: 11 x 7.5 x 11 cm
- Warranty: 12 Months
What's cookin', good lookin'?
In the Northern Hemisphere, typical Western festive foods include things like stuffed turkey, mashed potatoes and cranberry sauce. There's usually snow outside and Mariah Carey and Michael Bublé playing in every mall. In South Africa, we still have Carey and Bublé everywhere, but no snow, and every family kind of decides what their own traditional feast will be. From honey-glazed gammon to snoek on the fire, or even just takeouts, we all just kind of do what we like.
One festive dish we simply cannot recommend enough, though, is pig trotters! No kidding! Sure, they take a helluva long time to cook (about 4 hours), they smell kinda funky and taste even weirder, but with enough salt, pepper, spice and desperation, they're not bad! And the best part is, they're a great source of collagen, which we all know is the latest craze as far as healthy skin and bones is concerned!
Alternatively, you can skip the pig trotters and just check out our main deal on 2 x 700g jars of Harvest Table collagen granules. They probably taste better and won't stink up your kitchen, either.