Not too shabby. It's a good clock radio -- easy to set, attractive, usb charging, and you get a nice night light. I liked the guitar tone for wakeup but the other two wakeup tones were blah, imo. What's up with not having the option to shut off the clock display?? I don't get that, especially in this price range. The bluetooth wakeup feature is hit or miss for me -- sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't...lol! The alarm will default to the guitar tone if bluetooth flakes out. The buttons have good tactile feedback, the unit doesn't feel cheap. Light is handy when I wake up for work in the pitch black wee hours of the morning...looks like an eclipse or something...not a ton of light, but just enough to see what you're doing. Lastly, the sound is not bad and most people will be happy with its sound, but comparing it with other bluetooth speakers -- such as the Bose Soundlink Color -- will reveal its weaknesses as a speaker. Side by side, the JBL sounds brighter than the Bose Color. The Bose definitely has a warmer sound, suitable for all music genres, whereas the JBL can sound tinny and even grating on the high frequencies -- to my ears at least. Dance music sounds a tad richer, more satisfying, on my Bose Color than the Horizon. Don't get me wrong, the Horizon holds its own as far as sound quality, with decent bass response, and if you have nothing to compare the Horizon's sound with, you will love this thing. I recommend it.Update: I've owned this clock radio a tad over 7 months now and was happy with it but now the display is pitch black and unreadable...I just wanted to give potential buyers a heads-up before considering this alarm clock. Stay away from auto-adjust displays, folks. First and last jbl purchase and will look at other clock radios.Update: Contacted tech support in which they told me to press the volume+ and fm buttons simultaneously for three seconds to reset the device. I did that and it did brighten up for a few moments before going back to unreadable in a bright room. What a waste of money. It seems a lot of people are experiencing the same issue with the auto-adjust display being unreadable and it's outrageous that jbl continues to sell a product that is clearly defective -- jbl should give purchasers (who thought they were buying a product that would give them years of dependable use) a refund or a rebate on a future update of this ultimately disappointing product. Here's a pic of my horizon after following jbl's tech-support instructions. The product was working great until this month, when I noticed the clock was progressively getting dimmer and dimmer, until it was impossible to tell what time it was...the lighting in my room hasn't changed so I just think this product is defective junk.Update: Tossed this piece of junk -- which lasted less than 8 months -- back into its box and put in closet and i'm now using the iHome IBN180B which is much more dependable, multiple alarm tones, smaller footprint, has a usb, and a 7-level brightness display you can turn off.I don't miss the Horizon's speaker because I own a Bose speaker that sounds much better. I only bought the jbl because all-in-one devices always interest me...yes, the Horizon does many things, but not particularly well, and fails at being an alarm clock.Update: Contacted JBL regarding the warranty and apparently the seller wasn't an authorized dealer, and my warranty expired by one month -- yeah, right...lol! But they said they will take back the defective unit as a "courtesy" and send a new one. I will then put that sucker straight on eBay, not interested in owning another Horizon...but props to JBL for the courtesy.