11 October 2011

Ben Heck renders average alarm clocks obsolete with Attack of the Super Clock

In this season 2 premiere of 'The Ben Heck Show', modding guru Ben Heck puts everyday alarm clocks to shame with Attack of the Super Clock. Sporting larger-than-life controls and display, this easy to use super clock makes waking up on time alarmingly simple for everyone.

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