How Your OVOSONO Circle Works
Set the Time
Activate
In TimeSync under "Time", choose the current hour and minute, then tap Transfer.
What Happens
A short tone sequence plays, then the hour ring shows the new time.
Set Your Location
Activate
Under "Location", search for your city and confirm.
What Happens
The clock now knows your stored location and adjusts for daylight saving automatically, except in the southern hemisphere and one hour later in the UK and Portugal.
Correct Daylight Saving
Activate
In the "Daylight Saving" panel tap "One hour forward", or press button 2 briefly. That turns off automatic switching until you transfer location or date again.
What Happens
The display jumps forward one hour immediately. Automatic handling resumes once the next location is transmitted by tone.
Choose the Display Color
Activate
Under "Display Color", pick a shade with the color wheel or one of ten matched presets, for individual rings or all of them together.
What Happens
After transfer, the LEDs light up permanently in the new color, confirmed by a brief green flash.
Adjust Brightness
Activate
Drag the slider under "Brightness", set it to "Automatic", or hold button 1.
What Happens
The LEDs become brighter or dimmer immediately, or learn over time how bright day and night typically are in your room.
12h or 24h Display
Activate
Switch it in TimeSync, or press button 3 briefly.
What Happens
The display switches immediately between 12- and 24-hour format.
Play Light Animations
Activate
Choose one of five ready-made patterns (Breathe, Chase, Wave, Flash, Hour Change) or design your own gradient, optionally scheduled for up to four fixed times a day.
What Happens
The pattern plays immediately as a preview, or automatically at the set time.
Factory Reset
Activate
Trigger it with a tone command using a fixed confirmation code, safeguarded against accidents.
What Happens
Colors, brightness, daylight-saving rule, location and animations return to factory defaults; the current time stays untouched.
How the clock is built, layer by layer
In just over a minute, the video shows how the Circle 350 comes together from its layers, from the front plate and the circuit board to the finished clock. You start it yourself, and the sound is off at first.
Meet the OVOSONO Circle 350
An LED wall clock you set by sound from your phone.
