Maclock recreates Apple Macintosh Classic as digital clock and alarm clock
The Kokogol Maclock is modeled on the first Macintosh from 1984. The design is very detailed: although the colorful Apple logo from the 1980s had to be replaced with a colorful square for copyright reasons, the digital clock still displays the characteristic macOS Finder interface.
The digital clock is turned on by inserting the included floppy disk into the designated slot beneath the display. A dial below the screen allows you to adjust the display brightness. On the back, there is a USB-C port for charging and a button for turning the clock on and off. The integrated 1,200 mAh battery is said to provide up to 60 days of runtime with the backlighting disabled.
The display shows the time and date by default, but Maclock can also be used as an alarm clock. The digital clock's case measures 8 x 9.1 x 11.2 centimeters. The stickers on the back of the case have to be applied by the buyer. Kokogol Maclock is only being produced in limited quantities; once sold out, it will no longer be available.
Price and availability
The Kokogol Maclock digital clock is now available in the manufacturer's online shop for $29.99 plus $9.99 shipping. After the launch period, the price is expected to rise to $49.99.
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