Digital Clock Widget

Name: Digital Clock Widget
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4141411781311035 (199291 reviews)
Author: Maize

Maize

Contains ads

4,4

199K reviews

10M+

Downloads

USK: All ages

About this app

Digital clock widget is a simple, elegant and customizable home screen digital time and date widget for Android.

Features:
· Lots of customizations
· Support widget resizing (long tap to enter resize mode)
· Changes take effect in real-time
· Select millions of colors for the time and date with a RGB color picker
· Select different background colors
· Display next alarm or calendar event
· App picker for selecting widget shortcut
· Support different time/date formats
· Supports Android 5.0 or above
· Material design UI
· Android tablet friendly!
· Supports up to 50 languages!

Updated on

08 Sept 2025

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Data is encrypted in transit

Ratings and reviews

4,4

193K reviews

Svet Ka

01 February 2025

My problems with this app: 1) I can not change where the date is displayed (above or underneath the time); 2) The biggest font size it has is too small for what I want; 3) You cannot specify the fonts for date and time separately, and the selection of fonts is extremely poor; 4) No option to show seconds. For those who want to set up an alarm, you need to do it in your native app - then this app will show it on the screen.

60 people found this review helpful

Bad Apple

17 October 2025

works well, very easy to see no matter the background. why 1 star? because it says it collects no data but after you try using it, it present you with ad choices.. ok! secondly and this is a little sly, it installs itself as a system app! that means you don't see it in the general app list unless you select system apps from the 3 dot menu. why does an app need to hide itself? there's only 1 answer

1 person found this review helpful

Martin Pardoe

10 October 2025

As I, like most people, need to set an alarm each night, it would be good if tapping the clock, opened up the alarm with one tap, rather than going into the menu. When the menu does open, the alarm line is too low in the list, so I need to scroll to it which is also annoying.