Normally when someone enters Beoworld, posts a question that bothers him on his beloved B&O product, or contributes on one of the forum threads. It is curious for me that your first post was : 'It is Made in China) on a Beotime review thread.

Either way welcome to Beoworld.

All contributions are very welcome whether you have 1 or10,000 posts. Some of our most informative posters contribute only rarely but the site would be a poorer place without them. This site has never been plagued by trollish behaviour which seems to be a feature of many sites.

I like my BeoTime and note is becoming more sensitive with time! It now lights up if I place my glass on the same table! Totally useless as a remote but a delight to look at and an unusual clock! I echo the sentiment of welcome to BeoWorld.

haralampos wrote:

When I bought my own Beotime yesterday, however, on the package it was printed "Country of origin: Malaysia"

This is interesting information.  Mine came in a brown box and if I recall correctly was shipped from Czechia or Denmark to my U.S. address; as I recounted before, the packaging and device was curiously devoid of origin information.  This is for me a clue that the thing is assembled anywhere but Denmark.

Now, you purchased yours in Sweden, and the origin information was present.

Reminds me of a story:  the Bentley Continental, made by a Volkswagen subsidiary, was for a few years assembled in two locations:

• Crewe, England
• Dresden, Germany

My Beotime does NOT show any message when the battery is getting low.

I've just found out as it didn't play an alarm, or stops the alarm with a ugly noise while getting louder...

There was NO message in the display :-(

After replacing the batteries, everything's fine again. Seems to be a real fault from B&O not to implement the battery indicator correctly!

I am still on my first set of batteries that were installed when I purchased the Beotime shortly after it became available. I am very curious what will happen with mine when the batteries fail as the instructions say there will be a warning a week in advance but yours did nothing.

My first set of Battires lastet 1h, then it went black ... the second one was a recharchable one and after 30 minutes ( i guess they were already emtpy) it said low battery. I have my third set in now ... duracel M3 plus ... wish me luck.

the motion sensor is not very sensitive ... i have to smash the unit really hard to light up ... but sometimes i just need to just look angry at it ... very strange.

I think it is clear some advise you and some just die without warning.

Mine was one of the very first sold in the U.S.

It could be the software on mine is an early version.