Pristy Tools Digital Clock

If you want to know the time, it’s enough to turn your head in the right direction, with various devices that display the clock even on the street. Your computer also shows the time, but if the default Windows tray clock doesn’t quite tickle your fancy, then you might want to try out something different like Pristy Tools Digital Clock.

A straightforward time gadget

Note that the application is merely a small gadget and can only be used with the adequate software component in case you’re running it on Windows 10 or 8, since gadgets aren’t a default feature in these latest operating systems. In case you’re interested, Gadgetarian is sure to make it run smoothly.
The gadget only takes a few seconds to become functional in your operating system, with a small component showing up on your desktop once integrated. Just like any gadget, you’re free to move it around and make it blend in with other visual elements that make the desktop a personal space.

Leaves more to be desired

Needless to say that Pristy Tools Digital Clock is designed to show you the time, doing so according to the default system configuration. In addition, the day is also shown, as well as the date, in the full month, day, and year format.
Default options give you the possibility to make it stay on top of any other window, just in case you really depend on the time for certain activities, although there’s no built-in option to set alarms. Opacity can also be configured by choosing from corresponding values for intensity.
However, the options mentioned above are provided by the gadget engine itself, and this one doesn’t come with any of its own. There’s no possibility to make the box bigger, or even change the style, color, or font that’s used to show the time.

A few last words

Taking everything into consideration, we can say that Pristy Tools Digital Clock is a practical little gadget that can be used to keep the time in plain sight, in a different style than the default tray clock. Sadly, both the visual configuration and set of options it comes with are pretty shallow or missing entirely, leaving a lot more to be desired overall.