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Lidl £3 decor piece looks like £17 Dunelm and £25 John Lewis available now

Lidl £3 decor piece looks like £17 Dunelm and £25 John Lewis available now
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Lidl £3 decor piece looks like £17 Dunelm and £25 John Lewis available now Lidl is selling an alarm clock that bears a striking resemblance to more premium options at Dunelm and John Lewis Wake up in style without breaking the bank thanks to a new item on sale at Lidl. The major supermarket brand is selling a clock it claims has "no ticking" - and it looks just like more high-end options available elsewhere. Lidl has grown incredibly popular over the years for its affordable groceries, but...

Lidl £3 decor piece looks like £17 Dunelm and £25 John Lewis available now Lidl is selling an alarm clock that bears a striking resemblance to more premium options at Dunelm and John Lewis Wake up in style without breaking the bank thanks to a new item on sale at Lidl. The major supermarket brand is selling a clock it claims has "no ticking" - and it looks just like more high-end options available elsewhere. Lidl has grown incredibly popular over the years for its affordable groceries, but it's the iconic 'Middle of Lidl' aisle that continues to send shoppers swooning. Rotating twice weekly, it stocks a range of DIY tools, seasonal items, kitchen accessories and garden items. The latest item is the LIVARNO Alarm Clock which retails for a more-than-affordable £2.99. It measures a compact 80 x 81 x 40mm, meaning you should be able to find a place for it on your bedside table, plus it's available in white or black. Product features - see full list - Quiet quartz movement - no ticking - Analogue clock with 3 hands - Size: W80 x H81 x D40mm - 3-year warranty Shoppers interested in finding out more are urged to visit the Lidl website. There, they can discover additional product information, as well as browse an array of similar items also available. Please note, home delivery is not an option. Therefore, prospective buyers must collect the clock in-store only - check stock levels at your local Lidl store using the online finder. It bears a striking resemblance to almost identical yet more expensive alternatives available at rival retailers. Take the Acctim Otis Bell Analogue Alarm Clock at Dunelm, for instance, which is priced at £17 - nearly six-times the price of the Lidl decor piece. Describing the product, Dunelm said: "Rise and shine with a touch of retro charm. Designed in England, the Acctim Otis Alarm Clock features a square shape, gentle backlight and non-ticking sweep movement for a peaceful night’s sleep. With a nostalgic bell alarm and snooze function, it’s packed with timeless style and everyday practicality. Available in a choice of case colours to suit your space." At a glance, the only noticeable difference - other than the price - is that it has a backlight and a more modern aesthetic, and can be delivered straight to your front door. There's also the Analogue Square Alarm Clock at John Lewis, which looks eerily similar to the Lidl clock. "This well-proportioned alarm clock is ideal for a bedside table," reads the product description on the John Lewis website. "Includes a beep alarm with snooze, luminous hands, a light and a non-ticking sweep seconds hand for a restful night's sleep."
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