Smart Wake Up Light Alarm Clock - Sunrise Alarm Clock Bedside Night Light Supports WiFi, Sunrise/Sunset Simulation, 4 Alarms, Snooze Function, 7 Colors, 7 Natural Sound & FM Radio

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  I do have an identical Alarm light that is without the wifi/smart capabilities, and this makes a huge difference!I will admit that one of the biggest hurdles for new buyers is reading through the manual and figuring out how to use it. It is a bit complicated, yes. But the flip side of that is that it offers plenty of features, and these features can all be customized. I do go over each function and how to use it in the video if you might find that helpful.Real quick, this device provides a great light source that you can adjust the brightness up to 20 settings, 2 alarms set manually, and 4 if you set them up on the app! Each alarm allows you to choose if and what lighting, sound, and volume you would like, and how long it should snooze. There is also an FM radio function, which I don't use, and a night time function, which allows you to customize lighting and sleeping sound, its volume, and total duration you would like the night function to run.The app makes a world of difference! Even if you didn't want to invest any time learning about the light alarm manually, just download the app and change everything through there.Best of all, you can sync it to Google Assistant or Alexa, which is a huge bonus to me, AND because it has a battery, even if you have a power outage, it will not reset or get confused but will get back to all its functions as if it never had a power outage.HIGHLY recommended!

Maybe I'm the only one, but I swear that my old alarm clock gives me anxiety. Occasionally I'd wake up shortly before the alarm went off, and quickly calculate how much time i have left to sleep. Then, after what seems like a blink of an eye, the alarm would go off.. LOUDLY, and cause me to jump awake with my heart racing. Did it wake me up? Sure! But there HAD to be a way to do it in a more gentle manner.That's where this clock came in. I was first curious about the simulated-sunrise wake up feature. Basically, you set the alarm for the time that you want to wake up. Then you tell it how much earlier you want it to start the process. Personally, I go with 10 minutes. 10 minutes before the alarm goes off, a dim orange light comes on. As time passes, it slowly gets brighter and brighter just like a sunrise. By the time your alarm is set to go off, you have a nice warm light and whatever you chose for an alarm. In my case, it was birds chirping. I wasn't sure it would be enough to wake me up but it works perfectly! If birds don't work for you, chose whatever you want. You can even choose radio stations using the built in FM-tuner.And now for my favorite part. It' smart home enabled! I'm pretty much addicted to technology, so for me this was a HUGE bonus. I liked it to my Amazon Echo devices. Now I can control the FM radio, light, and alarm using my voice. I can even shit off the alarm or hit the snooze button using my voice. I was skeptical at first, but it worked flawlessly. I was quite impressed.The light, which is also smarthome enabled, can change colors (I included some pics in this review.) Great for different times of day. I like to use a red light as a night light.One other feature that I wasn't even aware of at first is the USB port on the back. You can use this to charge devices via the USB port. I was about to buy a power brick to give me a few extra outlet so that I could plug in this clock along with my phone charger. But it turns out I didn't need to. I just plugged my phone right into the back of this clock.If you're looking for a fairly priced alarm clock that doubles as a night light and radio, then you absolutely will NOT be disappointed with this purchase. I'm going to grab a second one for the guest bedroom.

It may seem hyperbolic to call an alarm clock "life-changing," but it honestly has made my mornings so much better. I don't necessarily struggle with mornings or getting out of bed (most days...), but I definitely do better waking up with light. When I use a regular alarm (even a fairly quiet one), it often catches me at the wrong point of a sleep cycle. I wake up startled, confused, and groggy (going from deep sleep to an adrenaline rush is not how i like to start my day). I typically would set 2 pretty quiet alarms, about 15 min apart, to give my body time to wake up and be ready to get up. I particularly struggle to wake up when it's still dark outside, and often wished there was an alarm system that was based on a gradually increasing light, rather than a startling sound. Imagine my delight when I stumbled across the idea of a sunrise alarm clock and found out that actually exists.I'm not kidding when I say it changed my mornings from the very first time I used it. It's customizable with different brightness levels, volumes, alarm sounds, etc.; it has a bedtime mode and multicolored light options; you can adjust the brightness of the numbers if you want to be able to check the time when you wake up in the middle of the night. I have mine set to full brightness (which mimics the level of light coming through a window when the sun is fully up). It starts with a very dim light 30 min before my alarm is scheduled and gradually build up to full brightness (the time is adjustable). At the alarm time, you can choose a sound and volume level you like or keep it silent. I wake up to birds chirping softly (that was the gentlest sound). Most mornings, I will naturally wake up at some point in that 30 min brightening window. Then, the birds chirping serves as the cue that it's time to get up. I don't feel the need to stay in bed for an extra 15-30 min like I used to. It allows my body to wake up in the way that works best for me, so I feel more rested, even on the nights I don't sleep as much as I should.Bottom line: Get it. You will be amazed how much of a difference it will make in your mornings.