USCCE Loud Dual Alarm Clock with Bed Shaker - 0-100% Dimmer, Vibrating Alarm Clock for Heavy Sleepers or Hearing Impaired, Easy to Set, USB Charging Port, Snooze, Battery Backup

An alarm clock can easily be set back to the default time. A choice of three ring sounds is available (regular ringing, bird chirps, and music) at first soft and low, increasing in volume over time. You can set the volume to the maximum you want. When the vibrator is set to the maximum, the dead can be woken up. A great option for those who are deaf or hard of hearing. As far as the vibrator is concerned, it can be left in the box if not needed. This setting can be adjusted in three different ways There are three types of sound just sound, just vibration, and just vibration. A battery backup is included with the clock (two AAA batteries). It is a must for any alarm clock because it prevents interruptions when there is a blackout and allows the clock to be relocated without requiring a reset. A very clear display and adjustable brightness make it perfect for people with vision problems. In addition to those, there are only two other things that I would prefer to differ. As for the bodies of such lightweight items, I personally prefer flat, low bodies. While I recognize that it was stylized to resemble an old alarm clock, if it were flat, it would stand more solidly on the nightstand and be easier to use. My preference would be for the base of it to be considerably However, I am the only one who can do so. I would also suggest placing the USB port in the front of the computer, as I believe it is It's only me though, so let me state that again. A clock made/sold by the same company is also in my possession. There is more of a contemporary feel to it. My original purchase was a year ago, and it works perfectly since then.

Maren Reeves

| Jul 01, 2021

After getting accustomed to the dark, I found having an alarm clock with an adjustable brightness to be a necessity. You can choose between several different levels of brightness. From very dim to quite bright, they are easy to change Putting an alarm on your phone and setting up the time are easy topics too. Despite the fact that this does not have a DLS feature, it does not require one. One button is operated, and then the knobs on the top (faux bells) are rotated to the hour and minute, then the time is set by pressing the time set button The alarm time was adjusted within a few seconds, and it was the most convenient time adjustment I have ever had. I don't have to keep pressing the button over and over again in hopes that I will not go past the intended time. I appreciate the There is a lot of noise from the alarm. This device has seven settings, varying from loud enough to wake me to loud enough that I think I wouldn't be able to This alarm also comes with a shaker option if the volume doesn't satisfy you. Between the mattress and box spring, it is shaped like a puck. I can wake up with any of the three (3) shake levels as any of them would do the job. can choose between sound only, sound and vibration, or vibration only as your alarm notification option. You have many options in the sound and shake menus, especially for different levels. In terms of weight, the clock itself is quite light. For me, the size and shape are ideal. A single push of the snooze causes the device to snooze. There are six buttons you can press if you wish to turn the alarm off while it is sounding. My readers enable me to read the time and one of the alarm settings without bothering to adjust my glasses. An excellent clock radio with a battery backup will come in handy if the power goes out.

Leyla Cowan

| Dec 04, 2020

It is a great alarm clock so far based on my experience after one week of using it. My hearing loss is moderate and primarily focused on the higher frequency range. A lot of alarms do not allow you to set the volume so it is not too loud for my wife. The best feature of this alarm is that it gives you the option of setting 3 alarm sound options AND a vibrating attachment for your bed. In the first piece is a harsh bell sound, in the second piece it is the sound of birds chirping in the morning, in the third piece it Its chirping bird sound provides enough variety of sound frequency to wake me up at a low volume that does not annoy my wife, and its musical melody is OK, just not what I prefer. The sound of the bell is unsettling, and I wish there were another sound option. The bed vibration attachment has never been needed by me and probably would not be necessary if I was sleeping in a separate bed from my wife. I like the well-made clock with many intuitive controls that are clear on the screen. This alarm clock has 2 alarms, each with its own time and a clear indicator of whether they are ON or OFF. It has a broad range of control over light intensity and volume, and it has a 9 minute sleep timer. You can snooze the alarm by pressing the top button.

Braxton Hahn

| Sep 16, 2020

Instead of pressing buttons over and over, you can get to the previous 24 hours in A knob on either side can be turned to adjust the brightness There is a very loud volume, but you can also turn it down. We have made it super easy for you to change the time of the alarms or turn them on or off. There is only one problem with this clock the numbers aren't red. As long as you don't stare at a red light in the dark, you do not get any problems with your eyes. In the dark (this is why bat watchers use red lights You don't have to worry about blinding the animals or the people watching. is visible in the middle of the day or the middle of the night, and it doesn't ruin your eyesight. Since the display on this clock is white and blue, you can see it easily during the day, but it blinds you in the middle of the night when it is bright enough to see You can't see it during the day if it is a suitable brightness for the night. Since I have to turn it up in the morning and dim it at night, I do so in the morning. few seconds, but I would like to have to do it less often. it, but the light isn't quite bright enough to shine through it.

Roselyn Hunter

| Mar 17, 2021