- Simluates rising sun
- Choice of nature and alarm sounds
- Nature sounds sleep timer function
- Digital clock with alarm
- Date and temperature display
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Awake to a sunny glow and the glorious and gentle sounds of nature. The Rise and Shine Alarm Clock will start your day with peace and tranquillity, starting with a gradual light that begins to brighten 60 minutes before your alarm is due to sound, simulating the rising of the sun. This is followed by a choice of alarm calls. Full function digital alarm clock with date and temperature feature. Select from sounds including bird song, ocean waves, brook, summer night, rain, dawn, ringing tone or alarm bell. Can also be used as an aid to sleep with relaxing sounds that turn off automatically after 30 minutes. Uses 3 x AAA batteries or mains adapter (neither included).
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13 of 13 people found the following review helpful
I bought this Lifemax Rise and Shine Alarm Clock mainly for the white noise and nature sounds to help me sleep. It seemed great value for the money and overall I think you get quite a lot for it though it has to be said it is quite a basic model. The volume levels are a bit disappointing, I would have liked it to have gone a little quieter than the lowest level goes as it still seems quite intrusive when on the bedside table, however the choice of sounds is impressive, there are three levels of lighting which are sufficient and for under £25 its a good bit of kit. It doesn't have the quality or performance of a Lumie Light but to be fair it doesn't have the same expensive price tag either.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
This review is from the same clock I bought from another Amazon seller. No reflection on FLS.
I bought this because I wanted the light and sounds to be an easier wake up than my usual alarm. Oh dear. Well, the concept is good and this clock has a lot of apparently good features, but the implementation is badly flawed.
The light never claims to be a `SAD' light and it isn't, fair enough. But it is not bright enough ever to wake me of its own accord. That said, I like waking up to find it on and it is not too bright to hurt my eyes.
My biggest issue is the alarm. Bizarrely the manufacturers decided each sounding of the alarm should last only ONE MINUTE! So I get just one minute of a tweeting bird (or alternative), after which there is silence. The light remains on. Five minutes later I get one more minute of a tweeting bird, after which both sound and light go out. Then five whole minutes later, the light reappears and another minute of sound occurs before stopping again. After that, silence and darkness - and yep, I'm fast asleep.
I don't call that an alarm. If Lifemax want to make this product work, then the alarm should come on and remain on until I decide to switch it off. The various sounds are OK and loud enough, but the short repeat cycle is noticeable. I have a kind of photographic memory for music and sound, and it irritates me to hear the repeat of the very short recording cycle.
The build quality is lightweight for the price (I paid @£25), but I have no particular concerns over this. It looks OK on the table and the display lights up with the light, which is a nice point.
So, I believe it fails at being an alarm clock. I am sure it would succeed if:
1. The alarm comes on and remains on the second time until I switch it off (allowing that first 5 minutes snooze - which I think is a nice idea).
2. The light would ramp up one more level of brightness.
3. The instructions tell you how to use the `lull to sleep' function.
If Lifemax would like to take my clock back and make these amendments, I'd be happy to recommend it and I would alter this review accordingly. As it is, I cannot.
I bought this because I wanted the light and sounds to be an easier wake up than my usual alarm. Oh dear. Well, the concept is good and this clock has a lot of apparently good features, but the implementation is badly flawed.
The light never claims to be a `SAD' light and it isn't, fair enough. But it is not bright enough ever to wake me of its own accord. That said, I like waking up to find it on and it is not too bright to hurt my eyes.
My biggest issue is the alarm. Bizarrely the manufacturers decided each sounding of the alarm should last only ONE MINUTE! So I get just one minute of a tweeting bird (or alternative), after which there is silence. The light remains on. Five minutes later I get one more minute of a tweeting bird, after which both sound and light go out. Then five whole minutes later, the light reappears and another minute of sound occurs before stopping again. After that, silence and darkness - and yep, I'm fast asleep.
I don't call that an alarm. If Lifemax want to make this product work, then the alarm should come on and remain on until I decide to switch it off. The various sounds are OK and loud enough, but the short repeat cycle is noticeable. I have a kind of photographic memory for music and sound, and it irritates me to hear the repeat of the very short recording cycle.
The build quality is lightweight for the price (I paid @£25), but I have no particular concerns over this. It looks OK on the table and the display lights up with the light, which is a nice point.
So, I believe it fails at being an alarm clock. I am sure it would succeed if:
1. The alarm comes on and remains on the second time until I switch it off (allowing that first 5 minutes snooze - which I think is a nice idea).
2. The light would ramp up one more level of brightness.
3. The instructions tell you how to use the `lull to sleep' function.
If Lifemax would like to take my clock back and make these amendments, I'd be happy to recommend it and I would alter this review accordingly. As it is, I cannot.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
SENT THIS ITEM BACK AFTER ONE WEEK AS IT BROKE GOT A FULL REFUND. ALSO YOU COULD NOT SEE THE TIME IN THE DARK WITH OUT PRESSING A SILLY LITTLE BUTTON YOU CAN NOT SEE IN THE DARK
Most Recent Customer Reviews
One major fault
It has a small price tag and a small footprint, but I found one major flaw: The time display is not back-lit. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Robert H. Clinton
Nice product
Although i thought a bit pricey for what it was, my daughter likes this product and the nice way it wakes you up.Battery life is good also. Only four stars because of price.
Published 11 months ago by Johnny
terrible
this must be the worst alarm clock ever- it is far too complicated to use, the instructions are terrible, it isn't loud enough to wake me up, and the light is awful- my £10 avon... Read more
Published 14 months ago by emurphy96
Not for SAD!
Fair enough, it doesn't claim to treat SAD, but the way the clock is marketed suggests that it is a cheaper version of higher priced options that do. Read more
Published 15 months ago by bluedog3
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