RGB dawn lighting
Full-colour LEDs fill the room before the alarm sounds, building gradually so you wake with the light rather than against it — no jolt, no full volume out of silence. Any hue, any brightness, or off.
Features
One rule ran through all of it: whatever your phone was doing on the nightstand, the clock has to do at least as well. Otherwise the phone comes back, and the whole point is lost.
Full-colour LEDs fill the room before the alarm sounds, building gradually so you wake with the light rather than against it — no jolt, no full volume out of silence. Any hue, any brightness, or off.
Any MP3 on the SD card can be an alarm — music, nature sounds, a recording of someone shouting your name. The files live on the clock, so nothing has to be unlocked, streamed or signed into at 7am.
Set as many alarms as you need. Each one keeps its own track, its own volume and its own weekday schedule, so weekends can be a different morning entirely.
A 128 × 160 LCD shows the time, the date and which alarms are armed. Checking the time at 4am is a glance across the room rather than a lock screen in the face.
Turn the brightness down for a dark bedroom, or switch the screen off entirely with one press. The alarms stay armed either way.
The clock reads the time from the network, so it is right the moment you plug it in and stays right after a power cut. Nothing to set, nothing to correct.
Everything is settable from the knob, with no phone involved at all. When it is easier to type — five alarms at once — the clock serves its own page to any browser on your network. Set it up at the desk, leave the phone there.
New firmware is found, verified and installed over WiFi without you doing anything. A failed download leaves the clock exactly as it was.
The micro SD card ships in the slot with a few tracks already on it, so the clock works out of the box before you add your own.
Alarms, colours and volumes are written to storage as you set them. Unplug it, move it, plug it back in — everything is where you left it.
Twelve filaments to choose from, including clear, stone-textured and multicolour silk. Nothing is printed until you have picked one.
Made by a small team rather than a factory, and priced like it — a fraction of what the sunrise clocks in the shops cost, and a one-off payment with no subscription behind it.
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