The main difference is that the cycle mimics a natural sunrise a little better, with the light not only getting gradually strong but also shifting in colour from red to orange to yellow. For wake up time, it offers the same gradual light cycle that culminates in a natural alarm sound as the more affordable option from Philips. This might be one of the more expensive options on our list, but it more than makes up for that with a wide range of features. Brightness settings: 10 settings, red to yellow light.Simulation cycle: Adjustable, 20-40 minutes.This can be a major problem for those who need extreme total darkness at night, but for most others, it’ll be a non-issue or even a benefit. It shows up in dim orange numbers so should you wake up in the middle of the night you’ll be able to check the time quickly. The only potential drawback to this product is that there is no way to totally turn off the time display. That doesn’t necessarily hurt - fewer settings mean less confusion, so it’s extremely user friendly. Otherwise, there is not much room for customizability, especially when compared to other options on our list. You can adjust the strength of the light to suit your personal preferences and light-sensitivity. It reaches the brightest setting at your wakeup time and simultaneously starts emitting a gentle bird sound or FM radio.
Half an hour before your alarm time it begins to gradually light up. It’s extremely easy to set up, with a great built-in sunrise cycle.
It offers the best balance of affordable price and high-quality, durable build. Well-designed, yet simple and affordable – this alarm clock wins our top spot easily.
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