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Power source: Mains powered.I began waking up with a little less anxiety and a bit more energy, one day at a time.Ĭompared to the months before testing the Restore 2, I began waking up with a little less anxiety and a bit more energy, one day at a time.

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You can choose from over 20 different alarms, and play with countless other alarm settings (to mix up colours, light and the radio).Īlso worth noting: there is a USB port for playing your music and charging your phone, the snooze function is tap-controlled, there's a built-in DAB/DAB+ radio, and Bluetooth streaming is available.Ĭons: Some reviewers mentioned that it took a little time to set up.ĭimensions: H20 x W23 x D13cm. You can also use it as a bedside table night light. The light colours will fade through pink, orange and red before turning off completely. In the evening, you can use the gradual sunset feature to signal your body to produce melatonin and help you drift off to sleep. Encouraging a more regular sleep and wake up pattern (and playing on the idea that waking up gradually to light at the start of the day is beneficial for your energy levels, mood and productivity), it wakes you up gently and sets the alarm time for when the light is the brightest. Pros: We stan Lumie alarm clocks, and our favourite of them all is the Lumie Bodyclock Luxe. Lumie Bodyclock Luxe 750DAB Wake up to Daylight Table Lamp, £229, John Lewis

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Scroll for GLAMOUR’s full edit of the best alarm clocks to help you seize the day. For the alarm clocks we've not personally tested, we've scoured customer reviews and chatted to retailers to find out which offerings actually do the job.Īfter more sleep content? Shop the best mattresses, best mattress protectors and the best silk bedding. GLAMOUR editors have used a handful of the alarm clocks selected below to help them wake up for at least a month – scoring on their ability to get them out of bed, their ease of set-up, design credentials and features like dimmable lights, USB charging, FM radio, Bluetooth connectivity.

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Best alarm clock radio: Roberts Zen Plus DAB/DAB+/FM Bluetooth Bedside Clock Radio, £99.99, John Lewis.

Best sunrise alarm clock: Lumie Bodyclock Glow 150 Wake up to Daylight Table Lamp, £119, John Lewis.

Best alarm clock for snoozers: Clocky Alarm Clock on Wheels, £39.99, Amazon.

Best alarm clock for heavy sleepers: Geemarc Sonic Bomb, £41.99, Amazon.GLAMOUR’s alarm clock best buy: Lumie Bodyclock Luxe 750DAB Wake up to Daylight Table Lamp, £229, John Lewis.Here, we’ve whittled it down to the very best alarm clocks to help you wind down and wake up – for every kind of sleeper and budget. A wake up light alarm clock with sunrise simulation to wake you up gradually? A smart alarm clock which wakes you up to the sounds of your favourite radio station and charges your phone at the same time? An Amazon Alexa? A loud alarm that can wake up even the heaviest of sleepers? Of course, there are countless alarm clocks on the market, so it can be tricky to know which to go for. In short: ditching your phone and choosing to be woken up by an actual alarm clock is much better for your mood, quality of sleep and sleep schedule. What’s more, recent research has shown that waking up to a melody (read: not Apple’s jarring alarm bleeps) can leave you in a better mood for the rest of the day. Why? Pre-kip exposure to blue light has been proven to reduce the quality of our sleep and throw our circadian rhythms off kilter, so many of us are leaving our smartphones firmly outside the bedroom. A nationwide hunt for bedside alarm clocks which are sleek and minimalist – but which give even deep sleepers a weekday wake-up call – has begun.