Roxicosly Loud Alarm Clock with Bed Shaker, Vibrating Alarm Clock for Heavy Sleepers/Hard of Hearing/Deaf/Teens, Dual Alarms with 7.5’’ Large LED Display, USB Charger, Dimmer, Snooze & Battery Backup

The alarm clock is very bright and has pretty color combinations to choose from. The shaker works, but it is not going to literally shake you. It vibrates pretty strongly though, and the alarm gets gradually louder so it does wake me up. I have only used it for about two weeks and haven’t overslept yet, hopefully this will continue to wake me up!

My 10-year old vibrating alarm clock stopped working. I shopped around and bought this one. I seldom write reviews. But I am so satisfied that I'd like to share my experience with everybody. I hope that the manufacturer reads reviews, as I'll mention one thing that I hope they can take into consideration when they design their next model in the future. Pros: 1. This alarm clock uses two AAA batteries as back-up during power outage. AAA batteries are cheaper and less bulky tnan 9V battries that my old alarm clock used to use. 2. The display is bigger and brighter than my old alarm clock's display. 3. I really like the DST function. It works like this: You first set the clock time to your local Standard Time. Then in March when DST begins, you push the DST button. It adds one hour ("springs forward") to the clock time. In November when DST ends, you push the DST button again. It subtracts one hour ("falls back"). There is a small indicator on the screen to tell you if it is in DST mode. I wish that the DST function can be automated. But I imagine that it'll make the cost higher. At this price point, I am happy enough with this simple button. 4. It has two alarm buttons ("Alarm 1" and "Alarm 2") so that you can set two different alarm times. I only need one to wake me up in the morning. But some people may find the second alarm time useful. 5. The vibrator works as advertised. It shakes me out of my bed. I don't use the ringer. So, I can't comment on that. Cons: 1. There are two buttons, "Alarm Pause" and "Alarm Off". When the alarm goes off in the morning, you press "Alarm Pause" to stop the alarm for the day. It will go off again tomorrow morning. If you press "Alarm Off", it turns off the alarm completely. That is, the alarm won't go off until you turn it back on by pressing some other button. So far, so good. Here is the problem: These two buttons are right next to each other. So, in the morning, the alarm goes off, you get out of the bed, still kinda sleepy, you want to press the "Alarm Pause" button to stop the alarm. But if your finger slips and presses the "Alarm Off" button by mistake, then you'll wake up the next morning 2 hours late, wondering why the alarm didn't go off. My suggestion to the manufacturer: When you design your next model, consider relocating the "Alarm Off" button to an entirely different place. I'd suggest move it to the right side, next to the "Ring/Vib" button. I still give this product 5 stars, because I consider this shortcoming quite minor. I'll simply make the habit of checking the "Alarm On" indicator on the display every night before I go to sleep.

I’ve had this clock for a bit over 2 years now. My review sounds extremely critical of it, but it's worked quite well for me and I actually really do like it. I used to sleep straight through the barrage of alarms coming from my phone, Alexa, and old alarm clock about 2 or 3 times a week. And the rest of the time I would always oversleep. With this alarm I haven’t slept through it once, and I only really oversleep whenever I accidentally turn off both alarms when the first one goes off. Pros: ⁃ The bed shaker works fairly well (but it could stand to be a little bit stronger). We have a Sleep Number i8 and I have the shaker positioned in the top corner of the bed (about 18 inches away from the top and left side) between the mattress and base. I can feel it pretty well on my side, but if I’m in the middle of the bed it’s not super noticeable, and you can’t feel it at all on my wife’s side of the bed (although that’s probably a good thing if you don’t roll away from your side while sleeping). The shaker is very loud when it goes off which is nice. You hear it through bone conduction since your head is pressed up against the matter and the sound is traveling straight into your skull through the mattress itself, so it just hits different than hearing other external sounds normally. Hearing the sound of the shaker that way is honestly way more effective for me than the sound of the actual alarm. ⁃ The dimer levels go low enough so the light doesn’t bother my wife at all and it isn’t distracting to me either. It would be nice if you could set it to switch between them at a specific time though. The lowest setting is perfect during the night, but you can’t see it at all during the day unless you are less than like 3 feet away and you’re not looking at it from any sort of angle. ⁃ The alarm is definitely louder than a standard alarm clock, but I expect it to be a bit louder. Cons: ⁃ The small feet on the back don’t do much at all to stop it from falling over ⁃ It’s fairly easy to accidentally turn off the second alarm whenever you’re stopping the first one ⁃ The alarm doesn’t have an auto off. I accidentally set my alarms before traveling one time, and when I got back 3 days later it was still going off ⁃ The cords are a bit short. It doesn’t reach far enough to go from the power strip on the right side of my nightstand, behind the nightstand, and sit on the far end of it. I would prefer to have it far enough away that I can’t reach it without actually getting out of the bed to turn it off.

the best alarm for the dreaded-wake-up individual with a habitual struggle for untimeliness, deep sleep, work/life exhuastion, etc., or just the desperate need to ((( WAKE UP ! ! ! ))) easy setup and alarm setting. minimal buttons- a great feature for constant alarm time changes as i work night shift. i reccomend purchasing the more simple alarm clock with the one color. i choose to keep my alarm across the room so i am forced to get up. the design also allows for placing under pillow. crisp, bright alarm display, adjustable for preferred bedroom ambience. i enjoy the simple yet solid blue color. originally a gift from my mom, i had purchased for a roommate who shared the same waking dilemma as myself. highly recommend. i suggest taking the time to insert the required batteries for any unplugging or potential power outages so that a time reset is not necessary. the same batteries have lasted over a year now. after the first few lightening-bolt-adrenaline-rushed wake-ups, i became accustomed to routinely waking up to the bouncing, vibrating and sounding alarm clock...in my new & improved routine. adjustable alarm volume & lighting display as mentioned. convenient cord lengths. i recommend keeping the vibrating attachment away from edge because it will move and groove!! live in the solution with this fantastic alarm clock!! rockin' game changer!

The sound is not that loud but the shaker OMG crazy how good it is. It wake me up every time

This clock works very well. I bought it for my son who would wake up to his regular alarm clock at all and would sleep through the sound of the alarm ringing (I tried a couple of different ones with varying sounds, none worked). He would end up getting up late for everything. He can't do that with this clock. The bed shaker has him up and going the moment it goes off and he hasn't woken up late since we started using it. If you are or know someone who is a very heavy sleeper, this is the clock to get.

Everything worked as intended like the speaker, and the time settings. I was even able to slow charge my phone overnight with it. The only problem I had with it was that the vibrating puck kept slipping out from underneath my pillow and falling to the side of my bed. I wish there was a built in way of anchoring the puck to the bed or a pillow. I worked around this by slipping it into my pillowcase with a fashioned device to keep it in place.

The LED size rating is weird. I thought I was buying a large-LED clock. It's not. I'm not sure where they got 7.5" LEDs from...they are only 1.75". I thought for a minute maybe it was measured horizontally, but no...the whole housing is only 7" long. Oh well...looking at it now I think they intended to type 1.75" LED, but it got mis-typed. Just a heads up. I'm going to keep this item (unless I find something wrong with it), but I should be able to use it as I intended, despite the smaller-than-expected LEDs. I've changed my rating from a 3 to a 5. I had at three due to the poor description, but in reality, the clock itself is fine. I was hoping for bigger numbers, but the almost 2" high numbers will suffice. I like the LED display...very non-offensive.

Very good