Alarm Clocks for Heavy Sleepers, Vibrating Alarm Clock with Bed Shaker, Night Light, Large Display, Dimmable Loud Clock for Adults Hearing Impaired Deaf Seniors Teens (RGB)

The only alarm that actually wakes my pre-teen! It’s a super cute alarm that’s pretty straightforward and easy to use.. We tried this out on my bed and it vibrated the bed so loud I jumped!!!! My daughter loves the different lights and how she can turn the brightness down/up. It’s super lightweight compared to the other one we had by a different brand. That one lasted for 2 years before it crapped. Hoping this one lasts longer!

It's for my 10 year old and it has all the colored lights and you can set it to solid so it shouldn't keep changing colors the vibrations is pretty strong and works great the sounds too the numbers are big and bright it's simple and easy to set up alarm and time great value

This clock is great for the money. The buttons are a little finicky. Setting the alarm time is a bit of a task because the buttons don't always work when pressed. Maybe I just got one that isn't quite right. But once we got it set, now we don't have to worry about it.The lights are cool, the RGB button on top changes color, and the display changes all kinds of different colors too. My daughter and I love RGB and RGBIC lights, so that is a nice touch.The alarm is decently loud. Personally, I don't know if I'd put it anywhere near 100db. I mean, a .410 shotgun is 120db, but it's decently loud enough. The vibrating disk under the mattress, under her pillow is where it's at. It wakes her right up. It comes with a cord long enough that I have the clock far enough away from her bed that she can't just shut it off and fall back asleep, she has to get out of bed to shut it off.Defiantly worth getting for hard sleepers.

Just got this in today, and it is really loud, and the vibrant works perfectly. It was easy to set up, too. The night light can be turned down, and so can the lights on the clock if you don't like any light when you sleep. I really recommend this clock for heavy sleepers!!!!

My oldest son has a hard time waking up as did I as a child and had to have an alarm that did the same. Been thinking of even getting myself one lately

Size? Perfect. Brightness? Easy to adjust. Setup and use? Simple and easy to follow instructions. Functionality and Value? Yes and no. The volume is lower than I personally expected and I haven't felt the vibration from the puck. I set this up 3 days ago and it has yet to wake me up. I do love the large display and the night light, and how easy it was to set it all up and adjust the brightness (I get ocular migraines very frequently). I just need help waking up because I'm a heavy sleeper with hearing loss and severe obstructive sleep apnea that uses a CPAP machine. I like the clock, it just needs to be louder and stronger.

Got this for my son. He wears hearing aids and cannot hear the alarm. This alarm clock is perfect. It just slides between the mattress and box spring vibrates when the alarm goes off. It’s perfect for him and the price is great. Also easy set up.

I am in my eighties and, without my hearing aids I am almost stone deaf, so I need a loud, easy to use alarm with bed vibrator. My last alarm was a Sonic Alert, plenty loud enough, shook the bed well, but I knocked it onto the floor once too often and, although the time still worked, other things didn't. Also, it was top heavy, and to set times you cannot go back, only forward through nearly 24 hours, so I thought I would try this one (cheaper) as my replacement. Big mistake. The night light is not bad, if you don't use the color change option (the light levels are not constant), but a bit gimmicky. The first problems, for me, is difficulty setting it, the alarm is too quiet even on the highest (L3) setting and the bed shaker is only strong enough to wake me if directly under my head on the pillow.To explain difficulty setting it, even with instructions out, I should remind you I am old, but my brain is still pretty good for my age. I can still generally follow instructions. But, most of the controls are in a single straight row of identical small buttons on the back. They are labeled, but you need to turn the clock around when you want to see which one to press, then, of course, you have to turn them around to read the dial. Or you can remember which one is which, counting from the end. The buttons are multi use, I am not sure, after six weeks, whether they change function on a time basis or a press again basis, they seem to be very inconsistent.The main problem though, and this might be me, is that, even with the book in one hand, the clock in another, and my third hand free in case I need to press two different buttons in sequence, is that it all seems to be inconsistent, sometimes doing this seems to work, but next time it doesn't and I have to keep trying until it does, this, of course, changes something different. So, I am abandoning this clock and am waiting for my new Sonic Boom, which I can now get in a choice of colors, 😸 and which has several switches, rather than buttons, located in various places, which makes it easier to change and set without the instructions. I have now bought some adhesive cable clamps so I can anchor the cables to the nightstand's glass top and protect it from my elbow swinging around and knocking it onto the tile floor.