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Save 13% on a Heimvision Sunrise Alarm Clock with Alexa

By Laura Tucker
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In 2020, many of us have no need for an alarm clock. An alarm app on your phone will suffice, and if not, you may be using an Echo device. But you can do that one better and get a Heimvision Sunrise Alarm Clock with Alexa to get the right product for the job with sunset/sunrise simulation, FM radio, nature sounds, and four alarms.

You can control this smart alarm clock with voice commands. You’ll need the Smart Life app to connect your smartphone to a 2.4GHz WiFi network to use Alexa. Alternatively, you can also use Google Assistant.

The Heimvision Sunrise Alarm Clock with Alexa has sunrise and sunset simulation. The light will gradually increase before the wakeup time that you preset until your room is filled with bright yellow light to gently wake you up, mimicking the sunrise. Light and sound will gradually decrease as well until your set bedtime.

Deal Heimvision Sunrise Alarm Clock

To help you fall asleep and wake up, there are nature and other sounds and an FM radio band. These sounds include Birdsong, Hawaii Wave, Streams, Beep, Win Dells, Chord, Ringtone, and Piano. The FM radio function allows you to easily add a radio station as your new alarm sound. For those who like an extra 15 minutes of sleep, you can press the big “Snooze” button on the top of the alarm clock to get those few extra minutes of slumber.

The smart home device has a built-in speaker and volume range to mask bothersome noises at night. The natural sounds it plays will help your baby to fall asleep before you do, in case you want to get a few chores done before drifting off.

Take 13% off the price of this smart alarm clock, then take an additional 5% off when you clip the coupon on Amazon to pay just $37.99.

Heimvision Sunrise Alarm Clock with Alexa

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Laura has spent more than 20 years writing news, reviews, and op-eds, with the majority of those years as an editor as well. She has exclusively used Apple products for the past 35 years. In addition to writing and editing at MTE, she also runs the site’s sponsored review program.

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