Get a JALL Sunrise Alarm Clock for More than Half Off

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If you’re tired of waking up to your smartphone sitting near your bed, there are other great options, such as the JALL Sunrise Alarm Clock. It will help you fall asleep on time, wake up, provide a nightlight, and more. Act now and get it for more than half off.

It’s a great way to wake up, especially if you’re a heavy sleeper. It would work well with your kids as well. This lamp simulates the sunrise with 10 to 100 percent brightness. It’s set to start 30 minutes before your alarm time, but you can set it for 30, 20, or 10 minutes before you want to wake up.

If you and your significant other need to wake up at separate times, the JALL Sunrise Alarm Clock can be set with two independent alarms. Like most alarm clocks, you can also hit the Snooze button to get nine more minutes of sleep. Hit the button as many as five times.

Jall Sunrise Alarm Clock Lamp

As a lamp, the clock has seven colors: blue, indigo, purple, red, orange, yellow, and green. The LED time display has three brightness levels, while the clock itself has twenty brightness levels. This allows you to also use it as a reading lamp.

The alarm clock also includes an FM radio that will scan all FM stations from 76 to 108 MHz. You can also choose your sound to wake up to, including Birdsong, Ocean Wave, Streams, Soft Music, and more.

Take 45% off and clip the 15% off coupon to pay just $27.95 for this white alarm clock. Buy it in Wood Grain and pay just $40.73.

JALL Sunrise Alarm Clock

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