Roxicosly Digital Loud Alarm Clock for Deep Sleepers, 7.5 Inch LED Display, 5 Dimmers, 2 Alarms with Weekday/Weekend, 5 Volumes, Snooze, Type C & USB Charger, Battery Backup, 12/24H & DST

Really good, and the alarm sounds are very good.

My RGB Alarm Alarm arrived in it's own branded cardboard box and I am very pleased with it.- 7.5" Large LED Display- 4 RGB Modes- 6 Regular Colour (I prefer white, ice blue and blue colours)- Adjustable Volume (5 Levels - From 76dB to 106dB)- Adjustable Shaker (3 Levels)- Dual Alarms- Alarm Settings (7 Days, Weekdays, Weekends)- Snooze Button- USB Charging Port (Charging Only)- Screen Brightness Adjuster (5 Levels)- Battery Back-Up: Requires 2 x AAA Batteries (to maintain time and alarm in case of a power cut)- Time Display (24 hours, 12 hours, DT)- Mains Powered OnlyI have been using CPAP at night and have been finding it difficult to hear my alarm in the morning so changed to this great modern looking clock which is absolutely perfect.- The alarm is very, very loud and the digital display is bright and very clear which is perfect for my needsI think the price of £24.99 is very reasonable and there is currently a 10% off voucher available.Very, Very Highly Recommended ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

I got this alarm clock for my brother, who was born profoundly deaf, and based on his feedback, it’s been a real game-changer. The vibrating pad is his favourite part - it has three intensity levels, and even on the lowest setting, it’s strong enough to wake him up when tucked under his pillow. The bold, bright display is easy to read, and the 10 colour options add a nice touch - he likes using it as a mood light in the evenings. The dual alarms are a clever feature too, letting him set separate times for weekdays and weekends. It’s true the clock feels a bit plasticky, and the buttons are old-school and clunky, but the functionality outweighs that. It’s reliable, easy to use once set up, and most importantly, it wakes him up without fail.

First impressions - quite cheaply made, very plasticky. Controls are clunky (and there's a lot of them!)I'd be happy paying <£10 for something like this, but at nearly £30 it's way overpriced.It's USB powered with battery backup (2xAA batteries not supplied).The top has a total of 9 buttons and then there are 3 sliders on the back as well. It's pretty much 80's technology.The buzzer is a nice idea - a plastic box that is connected via a wire to the alarm and presumably you're supposed to have that with you in bed. It vibrates quite a bit, but something like this should really be wireless - a rechargeable vibrator that slotted into the back of the clock in the morning would be the modern way to build something like this.In short - it does the job, but it's VERY disappointing.

This is a nice sleek design and the multi colour numbers look great. it is very loud. I have yet to try the bed "shaker"

I’ve always been the world’s heaviest sleeper, but the Roxicosly Alarm Clock has completely changed the game. The first night I used it, I had no excuse not to get up! The vibrating pad is a life-saver, with three different intensity levels. I put it under my pillow, and trust me, the vibration is strong enough to wake anyone, even me!The bold, bright display makes it super easy to read, which is great for my not-so-perfect eyesight. Plus, I love the fact I can choose from 10 colours, giving the room a bit of a mood light when I’m not using it as an alarm. The dual alarms are genius, especially since I can set different wake-up times for weekdays and weekends. The snooze button is large and easy to press, perfect for those mornings when I just can’t resist a few extra minutes of sleep.The buzzing noise may be a bit loud for light sleepers, but if you're a heavy sleeper like me, it’s perfect.

Huge alarm clock that looks great - I've really enjoyed using this for the past few weeks. Super clear and bright display alongside the alarm is perfect.

Ordered this for our son to take to university. he's at that age where he's up all night and asleep all day meaning he has on occasion been late or missed college lessons. Knowing we wouldn't be there to wake him once he goes to uni we knew we had to take drastic action.Unfortunately the design and quality and design leaves a lot to be desired. The big bright display is a bit overkill and the retro 80's design and plastic build screams cheap on every level. In fact as soon as my son saw it his reaction was 'I'm not having that!' In use the alarm is loud and gradually gets louder until switched off. The pillow shaker seems like a good idea, but unfortunately in practice you would need to have both quite close to your head as the lead isn't very long.A good idea on paper that is let down by poor design and quality, not worth the asking price