CLOCKY Alarm Clock on Wheels – Loud Rolling Alarm Clock for Heavy Sleepers | Runaway Clock That Jumps & Runs to Wake You Up | Funny Unique Gift for Adults, Teens & Kids Bedrooms (Black)

Love this cute clock! My son sleeps through alarm clocks, but not this one. It works Great!!

My son absolutely loves this alarm clock!! It works well. Great price! Super easy to set up and use. Zero trouble reading the display and the buttons are easy to see and use. I haven’t had to chase it around the house yet, but I’m sure they will try it just for the fun of it.

He's cute, he's loud, he rolls around in a circle, and you have to get up out of bed to turn him off. As advertised.

,I just loves this alarm clock and my son not so much lol., I love how loud it is and how he has to chase it to turn it off annoying for him funny to me . Time is good size buttons are easy to snooze and screen is very visible great job guys thank you.

I JUST WROTE A WHOLE REVIEW AND THE APP QUIT ON ME SO Y'ALL ARE GETTING THE TLDR VERSION OK I AM NOTORIOUS FOR SLEEPING THROUGH ALARMS SO PLEASE TRUST ME ON THIS: -do not waste your money or time -it worked for a couple months than crapped out on me (the interface started seeming a bit different and glitchy, and then the alarm itself stopped working, it would start the alarm tone at the correct time but after like 0.5seconds the noise would turn off and just end the alarm) -even though it did work, the way it woke me up made me so grumpy and angry that I would go back to sleep on purpose bc I could not start my day like that -it literally corroded the batteries in a matter of just a few months.... I've never seen that happen before unless the batteries have been in the device for years -currently am trying out the JALL wake-up light alarm thing and I like it so far, it has more features, (i think it could use a few more but im high maintenance) it uses not only noise to wake you up but also manipulates your natural sleep/wake cycle (circadian rhythm->pineal gland->melatonin->ecetera) to allow for a more peaceful awakening. AGAIN, COMING FROM A NOTORIOUS ALARM-SLEEPER-THROUGHER: I'm not joking the brightness of the light makes a chemical difference in your brain to help you wake up easier (and trust me on this bc I spent years learning crap like this with my bio/human science major and psych minor) so I guess this isn't TLDR REALLY but if you wanna join me on my search for the perfect alarm and want to SKIP THIS USELESS STEP, you can meet me at the next step with the Jall wake up alarm thing with the bright light and we can suffer through this together

I was hoping there would be an option to adjust the alarm volume, I am easily prone to migraines and it reaches a high frequency pitch and very loud volume that are physically painful and a risk to cause a migraine, especially on a bad morning if I'm dealing with other migraine triggers. Not everyone's "loudest" volume is the same, and I would like a product to trust its customers to see to their own needs--I'm buying it because I want it to annoy me, so if I had set the volume too low and it didn't wake me, that would be on me. However, I'm buying it to annoy me, not to hurt me. Also, the snooze button didn't really work, i stabbed it as hard as possible and it just kept screaming so I had to use the alarm on/off button. I may have just gotten a defective unit though. The written instructions could do with a bit better labeling on the diagram, for instance the button which is physically marked on the device with an "A" is helpfully labeled on the instructions as just... "A". It would make setup faster if it labeled it as "alarm", similarly for the "T", "H", "M", and most importantly it would have been helpful to have the image icon buttons labeled with what they are. The little tiny embossed bell icon and the circle icon are not immediately intuitive as to what they are, but they're referred to by name in the written instructions as the "alarm" button and the "wheels" button. Not life-breakingly difficult, but if the manufacturer wants to optimize their instruction manual, these are my suggestions. If you have vision problems, the button letters/icons are very tiny and are simply embossed, they are not marked in ink, so that may or may not be a dealbreaker for you. Ideally it would be helpful if the backlight could be tapped to light up, I think tapping the snooze button may do that though. As with all modern electronics, the LED backlight is a bright blue, so it's good for waking you up but not great if you just want to check the time during the night--again, maybe not a dealbreaker for you. I know it would increase the cost of production to add an RGB adjustment function, that would be cool to have though. I am very pleased that the display numbers themselves are just LCD with a backlight rather than always-on LED numbers, that's not common to find and is a preference for me. The battery compartment lid is very fiddly and it makes it annoying to change the batteries, it would be much easier to use if it had a click-in-place latch that you can then screw closed rather than just a screw closure. The wheels have a rubberized coating, and it does indeed zoom around chaotically very well. It's well weighted to right itself and keep the display upright.

This thing is AWESOME! Finally my kid is getting up on time! I wish I got one of these years ago!!!!

Super highly annoying... it's perfect! If you're a heavy sleeper this thing makes it impossible to ignore. I just wish it was a little louder

Amazing😂😂

You will wake up 😁

La sveglia funziona bene, odeale per chi ha il vizio di spengerla, scappa e sei costretto ad alzarti per prenderla

Cool iris et joli et simple d’utilisation!

My six-year-old told me very seriously that he’s a “deep sleeper” and needed something really strong to wake him up in the morning. We decided to try Clocky, and honestly, it’s been both hilarious and effective. The first morning, the alarm went off and Clocky immediately rolled off the nightstand and started zooming around the room. My son had no choice but to jump out of bed and chase it — and it actually worked. He was awake, laughing, and definitely not snoozing. The alarm is loud (in a good way), and the fact that it physically runs away means there’s no chance of hitting the snooze button by accident. It’s become a fun part of his morning routine, and he actually looks forward to “catching” his alarm clock. For kids or adults who sleep through regular alarms, this is a clever little solution.