Bodyclock Luxe 750DAB - Wake-up Light with DAB Radio, Bluetooth Speakers, Low-Blue Light for Sleep

This is a great clock with a lovely sunrise and sunset light….the DAB radio has a good quality sound. Set aside a bit of time to work through the instructions especially if you want a bird song morning alarm! It’s a good looking bedside light…

Love it - nice speakers, smaller than I expected which is good, it was easy to set up using the manual, generally looks nice and feels solid. The the light ranges from really low to really bright. The preset noises are nature sounds, some static, street noises, and (not distressing) beeps. Generally really love this. It's pricey buy worth it.

Good quality and works well. It is fiddly to set up and the button to turn the alarm off is rather small (perhaps that is a deliberate design feature?). The standard alarm is gentle but persistent, not a jarring heart attack noise that many alarms use. I would recommend.

Had a Phillips model that does pretty much the same for 15years that gave up the ghost so opted for this model as a replacement. Trully brilliant in its function as sunset and sunrise light, love the fact you can program days differently and the fact the read out can be completely turned of is great too. DAB radio fantastic and having an aerial instead of a manky wire really makes it nicer to look at. Only one feature dissapointed me an that was the usb "charging" function, it's too low powered for a modern phone so i woke up with a drained battery. It's pricey so that downside does grind my gears slightly, all in all the good outways the bad.

I’ve definitely found I am less tired since using my Bodyclock. The sunrise and sunset features are easy to set and work well. Being able to set separate 7 day alarms is a great feature. The sound quality is good enough with both the DAB radio and Bluetooth music from my phone. The only things I would change are that the built in sounds are a little too synthetic sounding to make me feel relaxed, and I would like to be able to set the clock a little brighter so I’m not squinting to see it through the night. Overall a great product and I would recommend it to anyone who suffers from tiredness through the dark months of the year.

I purchased from amazon, and sent back after 8 hours, a Lumie bodyclock Luxe 750DAB, MRP £230. After dispensing with the words Bodyclock, 750and DAB since they are not really relevant, you are left with the word Luxe or "light". So thats £230 for an LED light that changes from orange to white variably as you rotate a knob. As far as the Radio does DAB must mean "Desperate And Bad", which it is. The word clock appears to refer an afterthought item, that is a very tiny LCD screen with light blue numbers on slightly darker blue background. It cannot be seen, even in the footprint of the frosted plastic dome spewing out 10,000 lumens of light, taking up 70% of the product real estate. The other 29.5% being a sort of fake black and white tweed cloth. Sorry, I forgot to mention the 40cm chrome rod that rises ungmajestically out the back of the orange dome purporting to be an antenna, but doesnt actually work. When the flood light finally turns off you have 2 options to see the alarm clock in the dark, (i) not at all, or (ii) so dim only a cat, fox or hedgehog (bless them) might see it. Apparently if you have really tiny fingers and few hours of product learning time, and keep the product long enough you can wake up (or go to bed) to a rising sun or sunset, all to the sound of crickets, lorries parking, waterfalls or other such noises that can be held on USB stick, built-in memory or bluetoothed over. If the sound of waterfall makes you have to get and go for a pee don't count on being able to see what the time is! Worth £10 for the flood light or use as a footstall.

This light is a definite improvement from my very old wake up light. It took a while to get set up and learn how to save settings but the improvement in sound and saved preset radio stations is really good. I like that it has a sleep function and will play sounds of your choice and dim the light for sleep. It definitely improves and helps me getting to sleep and waking up.

The biggest failing of this product is that it doesn't set the time using DAB, despite products 1/4 of the price doing this automatically at power-on... there would be no reason for Lumie to integrate a (probably expensive to manufacture) backup battery if set by DAB and the clocks would be set forward or backwards automatically twice a year. The feature which has been most impressive in function has been to have the light dim to mimic a sunset, the light is of a spectrum which doesn't invite you to stay awake and gradually sends you to sleep. I bought this particular model for the DAB radio and being able to set a different alarm time for each day of the week, had to spend out big to get those features so spent that little bit more to be able to bluetooth podcasts, which can be used in conjunction with the sunset feature so it doesn't play all night. Initially, we had trouble activating snooze, and had to tap pretty hard, this problem seemed to go away after a couple of weeks but perhaps my partner has simply nailed the technique (the entire top glass is obstensibly the snooze button). Overall, I'm impressed but the perfect alarm clock doesn't exist.