Oregon Scientific i.Wakeup Sunrise Clock
Nobody likes to hear the alarm buzz in the morning, and it’s probably an alarm-hater that came up with the Oregon Scientific i.Wakeup Sunrise Clock. Instead of using the universally hated sound, it simulates the dawn, using the light to help you wake up in a more natural and pleasant way. It’ll begin to increase its illumination 30 mins before your designated wake up time, to simulate a natural sunrise. If you think that a simulated sunrise isn’t enough to get you up, you could enhance it with 5 different built-in nature sounds, or revert back to the FM radio channel. It’ll be released in February and sounds (pun intended) like a tolerable alarm clock, albeit a bit pricey at $129.99.
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