Philips SmartSleep Sleep and Wake-Up Light, Simulated Sunrise and Sunset, Multiple Lights and Sounds, RelaxBreathe to Sleep, HF3651/01

The Philips SmartSleep Wake-Up Light has genuinely improved my mornings. Waking up to gradual light instead of a sudden alarm makes a noticeable difference. Wake-Up Experience The light slowly increases in brightness, which feels far more natural than a harsh alarm sound. I wake up feeling calmer and less stressed. Light Quality The light is soft and pleasant, not blinding. It fills the room gradually and makes waking up feel more relaxed. Daily Use It’s easy to set up and becomes part of your routine very quickly. Ideal if you struggle with dark mornings or abrupt alarms. Final Thoughts A great product for improving sleep routines and mornings. Once you get used to waking up this way, it’s hard to go back.

I’ve used a Phillips wake up light for the past 12 years or so, and finally that old one gave out. Not the light, but the sound. So I figured I’d get a new one. First I bought a cheap non-Phillips one that turned out to be a disaster, so I decided on a proper Phillips one instead. I’m happy to see the new features added in comparison to my old one. Features I especially like: - the midnight function: if you need to get up in the middle of the night simply tap the top of the light and it will give a tiny amount of red light. Just enough to find your way and not stumble over clutter and breaking your neck. Very much appreciated. - ULTIMATE BRIGHTNESS!! The highest brightness level is seriously bright. No way you won’t notice that. - very dim clock light. I need my bedroom to be as dark as possible. Most electric alarm clocks have a clock light that is annoyingly bright, making it difficult to sleep. Luckily this light has a very dim setting, making the clock just visible at night. During the day it will not be very visible probably, but that’s fine. You can also turn it off if they want. - snoozing only stops the sound. The cheapo light I bought also stopped the light during snoozing which is just stupid. - the touchscreen can be quiet. By default it make a small sound, but you can turn it off. Using the menu is easy and straightforward. No idea why it is designed to look like a ceramic sink drain, but you can’t win them all I guess. All in all this light is just about perfect, sink drain look and all.

An intriguing device from Philips that should be thought of as a clever light which offers sleep, wake-up, and relaxation modes and sounds. There’s also an FM radio. What it does best is a light. It feels like a quality luminaire and can go very bright but as a larger light-source it’s not as intense on the eyes as a point like bulb. And it’s party trick is the midnight light. In a dark room it’s like red sunset and easy on the eyes. This night light is simply activated by just tapping the top rear of the unit. These things aren’t easy to photograph as the camera picks up the LED refreshing so apologies for the quality with the light activated. Other things to note are that functions are accessed by touching icons around the clock area and the clock auto dims and brightens depending on lighting conditions. As for the sound quality, as a rear firing speaking it’s not going to set an amazing standard in audio but it’s acceptable. It also doesn’t go too loud and isn’t the cleanest sound - not great for the hard of hearing - but if not too far from a wall this helps to improve the volume. Overall this is primarily a light with audio bolted on.

This is such a cool clock to have in the house. It sits on my nightstand and plays white noise sounds when I go to sleep, extremely reliable and the colours help me relax a lot.

It's relatively expensive. It's also one of those 'healthy lifestyle' gadgets that you buy, use once or twice then shove it to the back of a cupboard. So why would I buy it again? My partner isn't an early riser. She also suffers from SAD. I was stuck for a Christmas present for her and time was running out. I happened to be talking to my daughter, a team GB athlete and health guru. I mentioned about buying a SAD light to try and help my partner through the depressing winter months but was sceptical they even worked. She spoke positively about the theory behind them. Don't get me wrong, SAD definitely exists and can cause severe depression. However, reading reviews of the plethora of SAD lamps available it looked like a lottery. Prices ranged from almost free to stupidly expensive, like this one. But bear with me. I read and read and read again and again and again. It was a nightmare. Choose between a quack gadget or known name. The real problem is there didn't appear to be any recognised standards to conform to. So I put this Phiips offering in my basket and left it there for a few days. Eventually I pressed the Buy Now button. I had now paid about £160 for for what is basically a clock radio! Except I didn't. Christmas came and went. The lamp remained in its box, unused. We needed a new bed so decided to decorate the bedroom as well. Fast forward a month, deep into the misery that is January. My partner, buoyant through the bedroom remodelling, was now struggling. We took the lamp out, set it up according to the instructions and placed it on the chest of drawers. At this point I'm not going to describe the ins and outs of its workings, Philips explain that very well through Amazon. Suffice to say this is the first winter my partner has gone through without the effects of SAD. She wakes up in a much more relaxed state. This lamp does that, a gentle wake up call spread over your predetermined time frame. I was sceptical but no longer. On those days I have laid in (I'm usually an early riser) I awake refreshed. Don't ask me to explain the science, I can't. I just know it works for my partner and I. Although I'm lucky enough not to need it, even I benefit from waking to it. I'm no longer a sceptic and I would even pay double if I ever needed to replace it. Expensive clock radio? No, it's a vital tool to ensure my partners wellbeing. I would never have believed the difference such a simple but well engineered and well presented device could make to someone's life.

Beautiful clock and definitely has been useful in waking up earlier. I got some blackout curtains, which helped me go to sleep, but I kept sleeping in in the morning. This lights up the room nicely. I like to wake up to the radio rather than the other sounds, which are ok, but a bit repetitive. The display clock can be switched off in the night, so it does not disturb. Tap the bottom screen and it can come back on. Tap the top and the light comes on or off.

Great bit of kit to help you get to sleep at night I use the sound of waves lapping at the sea Shaw to get me to sleep. Really good at waking you up as well, warm glow of the dawn sun getting brighter & brighter, then a chime's get louder & louder.

Pros: -it is very bright, I feel like I wake up to a real sunlight. Brightens up my bedroom which does not get much sunshine. I notice that I don’t even need the alarm sound anymore, I literally wake up to the light -the transition of light is very subtle and gentle. Especially in the sunset mode -I love the design. I think it looks really cool, like some space shuttle thing -touch screen works great -very easy to set up, nothing complicated Cons: -ridiculously bad sound quality. That forest/wave/bird sounds are unbearable with the low sound quality and high frequency tone. I don’t use sound bits at all. Haven’t even attempted to try the radio. I have an alexa, would rather set a nature sound alarm on that -the alarm has to be changed or switched off manually. It feels poor technology. I need to switch off the alarm every Friday and turn back on every Sunday. Come on Phillips, how could you not think of this? I will be worried about this now- whether I forgot to change the alarm or not.. adds to my anxiety -that breathing thing is useless in my opinion. I couldn’t concentrate on that red light. Didn’t relax me. -too expensive for what it is, especially considering the “cons” Will keep mine for the pros, the newer model with the automatic alarm change, is too expensive I can’t afford it.

Anfangs war ich skeptisch.... doch schon beim ersten Probelauf bestätigte sich, was ich gelesen hatte. Es ist ein"sanftes " aufwachen..... überhaupt kein Vergleich zum abrupten hochschrecken mit einem Radiowecker.... Wir möchten diese Art des aufwachen nicht mehr missen. Die wahlweise einzustellenden Naturgeräusche nutzen wir nur am Ende der Lichtphase..... als Sicherheit..... falls das Licht mal doch nicht ausreicht zum wach werden. War bis jetzt jedoch noch nie der Fall... Klare Kaufempfehlung

Fel artikelnummer. Fick HF3651/01 levererad, men beställt HF3672/01 med Smartphone connection.

Zu teuer, günstigere Lampe hat quasi gleiche Funktionen