Lumie Bodyclock Spark 100 Wake-Up Light Alarm Clock, White

I recently purchased the Lumie Bodyclock Spark 100, and I couldn't be more delighted with its performance. This wake-up light alarm clock has truly transformed my mornings and enhanced my overall well-being. The gradual sunrise simulation is a game-changer. Waking up to a soft, natural light that gradually brightens has made me feel more refreshed and energized. It's such a gentle and calming way to start the day, especially during those dark, winter months. The sleep sunset feature is equally impressive. The gradual dimming of the light before bedtime helps me wind down and prepare for a restful night's sleep. It's a wonderful addition to my bedtime routine, and I've noticed a significant improvement in the quality of my sleep since using the Lumie Bodyclock Spark 100. The design of the clock is sleek and modern, blending seamlessly with my bedroom decor. The white/off-white color option adds a touch of elegance. It's also incredibly user-friendly with intuitive controls that make it easy to set up and customize according to my preferences Overall, the Lumie Bodyclock Spark 100 has had a positive impact on my daily routine and my sleep quality. I highly recommend it to anyone looking to improve their mornings and overall sleep experience. It's a worthwhile investment in your well-being.

I wanted to 100% love this product and with a couple of tweaks it could be perfect. The downside is that it has only 1 alarm sound which is piercing and not nice. Also if you're facing away from the light, it's not strong enough (for me) to wake you up, so I have set it in the middle of my opposite wall to catch which ever way I'm sleeping. It's a bright light but not as strong as a sunrise. However, having said all that it has made getting up at 5am an absolute breeze, whereas before I was setting 3 alarms on my iPhone and dragging myself out of bed so tired. This is a gradual wake up as the light goes from a deep orange to a bright white. Very glad I bought it but as I said it's not perfect.

The Lumie Bodyclock Spark 100 is an excellent wake-up light, and I’ve been really impressed with how it improves my morning routine. The gradual sunrise simulation is a brilliant feature, slowly filling the room with light to gently wake you up, which feels so much more natural than a harsh alarm. It’s helped me feel more refreshed in the mornings, especially during darker winter months. The sunset feature is just as great for winding down in the evenings, gradually dimming the light to help me fall asleep more easily. What I love most is how well the light mimics natural daylight, and its simplicity is actually a big part of its charm. There's no complex setup or unnecessary features—just a well-designed, effective alarm clock. It's ideal for anyone who struggles with traditional alarms and prefers a more soothing wake-up experience. The design is sleek, fits nicely on my bedside table, and blends well with my room’s decor. However, for the price, I do wish it came with some pre-recorded sounds to accompany the light. For a high-end product like this, it seems like a missed opportunity. It’s a minor letdown, but considering everything else this clock does, it’s something I’m willing to overlook. A few nature sounds or gentle alarm tones would have been the icing on the cake. Overall, it’s a fantastic product that does exactly what it’s meant to—wakes you up in a calm, pleasant way. If pre-recorded sounds aren’t a deal-breaker for you, this wake-up light is nearly perfect!

I've only used it once so far, but it's very promising. I wake up at 5am every day so I can get to the gym before work. In the summer, no problem. Winter in England? Different ballgame. This morning I woke up gently at 4.58 in a bright but not blinding room - and I felt awake. There was no risk of snoozing, no jolting awake to my phone next to my head, and no burnt retinas from instantly flicking the light on in my dark room. I'm positive about how this is going to improve my mornings this winter. We invest in getting better sleep, so why not invest in waking up too? Makes sense to me. However, it's narrowly missed out on 5*. I'm not disappointed at all, but there is only 1 alarm sound and memory for 1 alarm. For the money it would be nice to be able to set a weekend alarm and maybe wake up to some birdsong, but I'm not sad about it.

Having gone deaf, alarms that use sound aren't any good to me. I've had a wake-up light before from Phillips but I actually prefer my Lumie one, and here's why: 1. You can turn off the sound, which might be good for some hearing people. This model of Lumie light has an *optional* beep, but you can turn it to zero when you set the alarm. More expensive Lumie models have background sounds like mountain streams, goats, etc, but this one doesn't. The sound on my old Phillips one couldn't be turned off, and (back when I could hear it!), was rudely awoken by what sounded like a gong and a furious baboon. 2. You can turn off the clock display. If you want complete darkness in your room at night, or you find seeing the time annoying if you're struggling to sleep, this is a great setting. Once it's turned off, you just need to tap the light for the clock to show for a couple of seconds. It'll also display if you put something down next to the light! But that's not a big problem. 3. You can change the brightness of the clock display. An option if you don't want to turn off the display completely but don't want to have the time seered into your eyeballs. 4. The wake-up time is set at half an hour. So if you set your alarm for 7 am the light starts to glow from 6.30 am. More expensive Lumies (and maybe cheaper ones from other brands) give you a selection of wake-up periods (eg. 15, 30, or 45 minutes), but I find 30 minutes perfectly fine for me. 5. It has a sunset setting. So if you want to be lulled to sleep with the room slowly darkening, this would be great for you. Again, this is set at 30 minutes. 6. You can use it as a bedside light. Just use the plus button to turn it on, and minus to turn off (you'll need to press them several times as it goes through the phases of the sunrise/sunset cycles. 7. It's fairly easy to use. Just read the manual first, and it'll all make a lot of sense!

Had this a little while now before writing review. This is a great click, the light starts from a soft red to a bright white light, which is nice to wake you up, the alarm is not to loud. Easy to set up and has lots of functionality, glad a bought it

I had purchased another light before for £30 off Amazon. It was one of those cylinder yokes with a really shiny finish. I just didn't think I wanted to pay £80 for an alarm but in hindsight I should've gone for Lumie right away. The light looks much nicer in the room. I like the matte look of the light cover. The light is much nicer than the cheaper product I used before and it actually changes brightness much smoother. It's easy to set up and I like that the time turns of automatically at night (if you chose that setting). Personally, I don't use the Alarm tone but I could see how people may be looking for alternative sounds such as forest sounds, birds etc. The cheaper light I had before had that option, this Lumie does not as far as I can tell. Either way, the light makes waking up a much nicer experience. I tend to set an alarm a few minutes after Lumie reaches peak brightness just to make sure I get up. In 90% of the cases I'm up already. I really enjoy it. It's quite pricey but I think you certainly see the quality difference over a cheap light.

Has become an essential part of my daily routine Easy to setup and wakes me up in the morning Having to press the sunrise button every night before bed is slightly annoying but at the same time it’s good to have an opt out of waking up early