Wake Up With Ease: ANJANK Extra Loud Dual Alarm Clock With Bed Shaker And USB Charger Port For Heavy Sleepers And Hearing-Impaired Review

Like the product. I am very hard of hearing. I ordered another loud alarm before this one and returned to for two reasons. 1. I could not hear it and 2. the display was bule and would light up the room if adjusted for daylight and could not see it in daylight if adjusted for night. This display is red, so I do not have that problem. Also, I can hear it with no problem set on medium. The only problem is the buttons on the top are labeled in blue and very difficult to read. That is the reason for

I bought this alarm a few months ago. I was beginning a job which required me to wake up early in the morning. I’ve never been able to wake up with a phone alarm or otherwise. This worked great for a few weeks. After a few weeks, however, I grew accustomed to the noise and the vibration at the highest level, and now I sleep through it every night. If you have something really important to get done in the morning, I’d suggest getting this alarm and using it once or twice. Much more than that and

This is annoyingly loud which is a good thing to help me hear and wake up. The vibration is very strong.the first night scared the crap out of me in the morning when it went off! I dislike worrying about getting up in the morning on time for fear of my hearing aid battery dying while I'm asleep. This pretty much eliminates that worry. I tried another model and it had a cord attached to the vibration disk. That cord got in my way so many times with being a stomach sleeper. I needed something…

Three settings, I use the highest. It has an audible alarm as well, but that can be turned off so as not to disturb anyone else. The clock can be in one room, and you can sleep in another with the wireless vibrating receiver. I found it simple to pair the two up, and simple to set the two alarms. I wear shorts with pockets to bed and keep the receiver in one of the pockets, rather than under my pillow. I have found that it wakes me from the deepest sleep! The only thing I see that could improve

I love the big display, I don't have to put on my glasses to see it across the room. It's definitely loud I've lost a lot of hearing over the years and was really looking forward to the vibration to wake me which it did the fest couple of days, then came the weekend, I turned the alarm off because I enjoy waking when I feel like it, now the work week has arrived and no matter what I do the Puck will not link to the clock. So glad I have not relied on it alone yet but that was the goal I just…

Because I take medication to make me sleep, I tend to have a hard time falling asleep and have tried just about everything to wake up in the morning. Was going to get one of those shock watches but looked at the price and couldn’t spend hundreds of dollars. This has been the only thing to actually wake me up in the mornings. I have both the shaker and noise on to make sure I’m awake, I put the shaker under my pillow and it works wonders! It is the cheapest option if you really need to wake up…

I got 2 of these. Was having trouble getting up with a regular alarm. This thing on loud wakes up the entire house. We're in an up/ down duplex. If I let it go long enough, it wakes up the people upstairs in the other end of the house. The little vibrating thing works great but has never really been needed. Two alarms are great. I set the second for when I only have a few minutes to dress and leave. Never needed that either. Put the second one at our cottage. Love the big numbers for seeing the

Really works well for hard of hearing; I always had difficulties with alarm clocks due to not hearing them most of the time. This one, between the volume of the alarm and the vibration, works really well. When alone, I can use the alarm and vibration; when not alone, the vibration alone works great. The only set back and reason I didn't give it 5 stars is the writing on the buttons. The clock is black and the writing is dark green, very hard to see/read. If you save the instructions, you'll be…

Our college student needed an alarm clock that would not wake their roommate. They are able to tuck the vibration disc in their pillow case and it’s enough vibration to wake them up. Another great thing is that there are no wires attached to the disc. This was an answer to prayers for a hearing impaired person.

I have severe anatomical sleep apnea. It's very difficult for me to wake up. I put this alarm clock and it wakes me immediately. I think the only other alarm clock that I've seen that is actually louder is the Sonic Bomb but that scares the crap out of me because I feel like the cops are after me like when I was younger and not a follower of Jesus.

So this alarm can wake up an entire home full of people. I purchased this for my teenage daughter who can sleep through an explosion. Initially it was great we only used the vibration feature and it made her fly out of bed. Then eventually she wasn’t getting up on time and said her alarm didn’t go off, I checked and it was fine. So we added vibration and noise. And again it was amazing, she would fly out of bed. Then eventually same thing, she was waking up late. I found out this alarm shuts…

I am hard of hearing so an alarm clock that is reliable and vibrates is a complete necessity. However unlike every other alarm clock on the market this one is really easy to use and doesn't make me feel angry at my disability. The wireless vibrator works just as good as all the wired ones on the market, and this means I don't have to deal with wires in my bed. In the alarm clock is extremely easy to use I bet even a brain-dead snail could manage. One really neat feature that I didn't even know…