Review on Sleep Better With REACHER Wooden Dual Alarm Clock And White Noise Machine - Adjustable Volume, 6 Alarm Sounds, 12 Soothing Sounds, USB Charger, And Battery Backup by Tyra Smith

My mother bought me a Sony alarm clock when I was 10 years old and I've used that basically my whole life. I'm 40 years old now! Having used the same alarm clock for 30 years it was a hard choice to buy another one, but unfortunately the snooze bar started giving me trouble on my Sony so I wanted something new. I also wanted something that could make sleep sounds and something that was smaller in footprint. This little guy checked all those boxes. Its a great little alarm clock that more than likely works exactly the way you would expect it to.However, I do have one minor gripe for the people who designed it: Setting the alarm and turning it on/off each night/morning is done with the same button. Now you would expect that to turn the alarm on/off you would just press the button, right? Well, its the other way around. To turn the alarm on/off, you have to HOLD the button. Setting the alarm is a single press. I don't get the thinking behind this. You want the function you use MOST OFTEN to be the single press and the function you use less often to be press and hold. I would think most people wake up at the same time, plus there are two alarms. So you really only are going set the alarm once and then maybe change it once in a while. But it gets turned on/off 10 times a week for me. It should be the other way around. If it was, this would be a perfect alarm clock.