The Sleep and Wake-up Light helps you relax with the Relax and Breath function with atmospheric light. It has various lighting effects for relaxing breathing and personalised sun simulation. Developed by the sleep experts and makers of the worldwide market leader of the wake-up light. Relaxed falling asleep, as well as light effects for meditation.
The Sleep and Wake-up Light helps you relax with the Relax and Breath function with atmospheric light. It has various lighting effects for relaxing breathing and personalised sun simulation. Developed by the sleep experts and makers of the worldwide market leader of the wake-up light. Relaxed falling asleep, as well as light effects for meditation.
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Philips Hf3651/01 Wake Up Light Alarm Clock One Size
The Sleep and Wake-up Light helps you relax with the Relax and Breath function with atmospheric light. It has various lighting effects for relaxing breathing and personalised sun simulation. Developed by the sleep experts and makers of the worldwide market leader of the wake-up light. Relaxed falling asleep, as well as light effects for meditation.
The Sleep and Wake-up Light helps you relax with the Relax and Breath function with atmospheric light. It has various lighting effects for relaxing breathing and personalised sun simulation. Developed by the sleep experts and makers of the worldwide market leader of the wake-up light. Relaxed falling asleep, as well as light effects for meditation.
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Philips Sleep & Wake-up Light, Coloured Sunrise Simulation, 25 Light Levels, Multiple Tones and Music, Midnight Light, Relaxation and Breathing
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Touch sensitive buttons are OK when wide awake and fully co-ordinated. However, if awake before alarm, have to fumble about through 3 sets of menu and touch correct symbols to switch on the radio. Very difficult to see icons when lying in bed without glasses. After struggling to do all these things through a sleepy haze, the wake up lamp does the job. Maybe that is the strategy to get one fully awake.
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I always appreciate Philips thoughtful & interesting design, I've had many top of the line TV's from them & I use their beautifully designed low radiation M8 cordless phones, I mention this especially as you will see.I do appreciate the design idea of the Somneo & the integrated menus hidden behind the plastic screen, but that's pretty much where the love ends!The menus do seem simple to use, but I felt left with the feeling "did I do that right?" Having the menus without any buttons, can create confusion. Some of the options are too restrictive, in that you can only have the fall asleep mode for 15 minutes, that's way too short for me. The quality of sound is average to poor depending on what you're listening to, the radio seems better than the built in digital ... MoreI always appreciate Philips thoughtful & interesting design, I've had many top of the line TV's from them & I use their beautifully designed low radiation M8 cordless phones, I mention this especially as you will see.I do appreciate the design idea of the Somneo & the integrated menus hidden behind the plastic screen, but that's pretty much where the love ends!The menus do seem simple to use, but I felt left with the feeling "did I do that right?" Having the menus without any buttons, can create confusion. Some of the options are too restrictive, in that you can only have the fall asleep mode for 15 minutes, that's way too short for me. The quality of sound is average to poor depending on what you're listening to, the radio seems better than the built in digital sounds, I have a tiny, cheap BT speaker that sounds better than this, there is also a slight vibration when on very loud, this shouldn't happen. On a design point, other colours would be nice, as white isn't suitable for everyone's home, me included. However, the worst & most surprising point for me is the extraordinarily high EMF given off by the Somneo. Philips know low EMF products are a good thing, remember my M8 phone, one of it's selling points is it's low radiation emissions. I have a very reliable EMF detector, a high reading, near a plug or light switch will give off 200-300 V/m, which would not be good to put your head next to on a regular basis. The reading coming from the Somneo was over 600 V/m, which to have your head next to regularly, say next to your bed, is at best inadvisable, at worst dangerous!! I unplugged mine immediately & will most likely return it - shame!My advice therefore, if you insist on purchasing a Somneo, for a genuinely good nights sleep, DON'T put it right next to you on your bedside table.
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The Philips Somneo Sunrise Light is a good choice for a multi-function alarm clock, radio, and therapy light. The device, which I received as a free sample to use for this review, has a modern, fashionable design that looks great on my nightstand. The primary feature is a morning `wake up` alarm clock that gradually fills your room with light from the display over a period of time. When it reaches your desired wake up time, the device plays your choice of sounds: FM radio, sounds from a device connected via the aux jack, or a choice of calming nature sounds. I was initially hesitant that the combination of nature sounds and a light would wake me up in the morning, as I`m a heavy sleeper. However, I found that the sunrise wake-up feature was incredibly calming and ... MoreThe Philips Somneo Sunrise Light is a good choice for a multi-function alarm clock, radio, and therapy light. The device, which I received as a free sample to use for this review, has a modern, fashionable design that looks great on my nightstand. The primary feature is a morning `wake up` alarm clock that gradually fills your room with light from the display over a period of time. When it reaches your desired wake up time, the device plays your choice of sounds: FM radio, sounds from a device connected via the aux jack, or a choice of calming nature sounds. I was initially hesitant that the combination of nature sounds and a light would wake me up in the morning, as I`m a heavy sleeper. However, I found that the sunrise wake-up feature was incredibly calming and effective. Instead of jarring you awake as would an alarm, the device fills the room with light, just like the sun would streaming through a bedroom window. I found myself starting my morning more refreshed and satisfied.My favorite feature is the night-light feature. Tapping the top of the device produces a soft, red light that is excellent for seeing in a darkened bedroom. I also appreciate the inclusion of a USB port for charging, and an auxiliary jack for sounds. I can charge my iPhone while playing music through the headphone jack.There are a few features that I would like to have seen improved. First, while the lamp itself is incredibly bright when on its highest setting, the clock display is very dim and somewhat difficult to see at night. The device also doesn`t have any physical buttons. To change settings (for example, in order to set the alarm) you must tap through a touch display. However, the menu can be somewhat confusing, and it takes several prompts to set up your desired sounds, brightness, and alarm time. It would have been easier to press a button to instantly set an alarm, rather than clicking through multiple menus using the touch screen.Despite these small flaws, I recommend this product if you are looking for a wake-up light to brighten your mornings.
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Philips Sleep & Wake-up Light, Coloured Sunrise Simulation, 25 Light Levels, Multiple Tones and Music, Midnight Light, Relaxation and Breathing
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Touch sensitive buttons are OK when wide awake and fully co-ordinated. However, if awake before alarm, have to fumble about through 3 sets of menu and touch correct symbols to switch on the radio. Very difficult to see icons when lying in bed without glasses. After struggling to do all these things through a sleepy haze, the wake up lamp does the job. Maybe that is the strategy to get one fully awake.
I always appreciate Philips thoughtful & interesting design, I've had many top of the line TV's from them & I use their beautifully designed low radiation M8 cordless phones, I mention this especially as you will see.I do appreciate the design idea of the Somneo & the integrated menus hidden behind the plastic screen, but that's pretty much where the love ends!The menus do seem simple to use, but I felt left with the feeling "did I do that right?" Having the menus without any buttons, can create confusion. Some of the options are too restrictive, in that you can only have the fall asleep mode for 15 minutes, that's way too short for me. The quality of sound is average to poor depending on what you're listening to, the radio seems better than the built in digital ... MoreI always appreciate Philips thoughtful & interesting design, I've had many top of the line TV's from them & I use their beautifully designed low radiation M8 cordless phones, I mention this especially as you will see.I do appreciate the design idea of the Somneo & the integrated menus hidden behind the plastic screen, but that's pretty much where the love ends!The menus do seem simple to use, but I felt left with the feeling "did I do that right?" Having the menus without any buttons, can create confusion. Some of the options are too restrictive, in that you can only have the fall asleep mode for 15 minutes, that's way too short for me. The quality of sound is average to poor depending on what you're listening to, the radio seems better than the built in digital sounds, I have a tiny, cheap BT speaker that sounds better than this, there is also a slight vibration when on very loud, this shouldn't happen. On a design point, other colours would be nice, as white isn't suitable for everyone's home, me included. However, the worst & most surprising point for me is the extraordinarily high EMF given off by the Somneo. Philips know low EMF products are a good thing, remember my M8 phone, one of it's selling points is it's low radiation emissions. I have a very reliable EMF detector, a high reading, near a plug or light switch will give off 200-300 V/m, which would not be good to put your head next to on a regular basis. The reading coming from the Somneo was over 600 V/m, which to have your head next to regularly, say next to your bed, is at best inadvisable, at worst dangerous!! I unplugged mine immediately & will most likely return it - shame!My advice therefore, if you insist on purchasing a Somneo, for a genuinely good nights sleep, DON'T put it right next to you on your bedside table.
The Philips Somneo Sunrise Light is a good choice for a multi-function alarm clock, radio, and therapy light. The device, which I received as a free sample to use for this review, has a modern, fashionable design that looks great on my nightstand. The primary feature is a morning `wake up` alarm clock that gradually fills your room with light from the display over a period of time. When it reaches your desired wake up time, the device plays your choice of sounds: FM radio, sounds from a device connected via the aux jack, or a choice of calming nature sounds. I was initially hesitant that the combination of nature sounds and a light would wake me up in the morning, as I`m a heavy sleeper. However, I found that the sunrise wake-up feature was incredibly calming and ... MoreThe Philips Somneo Sunrise Light is a good choice for a multi-function alarm clock, radio, and therapy light. The device, which I received as a free sample to use for this review, has a modern, fashionable design that looks great on my nightstand. The primary feature is a morning `wake up` alarm clock that gradually fills your room with light from the display over a period of time. When it reaches your desired wake up time, the device plays your choice of sounds: FM radio, sounds from a device connected via the aux jack, or a choice of calming nature sounds. I was initially hesitant that the combination of nature sounds and a light would wake me up in the morning, as I`m a heavy sleeper. However, I found that the sunrise wake-up feature was incredibly calming and effective. Instead of jarring you awake as would an alarm, the device fills the room with light, just like the sun would streaming through a bedroom window. I found myself starting my morning more refreshed and satisfied.My favorite feature is the night-light feature. Tapping the top of the device produces a soft, red light that is excellent for seeing in a darkened bedroom. I also appreciate the inclusion of a USB port for charging, and an auxiliary jack for sounds. I can charge my iPhone while playing music through the headphone jack.There are a few features that I would like to have seen improved. First, while the lamp itself is incredibly bright when on its highest setting, the clock display is very dim and somewhat difficult to see at night. The device also doesn`t have any physical buttons. To change settings (for example, in order to set the alarm) you must tap through a touch display. However, the menu can be somewhat confusing, and it takes several prompts to set up your desired sounds, brightness, and alarm time. It would have been easier to press a button to instantly set an alarm, rather than clicking through multiple menus using the touch screen.Despite these small flaws, I recommend this product if you are looking for a wake-up light to brighten your mornings.
When I was offered a free sample of the Philips Somneo Sunrise Wake-Up and Sleep Therapy Light with Alarm Clock, I was excited, as my wife has trouble falling asleep and waking up. It has a cool modern design and is just under a foot high. Some may feel it`s too big for a night stand, but it`s a good size, especially when setting up, which wasn`t difficult with the quick set up guide. I did find it hard to set two separate alarms, which wasn`t fully explained in the detailed instructions. But after playing around with it, it because pretty intuitive.What`s unique about the Somneo is that it incorporate light and/or sound to get you to sleep and wake you up. You decide whether you want to fall asleep to ocean waves (and breathing exercises!) or simply have the ... MoreWhen I was offered a free sample of the Philips Somneo Sunrise Wake-Up and Sleep Therapy Light with Alarm Clock, I was excited, as my wife has trouble falling asleep and waking up. It has a cool modern design and is just under a foot high. Some may feel it`s too big for a night stand, but it`s a good size, especially when setting up, which wasn`t difficult with the quick set up guide. I did find it hard to set two separate alarms, which wasn`t fully explained in the detailed instructions. But after playing around with it, it because pretty intuitive.What`s unique about the Somneo is that it incorporate light and/or sound to get you to sleep and wake you up. You decide whether you want to fall asleep to ocean waves (and breathing exercises!) or simply have the light dim over time. And you can program how many minutes you want it to last. In the morning, you can wake up to nature sounds, FM radio or the light going from dim to bright. If you wake up in the middle of the night to go to the bathroom, you simply tap the back of the clock for a soft orange light to help you see where you`re going. Tap it again to make it go off. And there`s a convenient phone charger in the back of the clock.There are some things I would improve. The speaker is in the back of the unit and can sound a bit tinny, though you can clearly hear the nature sounds (birds chirping, etc.), the radio, etc. The numbers on the clock are a little on the small side, so if you wear glasses, you may not be able to read the time from your bed without them. The instructions could be a more clear, especially when it comes to setting two separate alarms. And regarding the alarms, it would be nice if you can set separate weekday and weekend alarms without having to manually change it each day/week.Overall, after more than two weeks of daily use (the evening breathing exercises, the auto light dimmer, the auto light brightener, the nature sounds in the morning and the use of the `midnight` light, the Philips Somneo Sunrise Wake-Up and Sleep Therapy Light with Alarm Clock is a great addition to our sleep routine that has helped both me and my wife have an easier time falling asleep and waking up.
I should start this review by mentioning that I received a free unit for the purposes of writing this honest review. I've always wanted to but had never used a sleep therapy/sunrise light before, so I wasn't sure what to expect. I was pleasantly surprised by the results. I decided to try the wake up feature with one of the natural bird alarms - I was skeptical that the light and the bird sounds would be enough to wake me up; I'm not at all a morning person and I am a chronic "snoozer", setting my alarm back 10 minutes often two to three times a morning. With this alarm though, I decided to try just setting one, and I was pleasantly surprised to find that it woke me up, and that I didn't feel the need to snooze at all. The light was bright and warm, but not abrasive ... MoreI should start this review by mentioning that I received a free unit for the purposes of writing this honest review. I've always wanted to but had never used a sleep therapy/sunrise light before, so I wasn't sure what to expect. I was pleasantly surprised by the results. I decided to try the wake up feature with one of the natural bird alarms - I was skeptical that the light and the bird sounds would be enough to wake me up; I'm not at all a morning person and I am a chronic "snoozer", setting my alarm back 10 minutes often two to three times a morning. With this alarm though, I decided to try just setting one, and I was pleasantly surprised to find that it woke me up, and that I didn't feel the need to snooze at all. The light was bright and warm, but not abrasive even for just waking up. This was my experience pretty consistently waking up each morning with this alarm. I also tried the nighttime relaxation lights, which did help me at least slow down and relax before bed, but personally the bigger impact for me was waking up was the bigger impact.A couple of additional features that were nice: the nightlight when you had to get up in the middle of night, the clock display screen which lets you see what time it is at night without being so bright it's distracting or keeps you awake, and the fact that you can play music either from the radio or your phone.There are a couple of areas of improvement, although they are nit-picky and don't detract from the overall experience of the light. The biggest are the control buttons - there's a little bit of a learning curve for using them when you first set up the light. Because of the limited "real-estate" to display things, you have to try to ascertain what the buttons mean from their icons, and sometimes it is not obvious because they open a new "screen" of options with icons. However, once you figure it out initially, it becomes very easy to use. There are also small opportunities to streamline the menu: for example, when you're playing the radio, it is three button presses to turn it off instead of just adding a "turn off" button to the home screen when the radio is playing. The only other final improvement that I would make is that for the general price point, it would be nice if the clock could automatically sync itself with the time instead of having to set it manually.
For my honest review I received this alarm for free. After using the sunrise wake up and sleep therapy light for a week I would rate it a 7 out of 10. To start with, I am NOT a morning person and I normally use my phone as an alarm, either via vibrate next to my head or on a quieter ding setting of some sort as to not wake everyone in my household. Either way, the traditional way of using an alarm always startled me to wake up.. with the Sunrise clock however, it’s a very gentle way to wake up... plus I don’t feel like I’m having a heart attack like I do from my cell phone haha. I still don’t like waking up in the morning but I am less likely to “snooze” my alarm and go back to sleep when using this clock. It slowly lights up to whatever brightness you set and can ... MoreFor my honest review I received this alarm for free. After using the sunrise wake up and sleep therapy light for a week I would rate it a 7 out of 10. To start with, I am NOT a morning person and I normally use my phone as an alarm, either via vibrate next to my head or on a quieter ding setting of some sort as to not wake everyone in my household. Either way, the traditional way of using an alarm always startled me to wake up.. with the Sunrise clock however, it’s a very gentle way to wake up... plus I don’t feel like I’m having a heart attack like I do from my cell phone haha. I still don’t like waking up in the morning but I am less likely to “snooze” my alarm and go back to sleep when using this clock. It slowly lights up to whatever brightness you set and can play a few diifferent sounds from waves to the radio or from whatever device you hook up into the AUX port. The going to sleep option is cool if you have anxiety or can’t sleep in silence. I tried the rain and sunset a few nights to help aid me to sleep but I am a person who needs complete darkness and silence so it was really unhelpful for me. I just wanted to play on my phone to tune it out! So if you are like me, this function is useless for sleep but I do love the sound of rain and find it relaxing. Could definitely use it as background noise for an at joe massage or to just chill out to. The “breathing” light function is neat.. it’s supposed to help relax you and make your breathing even. I tried it but personally also isn’t my thing. This could be really helpful for people with insomnia though.PROS: Calming way to wake up (no electric radiation from your phone or heart attack from a loud buzzing), charging USB, AUX port, acts as a light source, radio, many different types of setttings for waking up/going to sleep, pretty stylish, nature sounds as opposed to a clanging alarm.CONS: It’s bigger than the average clock so takes up more space, doesn’t come with an AUX cord, can be annoying to wake up to light at first until you get used to it, speaker isn’t super loud, radio can be static-y unless you figure out how to place the anntanae just right. Snooze won’t turn the light off - only the sound (which is probably a PRO for some making you get up haha)Overall when comparing it to the standard alarm - it’s much gentler, better way to wake up.
The design and basic functionalities of this lamp are great, I think there is a lot of space for improvement when it com s to the rather clunky User Interface.Pros:- Design- pleasant Led lightCons:- UI- time limit for Relaxing (Calming down and breathing), just let me decide the time- let me have the red light on while relaxing program- price
Thanks to this SmartSleep Sleep and Wakeup Light, I’ve become an early bird after 45 years of being a night owl!! When I first plugged it in, I set the alarm to 6:00 am with the bird sounds and have been out of bed by 6:03 every day since. I keep forgetting to turn the alarm off on the weekend, so I have not been sleeping in on my days off. This is both good and bad. LOL I do not use the wind down, breathing, or radio. I don’t use the night light very often. One drawback, I did not know there was a difference between a connected and regular version of this lamp. I assumed “Smart” meant it worked with my smart phone and when it was delivered, I tried connecting to the app. That didn’t work. The smart connected version probably would allow me to sleep in on the ... MoreThanks to this SmartSleep Sleep and Wakeup Light, I’ve become an early bird after 45 years of being a night owl!! When I first plugged it in, I set the alarm to 6:00 am with the bird sounds and have been out of bed by 6:03 every day since. I keep forgetting to turn the alarm off on the weekend, so I have not been sleeping in on my days off. This is both good and bad. LOL I do not use the wind down, breathing, or radio. I don’t use the night light very often. One drawback, I did not know there was a difference between a connected and regular version of this lamp. I assumed “Smart” meant it worked with my smart phone and when it was delivered, I tried connecting to the app. That didn’t work. The smart connected version probably would allow me to sleep in on the weekend, but this is a sunk cost. I am not going to buy a second one. The version I bought does have two alarm settings, and it is super easy to disable one alarm and enable another. I just need to make it part of my routine. Long drawn out explanation made short, make sure you get the one you want, connected or non-connected, they have slightly different model numbers…. I 99% love this product. It loses just 1% because the one I bought doesn’t connect with the app, but I should have researched a little more.
I received this as a birthday gift from a family member.It is impossible to get a decent radio signal on this device, which randomly appears to lose tuning over time. Living in a large UK city, I am unable to even reliably tune to a main national radio broadcast (BBC Radio 4), and so sometime wake up to static. Horrible.For this price, this product should be a DAB device at the very least. Over-enthusiastic 'value engineering' has resulted in a good idea being very poorly executed, leading to consequent poor user experience. What happened to the 'customer delight' that Philips Design used to talk about? There is none of it in this product.As this was a gift — and not wishing to inflict it on a family member — I have donated mine to a charity shop. A real ... MoreI received this as a birthday gift from a family member.It is impossible to get a decent radio signal on this device, which randomly appears to lose tuning over time. Living in a large UK city, I am unable to even reliably tune to a main national radio broadcast (BBC Radio 4), and so sometime wake up to static. Horrible.For this price, this product should be a DAB device at the very least. Over-enthusiastic 'value engineering' has resulted in a good idea being very poorly executed, leading to consequent poor user experience. What happened to the 'customer delight' that Philips Design used to talk about? There is none of it in this product.As this was a gift — and not wishing to inflict it on a family member — I have donated mine to a charity shop. A real disappointment and, frankly, a wasted design opportunity. What is up with Philips? Not at all the experience I was expecting of a Philips product. A real shame.
First off, what I really enjoy about this product is the design. It's very clean, simple, and very appealing to the eyes. The smooth contour & unequal circular structure provides something visually appealing, yet from the outside looking in, peaks curiosity just by the design. The features of the product are relatively simple to use, although the screen should have the ability to adjust the brightness, since it seem a little hard to read when I had the light in my room on. You might want to consider adding that element, or allowing a different display colors to be picked. Also, USB & AUX connectivity are definitely a plus for this, and like that you can charge your phone near you from the light. I thought about it, and the purpose for the light is to help bring ... MoreFirst off, what I really enjoy about this product is the design. It's very clean, simple, and very appealing to the eyes. The smooth contour & unequal circular structure provides something visually appealing, yet from the outside looking in, peaks curiosity just by the design. The features of the product are relatively simple to use, although the screen should have the ability to adjust the brightness, since it seem a little hard to read when I had the light in my room on. You might want to consider adding that element, or allowing a different display colors to be picked. Also, USB & AUX connectivity are definitely a plus for this, and like that you can charge your phone near you from the light. I thought about it, and the purpose for the light is to help bring relaxation before you sleep, and help you awake with ease, it might be difficult to obtain that ease & relaxation if your phone is near you. I was impulsed to want to look at my phone since I knew it was close to me (most times I have my phone plugged in far enough away that once I lay in bed, I can't access my phone). I didn't use the radio feature, because I don't want the sounds of radio waking me up. I really enjoyed the sounds featured on the light, especially the nature sounds, but I'd like to see more options to choose from, or even the ability to download others (either free or paid) to the light. Also, the AUX connectivity had no purpose for me, since I connect all my devices via bluetooth vs. an actual AUX plug. It would have been great to see bluetooth connectivity in order to have a music/relaxing sounds queued up for either falling asleep or waking up. The bluetooth connectivity would also be benefit so that I could stream the nature sounds playing through the light to actually play through the speakers I have setup in my room with bluebook. I also thought it would have been great to have this product be rechargeable, since the outlet closest to my bed is probably 4-5 feet farther than the cord on the light had allowed, which didn't allow me to position the product exactly how it was recommended. The feature I really enjoyed with this was the snooze/night light option. That came in handy when I would wake up in the middle of the night & not have to see the brighter lights of my room. The transition of lighting on this is perfect as well!Overall, I'd recommend this product to anyone who is in the market to look for a product like this, and would really be a product someone feels they need if you take into consideration the recommendations that I have. Thanks for letting me test this product out! Look forward to providing more valuable input for future products!
| Room | Bedroom |
| Power Source | Electrical |
| Style | Modern |
| Display | Digital |
| Display Type | Digital |
