Clocky Mobile Alarm Clock - Almond

[charisstoma]

Doesn't this sound like fun. *EVIL grin*


Perfect for any snooze-button addict, this sneaky alarm clock runs and hides when you don’t wake up
He’ll give you 0–9 min. of snooze time, then jump off an up to 3’ high nightstand and roll in circles while alarming
Loud 80 dB alarm beeps in a random pattern while the screen flashes for a total sensory awakening
Requires 4 AAA batteries (not included) and features an early low-battery warning—average battery life is 6–8 mos.
Remove the wheels if you want Clocky to stay put; compact design measures 3.5Hx5.25Wx3.5D"
Clock Features: Runs Away When Alarm Sounds
Power Source: Battery-Powered
Warranty Description: 90 Day Limited Manufacturer Warranty

Posted on site Review Oh poor deluded crazy person

I'm one of those people who can sleep through an hour of hitting the snooze button on an alarm clock and not even remember doing it. Clocky actually gets me out of bed. The alarm sound is like R2D2 on steroids, not your standard "beep." I have it set to snooze for only 2 minutes, and I have to chase it around the room. After all the effort to find the darn thing, I'm finally awake. Warning: It can hide under your bed and the alarm gets more annoying the longer it goes off. I both love and hate this clock--I hate it while it's going off, but I love that I actually get out of bed on time.

Comments

[thetowerxvi.livejournal.com]

A friend of mine has a similar alarm. When it goes off it launches this thing into the air. You have to find it and put it back into the alarm to get it to turn off.

Death to those little buggers.

[charisstoma.livejournal.com]

*snickers* One of the reviews said that they'd left the door of the room open and the thing had gotten itself out. It's the perfect gift.. for someone else. *cackles*
You'd be okay, your dogs would kill it.

[thetowerxvi.livejournal.com]

A moving beeping thing? No. My dog would run for the hills. Especially if it woke him up too. He gets annoyed at my cell phone beeping while we sleep. My other dog is deaf and has one eye. Somehow I think the alarm would be safe from her too.

[2metaldog.livejournal.com]

*bawahahahahahahaha* The snooze button is the reason that the clock is on my side of the bed. I hate the snooze and I'm sure it's an invention of the devil. The Hubby... loves it and will hit it 5 or 6 times before he manages to get up. Kicker is, he sets the clock to be 30-45 minutes before he wants to get up so he can hit the snooze and still get up on time! Drives me freaking nuts.

[charisstoma.livejournal.com]

If the snooze button is on your side of the bed are you sure that it's not an excuse for him to press his sleep warm body against your sleep warm body 5 or 6 times? That's actually kind of romantic and I might kill someone like that or do they bodily injury. I too am a snooze button pusher and I like my extra minutes in the morning *snarls* Oh.. coffee.

[2metaldog.livejournal.com]

No, he thinks snooze is the greatest thing ever. I hate it as my brain hears the alarm the first time and if I fail to get up then, it assumes that I don't need to period and I will sleep through all subsequent alarms, including the one telling me to get up.

Mind you, this hasn't been an issue since he's been on midnights, but he's slated to switch over to days in 2 weeks and we are SO not going to play that game.

[mee-eep.livejournal.com]

Srsly LOL!

LOVE it, oh the fun of buying one for hubby....oh the murder after the first morning....mmmm....maybe not!

He picks me up from work (nights) goes back to bed, and I wait for him to go to work before I go to bed because, I'm faced with: his alarm, my alarm, his mobile, and then at least three snoozes!
I'll press snooze once and feel guilty as I rush to get ready.

This, knowing my luck would be trapped under the bed with an enthusiastic barking dog, cursing hubby and a growing headache!

....still love the idea though *cackle*

[charisstoma.livejournal.com]

The threat to buy one or showing the person how much you love them by NOT buying one for them should be enough. *grins*

[mee-eep.livejournal.com]

GOOD PLAN

calls hey hubby, you totally have to see this!

*snicker*

[theotherdibbler.livejournal.com]

Ahaha! XD

[charisstoma.livejournal.com]

A friend told me about one that was more evil that after the alarm it pops a piece out into the room and the alarm doesn't stop until you find that piece and put it back in the base.

I think this one is better. There's more active movement that doesn't involve a lot of being able to focus eyes right away. That and I don't know if the base of the other is vulnerable to unplugging or battering to death.