JALL Full-Screen Wake Up Light Sunrise Alarm Clock
This wake-up light simulates a gradual sunrise before your alarm sounds, so you wake to slowly brightening light instead of a jarring beep. It doubles as a white noise machine and Bluetooth speaker, making it a practical, budget-friendly way to try light-based waking without paying for a premium name-brand model.
- Gradual sunrise simulation with 17 dimmable colors, designed to ease you awake more gently than a standard alarm
- Dual alarms with separate weekday/weekend schedules, useful if your wake times differ during the week
- 25 natural sounds plus FM radio and a Bluetooth speaker, so the same device covers wake-up, wind-down, and everyday audio
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Who it suits — and who should skip it
This is the low-cost way to test whether waking to light instead of noise makes a difference for you. It does the core job — a gradual sunrise before the alarm — at a fraction of what the app-connected models cost.
Skip it if you want good sound. Several reviewers note the built-in speaker and FM tuner are basic quality, so if you were planning to use it as a bedroom radio you will be disappointed. Buy it for the light and treat the audio as a bonus.
Setting it up properly
- Choose the longest sunrise duration available and place it at eye level beside the bed.
- Set the brightness high enough to matter. Too dim and you sleep straight through it.
- Keep a backup alarm for the first week while you find out whether light alone wakes you.
Where the cheap models differ from the expensive ones
The light ramp itself is not the expensive part — it is the app control, the sound library and the build quality that separate a €40 unit from a €170 one. If you have never used a sunrise alarm, starting at the cheap end tells you whether the concept works for you before you spend more. If it does work and you find yourself wanting routines and better sound, that is the moment to upgrade, not before.
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Compare with: the Hatch Restore 3 as the fuller version, and the Circadian Optics Lumos for daytime light.
Related reading: Why We Sleep.
We have not personally tested this product. Everything above is drawn from the manufacturer’s specifications and from patterns in public buyer reviews, re-checked on 6 September 2026. Figures on this page change over time.