🚀 Rise and Shine with Sonic Bomb – Your Wake-Up Game Changer!
The Sonic Bomb Dual Alarm Clock with Bed Shaker is designed for heavy sleepers, featuring a powerful 113dB alarm, customizable snooze settings, and a vibrating bed shaker. With a sleek camouflage design, this alarm clock is perfect for students and anyone who struggles to wake up on time. Backed by over 40 years of innovation from Sonic Alert, it combines functionality with style, ensuring you start your day right.
Item Weight | 12 ounces |
Item Dimensions W x H | 5.75"W x 6.4"H |
Theme | Camouflage |
Shape | Round |
Dial Color | Black |
Style | Mission |
Room Type | Bedroom |
Color | Camouflage |
Frame Material | Plastic |
Material | Plastic |
Warranty Type | Limited |
Mounting Type | Tabletop |
Number of Batteries | Unknown batteries required. |
Watch Movement | Automatic |
Operation Mode | Electrical |
Alarm Clock | Yes |
Power Source | Corded Electric |
Indoor Outdoor Usage | Indoor |
Batteries are Included | No |
Display Type | Digital |
Special Features | 113 dB Extra Loud Dual (12/24 Hour) Alarm Clock with Vibrating bed shaker having large Display with Five-Level Dimmer, Snooze button, Adjustable tone and volume. Battery Backup. 1 Year Warranty |
M**S
BOMB is a good name..
I'm usually not one to do reviews but this certainly deserves a review!!!We've had this about 5 months now.. life changing!Hard sleeper? Hitting the snooze button a lot in the morning?Yeah..well, that’s me..it hasn’t always been… Heck, I used to be up by 5 AM every morning, ready to kick booty and take names. Well, not so much these days. Not sure if it's because I haven’t had a full night’s rest since 2012 (thanks Al’s) or because my diet & exercise have turned to crap-- nonetheless, Russians attacking the U.S. in broad daylight couldn’t wake me from a midday power nap if given the chance.Being business owner, WAHM, Wifey.. Surely you can see how that can be an issue.As fate would have it, Mr. Smo and I happened across this surreptitious alarm clock marketed towards those that sleep like a railroad tie instead of a normal human being should. Literally never heard of it. The ad promised to wake the heaviest of sleepers. I’m thinking, “they’ve obviously not met me, so..”What the heck, let’s give this thing a whirl. We buy it. It comes in 5-7 business days, yada yada. Of course I’m testing it out! I ain’t fixin’ to DIE trying to come out of my sleep (if it really works, that is!)Firstly it comes to you literally looking like a bomb wire to a hockey puck. Like, that probably should have been my first clue to walk away. Nope, I’m a glutton for punishment.Y’ALL- we were testing--- I repeat, TESTING this alarm, broad daylight… Not sleeping…Heck, we were expecting the thing to go off in a minute’s time. That alarm went off and y’all, If I’m lyin’ I’m dyin! I dang near fell out.. I nearly had a HEART ATTACK! This thing packs a whopping 113 decibels, (the same as a chainsaw, so you imagine one starting up as your alarm clock!) My ears probably bled lol..The vibration was jolting, but more on that later.Alright, now to the real test:So Night #1: Side note: Both Mr. Smo and I have a love affair with our snooze buttons. We usually set the alarms 1-2 hours ahead so we can snooze and “drift lightly back to consciousness in time” for the day. Night #1 we decide we’re gonna be some daredevils. Set that joker for the exact wakeup time. Let’s do it. We placed the “jolter-majig” under our mattress, in the middle, to make it fair for all parties.I wasn’t ready. He wasn’t ready. Also, might I add, tiny Smo, too, was also not ready.Now, let’s break this down. You’re sleeping. You’re dreaming. Then you get the “jolt”, and by “jolt”, I mean sit straight up in bed, bug eyed, scrambling for glasses, screaming across the king size bed, “HOLY !)@*# IS THAT AN EARTHQUAKE?!?” kind of jolt. The bed-shaker (that actually goes underneath your pillow, I do NOT recommend that) shakes so violently, you can hear and feel it on the other side of the house. So, yes, it literally shakes your lazy tail outta bed. Imagine a guy coming into your room each morning with a jack hammer, and that’s about it.Then, you get the “squall”... (is that a good word? I feel like that’s a good word.) Remember the aforementioned 113 decibels? Try going from sleeping soundly, to a chainsaw in your ear with no warning. Your heart rate will go from 60 to 130 in seconds, from the first jolt, really.Now, this God-given, Satan inspired gift also has one more trick… it has LIGHTS, as if the brutal awareness that you are no longer asleep, but may now have an anxiety attack instead, isn’t enough. I wouldn’t go as far as to say these red-flashing lights would cause a seizure, but it probably would be good to keep in mind if you have epilepsy. The only way I can describe these lights is, if you’ve ever seen flashing red lights on an ambulance, that’s about what it’s like.The only experience Mr. Smo says he can compare this alarm clock to is being jolted to consciousness each morning in basic training. Like drill sergeants, the shear volume of this alarm clock will make it impossible for one to ignore it. Really, I’m not even sure why they included a snooze button on this thing.If you have heart issues, do not get this. If you suffer from anxiety, do not get this. Epileptic much?-- probably not for you. This alarm is no joke. But it’s EFFECTIVE. I often find myself waking up before the alarm even goes off due to what I believe is almost fear. Imagine someone putting a jack hammer to your bed and the loudest alarm you can imagine going off. If you can sleep through this then you may want to go see a doctor to check and see if you’re still in the land of the living. Though, I’m certain no matter what state of decomposition one is in, it’d probably still wake the dead.As far as wiring issues, not working, etc... no problems so far.
T**Y
You can use only the bed buzzer - only thing that will wake my daughter
This is a versatile alarm clock. It has flashing lights, a tone, and a vibrating puck to go under the mattress.This is our 5th attempt at an alarm clock. She *hates* the vibrating puck! It wakes her up immediately. She immediately silences it. Then she gets out of bed and starts to get ready.We don't use the tone and we don't use the lights. We use this in conjunction with a Philips SmartSleep Wake-up Light. I like the combination of the very bright, gradual-rise Philips light, but to be honest she adapted to that in two days and mostly ignores it. But when the buzz from the sonic alarm clock wakes her up, the light from the Philips keeps her up. It's a good combo.Interesting notes about the tone: The frequency (note) of the tone is configurable, and the volume of the tone can be changed. It can also be disabled (buzz only).Thankful for a great product!
T**S
Ease of set up/ thunderous volume !!!!
I promise if u sleep through this BAS$-&D then u have medical issues, lol. I have literally slept through a heating pad burn, but this baby will get u up on the fist ring. LOL…… would absolutely recommend it to anyone who struggles with sleeping through their phones alarm. This unit is very easy to set up. I use a “if I can do it without instructions, it’s easy,” kind of rating system, but one that best explains the ease of set up. It will go from comfortable to jumbo jet loud with roll of the thumb wheel design. Buttons are crisp when depressed. Something that I really like. Time and alarm easy to set two alarm settings with an un plug able vibrator pad option ( I do not use ) that can go under your pillow or wherever you prefer (decent length of cord ) to place it. I will say I got more than I thought I would for my money.
A**O
LOUD but not perfect
I have two of these, both had the vibrator break off the cable, I would normally shove it to the bottom side of a pillow and it worked well, sometimes even when it got pushed against the wall it was loud just vibrating and woke me up.For Loud and vibrations, it's alright, I can't really say how to improve the vibration aspect, the cable could be braided and nicer perhaps? It is annoying to change alarm times but if you don't need to often it's totally serviceable, and with a battery it has lasted through power loss for me.Even without the vibrator, they are loud and do the job haha.I once slept with my window open, and woke up to the police asking me if I was ok through it, it was so loud the neigbors knocked on the door and called them after. I was just THAT tired I suppose, but good to be aware of, use where it may not irritate people.
K**K
Amazing!!
My husband can't hear for anything. He works out of state & sometimes it takes me 3-4 hrs of calling to wake him. I bought this and told him to put the disk in a metal bowl or pot so it rattles loud. This alarm is amazing it works every time so far. He's up within a minute or two. Would buy again.
D**E
Highly recommended to those that can sleep through everything.
This is my third Sonic Bomb clock and they are amazing. As someone that can sleep with lights and tv on on the background, I sleep through my phone’s alarm but with these I have no problem waking up. The vibration of the clock really shakes the bed well and is a good feature to use when I do not want a loud alarm to wake up my neighbors early in the morning. P.S. When I lived on a second floor in downtown and left my alarm on by mistake. I kid you not that everyone walking by was staring up at my room thinking that fire alarm was blaring out loud.