Dr Light iPod Style Dawn/Dusk Simulating Table Lamp Alarm Clock

Dr Light iPod Style Dawn Dusk Simulating Table Lamp Alarm Clock

Having moved on from an apparent pillow/cushion fixation some months ago we now seem, judging by our latest posts, to be rapidly developing a curious fixation with alarm clocks and clocks in general (at least it’s a step in the right direction, I suppose) and, of the alarm clocks we’ve previously featured, the Mr Light iPod style dawn/dusk simulating table lamp alarm clock is one of the most desirable we’ve come across to date.

Firstly, let’s be straight here, this device (regardless of sporting navigational controls that bear more than a passing resemblance to those of Apple’s ubiquitous MP3 player) is not an MP3 device – which is a bit of a shame really and we cannot help but think that the manufactures have missed a trick here.

However, whilst this Mr Light is incapable of waking you to your favourite play list what is can do is ease you gently out of your slumber in the morning with a dawn simulating light (or, in other words, a light that gradually increases in intensity) as well as offer a dusk simulation (yes, you guessed it, the light gradually fades out).

Dr Light iPod Style Alarm Clock Detail

No, it’s not rocket science and, no, it’s by no means the first dawn/dusk simulating alarm clock/light combo out there but what it is, certainly, is one of the most appealing we’ve seen that, thanks to its narrow base, should be at ease on even the most cluttered of bedside tables.

Now if only they could come up with an alarm clock that doesn’t bother to wake us up at all but quietly slips out to work on our behalf after feeding Tiddles the Wondercat.

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  • 7 Comments / Add Your Response?

    1. Shawn says:

      Has anyone found this for sale on a US-based website?

    2. Asha says:

      Hi, how do you order one of these if you’re in the UK? I really need one..!

    3. I’m looking for you both. The moment I find it available in the US and or UK I’ll post straight back here with details, and links.

      Needless to say, if any readers can help track this down in the US/UK please feel free to let us know.

      Many thanks.

    4. TIm says:

      PLEASE find the seller in the us.. I fly redeyes all month and cannot tell you how much the ability to control your light means when you are 4 hours behind and the darn sun is up… THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!

    5. I have been keeping an eye out but have not come across this model being available in the US as of yet. However, there are other dusk/dawn simulating lights and I’ll try to offer a heads up concerning these (in the meantime) sometime this weekend for you.

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