Woot! has
113dB Sonic Bomb Dual Extra Loud Alarm Clock with Bed Shaker (SBB500ss) on sale for
$19.99.
Shipping is free for Amazon Prime Members (must login with your Amazon account and select a shipping address in order for Woot to apply free shipping) or is otherwise $6 per order.
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About this product:
- The Sonic Bomb, AKA The Bomb, is for anyone at any age who thinks they might not wake up in the morning
- At 113db, this dual alarm is sure to rattle your windows and force your eyes open
- And if that doesn't put your feet on the floor, the pulsating alert lights and Super Shaker bed vibrating unit will.
- However if the room mate needs a little more shut eye, switch off the sound and wake to the powerful bed shaker and let the roomies crash a little longer
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These definitely work, but they don't last long, I probably had to replace mine every 6-12 months.
Also, the vibrator thing isn't easy to locate in a place that isn't uncomfortable while still being close enough to your head to be effective, eg you put it under your pillow, and you can 100% feel that huge hard plastic lump under the pillow.
I ended up getting a thick mattress topper (I had wanted one anyway) and put it under that where my head goes... and that worked, but it isn't nearly as effective as it could be given that my head/torso was effectively insulated from the vibration. Also, sometimes if tossing and turning while sleeping, it would move out of position and it would go from feeling weak to not feeling it at all. Not that I can think of a better solution, that is just the nature of this kind of solution.
Overall it did work pretty well compared to a normal alarm clock, but I ended up replacing it with a more effective (for me) solution. I have a home receiver with floor speakers hooked up to an alarm clock that has an RCA output, and have that set on blast. When that shite goes off I JUMP out of bed.
NOTE: the wife didn't like it, but also understood because of the hours and obvious exhaustion, and enjoyed the roof and food and all of that
NOTE 2: I also tried the Pavlov shock wristband thing... and it sounded like a good idea, but it was an expensive piece of crap.
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i had to look at the review pics to see how it works - i gather it plugs into ac, it has a 9v backup battery (just for keeping the time, I assume) and the vibrator is powered from the main unit.
also: unbelievable how more people weren't asking about emf
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These definitely work, but they don't last long, I probably had to replace mine every 6-12 months.
Also, the vibrator thing isn't easy to locate in a place that isn't uncomfortable while still being close enough to your head to be effective, eg you put it under your pillow, and you can 100% feel that huge hard plastic lump under the pillow.
I ended up getting a thick mattress topper (I had wanted one anyway) and put it under that where my head goes... and that worked, but it isn't nearly as effective as it could be given that my head/torso was effectively insulated from the vibration. Also, sometimes if tossing and turning while sleeping, it would move out of position and it would go from feeling weak to not feeling it at all. Not that I can think of a better solution, that is just the nature of this kind of solution.
Overall it did work pretty well compared to a normal alarm clock, but I ended up replacing it with a more effective (for me) solution. I have a home receiver with floor speakers hooked up to an alarm clock that has an RCA output, and have that set on blast. When that shite goes off I JUMP out of bed.
NOTE: the wife didn't like it, but also understood because of the hours and obvious exhaustion, and enjoyed the roof and food and all of that
NOTE 2: I also tried the Pavlov shock wristband thing... and it sounded like a good idea, but it was an expensive piece of crap.
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Nothing makes you jump out of bed quicker than that.
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These definitely work, but they don't last long, I probably had to replace mine every 6-12 months.
Also, the vibrator thing isn't easy to locate in a place that isn't uncomfortable while still being close enough to your head to be effective, eg you put it under your pillow, and you can 100% feel that huge hard plastic lump under the pillow.
I ended up getting a thick mattress topper (I had wanted one anyway) and put it under that where my head goes... and that worked, but it isn't nearly as effective as it could be given that my head/torso was effectively insulated from the vibration. Also, sometimes if tossing and turning while sleeping, it would move out of position and it would go from feeling weak to not feeling it at all. Not that I can think of a better solution, that is just the nature of this kind of solution.
Overall it did work pretty well compared to a normal alarm clock, but I ended up replacing it with a more effective (for me) solution. I have a home receiver with floor speakers hooked up to an alarm clock that has an RCA output, and have that set on blast. When that shite goes off I JUMP out of bed.
NOTE: the wife didn't like it, but also understood because of the hours and obvious exhaustion, and enjoyed the roof and food and all of that
NOTE 2: I also tried the Pavlov shock wristband thing... and it sounded like a good idea, but it was an expensive piece of crap.
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