Serene Innovations Vibrating Alarm Clock for Hearing Impaired – Loud Alarm Clock for Heavy Sleepers Adults – Multimode Sound, Vibration, & Flash Alarm Clocks for The Deaf – Portable Small Clock

The media could not be loaded.  This alarm clock is great! Now i can actually get woken up for work. I love the light and shaker best. Vibrates my pillow and its like someone flashing a flashlight in my face. Very much recommend. Love that its small and i can travel with it.

So I am very pleased with this alarm clock! It works great!!I gave it four stars because I think it is important for an alarm to go off UNTIL you either turn it off or press sleep. This one does it on its own in a VERY short time window. Also, with today's alarm clocks, I would like to see a dual alarm on it, which I don't. I read the instructions (which are not the best I've seen for electronics) and still nothing, so I guess it just isn't there, which I believe would really make this clock a must have.I work all day, and sometimes I have to get up and work random night or twilight hours and still show up for that 8 am start the next day. As u can imagine, my sleep patterns get thrown off all the time and getting up has become a huge problem for me. With work and school on my plate....this was basically an emergency!! I was sleeping through 5(yes 5!!) alarms spread around my room! I missed tests and was late to work which I have never been!! So far, this alarm has really helped me out.All in all though, it does what it says and works great! It's a good buy so far as I can tell :)Pros: loud Very strong vibration that will wake u Whether in pillow or on night stand Small enough and good sleek look Flash light Ease of use Handy clip for useCons: no dual alarm Will stop sounding in a very short period of Time... Which could be problematic

I have Lyme Disease and have had decreasing hearing, especially in my left ear, for about six years. I have had trouble hearing the small alarm clock I sleep with, especially if I was turned to my left side when it went off. I have searched and searched for a good clock for me. This is it!! It is the perfect size and easy to move from side to side as I turn and then place it again under my pillow and secure it with the clip. I have tested it on all levels of volume. I am able to use the lowest one now. I am glad to know I will be able to increase the volume as I need to do so. The snooze alarm is very easy to use, since any button can be pushed. I use the 'all' setting so that I have both the volume and the vibration. My husband gets up a little before I do, so he is not bothered by it. It does not even bother my cats who sleep with us. I would definitely recommend this clock to anyone with a hearing loss. It should definitely work for you. I really love it. I would definitely buy it again if I needed another one.

I had purchased 2 other alarm clocks that supposedly for the hearing impaired. They were just fine when you were wearing your hearing aids, but worthless after removing them for the night. This clock can almost wake the dead. My only complaint is that you’ve got to push the snooze bar for the time to light-up. But this is a minor problem. The clock is outstanding for the hearing impaired.

Though I bought this primarily for the vibration aspect of the alarm, to use at a silent meditation retreat where I didn't want to wake up m dorm mate with an annoying audible alarm, I find that I use it all the time at home. It has a wonderful night light feature - you just hit the top of the alarm and it illuminates the display for about 30 seconds. This is the perfect amount of time for me to get up and go to the bathroom (I carry the clock with me) without waking up my roommate, and then the rest of the time the clock is dark (I hate glowing clocks). It has a flashlight feature too, which I rarely use, since the night light is the perfect amount of light. The alarm works almost too well - it can be quite jolting - but overall I love this clock and would like to have another one; one to keep at home and one to keep in my travel bag. The batteries last forever and I like how easy the display is to read from across the room. As others have mentioned, it is heavier than the standard travel alarm but if you want the vibration feature, I guess that's necessary.

You can set this alarm clock to be quite loud and to vibrate at the same time, and it has flashing lights. Might be overkill for some people, but I am hard-of-hearing and don't wear hearing aids at night when I am sleeping, so I need all the help I can get to wake up. I set it on the loudest setting. You can clip it to your pillow so that you feel the vibration (it comes with a short "leash" attached that has a clip on the end). Or you can set it on a hard surface near your head, like on your bedside table. The sound seems even louder there than when damped by your pillow, because the vibrations make it sort of clatter on the hard surface. They may even cause the clock to move about a little, and possibly fall off the table--which might help you even more to wake up. But its efficiency in waking you up does depend on how soundly you sleep, as well as how keen your hearing is and how close to your ears the clock is, and I confess that I have on occasion slept right through it. Check the measurements if you need something small, because this clock is bigger than most travel alarms and heavier. But worth it, if it does the job for you.