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| Philips SmartSleep Connected Sleep and Wake-Up Light HF3670/60 | Philips SmartSleep Sleep and Wake-Up Light HF3650/60 | Philips SmartSleep Wake-up Light HF3520/60 | |
| Simulation | Sunrise and sunset | Sunrise and sunset | Sunrise and sunset |
| Brightness settings | 25 | 25 | 20 |
| Light intensity | 315 Lux | 310 Lux | 300 Lux |
| Wake-up sounds | 8 | 7 | 5 |
| Relaxation sounds | 4 | 3 | X |
| Snooze function | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| SleepMapper app enabled | ✓ | X | X |
| Charges mobile phone | ✓ | ✓ | X |
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The clock light doesn't dim. At first I thought ...
By Anastasia Cabolova on February 2, 2017
The clock light doesn't dim. At first I thought that there was something wrong with the device but then I noticed that the brightness of the clock in all 4 brightness settings is very similar. I will have to put a sticker there.
By Anastasia Cabolova on February 2, 2017
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Laurent Duchastel
Okay, but not as fantastic as promised
Reviewed in Canada on November 29, 2017Verified Purchase
Alissa
There are some things I like about it
Reviewed in Canada on February 25, 2018Verified Purchase
brenda
Does not work for SAD
Reviewed in Canada on April 13, 2019Verified Purchase
Seld17
however after using this I feel it is totally worth it and I'm extremely satisfied having bought it on sale
Reviewed in Canada on September 10, 2016Verified Purchase
however after using this I feel it is totally worth it and I'm extremely satisfied having bought it on sale
Reviewed in Canada on September 10, 2016
Well maybe it helps that i'm using it either just the work week or everyday. I'll start by saying this item has a steep price especially if you have never shopped for similar products and your impression is "it's just an alarm clock", however after using this I feel it is totally worth it and I'm extremely satisfied having bought it on sale. Also it has been around a month I've had this product. Let's get in the thick of it :Reviewed in Canada on September 10, 2016
Main features :
-whole wake-up light thing:
As advertised you set a time and set a sunrise time. The sunrise time is how long before your alarm goes off the product starts emulating a sunrise i.e alarm clock set at 6 am and sunrise time is 30 min : at 5:30 the sunrise starts and at 6 the alarm starts accompanied by the max brightness setting you chose. Basically, it'll start with very deep red all the way to searing of your eyes **insert spongebob patrick meme** (by which I mean this lamp gets really bright) white light with your alarm going off. You choose how bright you want it to be so you can tone down the whole searing your eyes part to satisfaction. I personally have trouble getting up and thought I might as well try this product to remedy the getting up part and it has helped immensely. It has happened to me multiple times in my past few week to wake up BEFORE my alarm goes off. I'm waking up just to the light and it feels awesome with minimal drowsiness and with a state of rest that i'm able to get up. There is no zombie like wake up part. Works for me just as advertised. Also, there is a demo mode so you can see in accelerated mode (90 seconds) the sunrise from deep red to white with the alarm sound/music of your alarm. To snooze you just touch the front part pretty much anywhere and it will snooze.
- overlooked sunset feature:
This is by far my favorite feature. You set a time between 5 and 60 minutes(available options : 0,5,10,15,20,30,45,60) for your sunset. You set the initial brightness to adjust again the whole searing eyes part. It then goes in reverse order of sunrise from white through orange then red till off. The red is really deep and I got slightly scared the 1st time it felt like my room was suddenly out of the shining or Dexter being covered in blood. The best part is it really triggers you to fall asleep. I've also a lot of trouble falling asleep and this really eases me into drowsiness without drugs regardless what I'm doing (in my case reading). Also, it helps get to bed on a more precise time. In my case I'd usually try and read to fall asleep and i'd just end up reading for hours and not falling asleep or going to sleep really late. With this, well it's time to go to sleep when there is no more light since it goes completely off (time display remains on) and I'm usually real sleepy by the end of the cycle. I honestly love this feature more then the wake-up. It give a limit on your bedtime routine and I really like that.
Other features:
The product obviously offers regular options 2 alarms, sounds or fm radio(no am if i remember correctly), 12h or 24h time display and awesome rubber feet to keep it on your table. Honestly, those rubber feet have serious traction i.e i have a train track nearby that usually shakes the hell of everything on my bedside table, this lamp doesn't give a s*** about it and stays firmly in place.
Downsides (or what I've read) :
I read quite a bit online to see if there were any glaring issues with the product. What I've found :
-button placement hard to find:
FALSE, the buttons are placed on the edge of the product so looking directly at the product(like looking at the time display) you can't really see them since you would only be seeing the height of the button/ travel distance of the button. It's true you have to grope around a little to find the correct button but I don't feel this is a problem. 1. they are well spaced (see pictures) 2. the buttons that are grouped up (radio and brightness) have a high ridge separating each button of the group so you can easily distinguish the different buttons (see pictures with 3 buttons close up).
-12h to 24h switch complicated:
FALSE, the manual that comes with the product has extremely clear instructions of how to change it between 12h and 24h setting.
-disappointing waves (sounds):
TRUE, this is the sad one. One of the available 5 sounds that can be chosen instead of the radio, is supposed to be waves/ocean sounds. It actually is more of seagulls squealing with a little bit of waves in the background. However, there are 4 other choices which you should be able to find something to float your boat (satisfaction).
Final thoughts:
The display has various brightness settings that can make it very dim. The display menu to set alarm/clock time/brightness/etc. is very easy to use the only tricky thing can be to touch the buttons (capacitive) which sometimes doesn't register your touch or you're not pressing the adequate location, but it's not something I usually play a lot with since I dont constantly change my settings. Also, it usually takes 1 failed attempt to get a good feel of where to press so it registers on all following attempts. Also, I wouldn't recommend using this as a night lamp replacement to read from a book. I feel the light it shines is too diffuse. Don't get me wrong the light can get very bright but it's all over the place so to read from a book(paper) using only this product as lighting may require some fancy footwork or positioning to get the right angle to have enough light.
So, this product has met everything specified by the manufacturer, the manual is crystal clear, everything works as advertised and it works for me. I highly recommend this product if you have trouble going to sleep / waking up. This product has no marketing scams that I have found. If it goes on sale buy it and enjoy!
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