Only chargeable via USB port, no power adapter.Connect to your phone for use as a mic and speaker.Speaker with Bluetooth capabilities, soundbar, high power woofer, and bass technology.Our favorite setting changes light colors with the volume and rhythm of the music playing. There are 48 colors for the lights which have three levels of brightness and the option of dimming. This cool, modern and portable smart LED light can be used as an alarm clock, lamp, as a Bluetooth speaker, and many functions that teens love! This alarm clock is perfect for outdoor use camping or using as a night light indoors. We also love that this light alarm clock looks modern and has many versatile features. We love this light for teens who are sensitive to light and need a soft, gradual wakeup. If your teen can sleep through the light and doesn’t begin to wake until the alarm goes off, the light isn’t useful.Some reviewers have struggled to understand the customization instructions and programming.Can be used as a nightlight or bedside lamp.Adjustable lighting time and brightness.This light is also perfect for teens that have a hard time falling asleep at night as it simulates sunset also. No one likes an abrupt, startling, wakeup alarm, and if waking up gradually using sunrise simulation works for your tween or teen, the Wake-Up Light is a great choice! The light-based alarm clock gradually changes color from dark red to bright yellow before the audible alarm goes off. Alarm clocks can help tweens start to learn responsibility and begin learning to get up, get ready, and get out the door on time in the mornings.Ĭheck out our five favorite alarm clocks for teens and tweens: LBell Wake-UP Light One easy solution to getting the electronics out of the bedroom is getting an awesome alarm clock your teen will love using!Įven if screen time isn’t an issue for your teen or tween, they need to learn to start managing their schedules and getting up and ready on time. Some teens and tweens use cell phones or tablets as alarm clocks however, most of these kids end up watching videos, scrolling social media, and chatting with their friends before they go to bed. Parents of teenagers know how hard keeping their kid’s screen time to a minimum, especially at bedtime. By Alissa Marquess Zorn on Febru(updated February 9, 2020)
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