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Sonic Alert, all the way. I’ve had very good luck with them, for many many years. I’ve only had two issues, one just started acting up after about 5 years of daily use, one I damaged by moving the bed without remembering the shaker cable. They have many models. I highly highly recommend the travel one (crazy battery life, strong vibration, compact) and the standard bed one. Their website has more options too. Since I’m pretty much deaf I don’t use the LOUD models because they don’t help me much and just piss everyone else off. Typically I silence any audible alarm. The clunky old expensive one is cool because you can plug a lamp into it and not only control the lamp from the clock you it will also flash the light in sync with the bed vibrator to wake you up. Helped me alot as a deaf deep sleeping teenager. Aimed the lights in my face for school days, hah! Models I recommend below.

Sonic Shaker White Alarm Clock73

Travel or home, this sleek battery operated clock is ready to wake you up and start your day. LCD flip up screen, easy set time and alarm, the alarm will buzz, vibrate, or both to wake you. You can even test to make sure that the alarm is ready to...

https://www.amazon.com/Sonic-Alert-Extra-Alarm-Shaker/dp/B000EX7LNM/ref=sr_1_2_sspa?crid=169E0NPX6AORA&keywords=sonic+alert+bed+shaker&qid=1690936438&sprefix=sonic+alert+bed+shaker%2Caps%2C156&sr=8-2-spons&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9hdGY&psc=1&smid=A3APZO11P5R2Q562

Just a thought, I use a vibrating watch to wake me up. tracks my sleep as well. I used to use a Fitbit but now use an applewatch. not sure if it’s a good option for some people, it does of course mean charging it, butbut it does mean the other person in the bed is never disturbed by shaking :slight_smile:

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