Vibrating Alarm Clocks Comparison

Vibrating alarm clocks are still very much a staple-piece in bedrooms all over the world. Some pack a real punch, something that our phones may not offer. With a vibrating alarm clock, you will notice a sharp difference to your morning wake-up routine. In this informative blog post, we compare a selection of our leading alarm clocks so you can grab all the insights you need before purchasing.

Wake-Up Right!

At Hearing Direct, you will find a broad range of loud alarm clocks, many of which come with fully loaded with add vibration alerts to seriously help kickstart your morning. As one of the world's most common alerting devices, vibrating alarm clocks are perfect for the hard to wake, and hard of hearing alike. Our selection is tailored for the hearing loss community, but all this extra vibration and amplified alarms are ideal for the deepest of sleepers. Sometimes a generic alarm does not quite suffice so additional sensory triggers are required - step forward vibrating alarm clocks.

Vibrating Alarm Clocks From Hearing Direct

When comparing options, we look closely at features such as:

• Battery vs. mains powered
• Backlit display
• Levels of amplification levels
• Essential alarm clock features

Here's our comparison of the leading vibrating alarm clocks.

Sonic Bomb SBB500SS Loud Vibrating Alarm Clock

The Sonic Bomb Alarm Clock from Sonic Alert is actually one of the loudest alarm clocks in production today. The SBB500SS is a bedside unit designed for the hard-to-wake individuals and for those with a certain degree of hearing loss. The ringer can be adjusted up to 113dB, guaranteeing to add extra oomph to your morning. The clock features a supercharged bed shaker and has pulsing alert lights. The bright, red display and alarm ring indicator helps in waking up the heaviest of sleepers. In addition, the Sonic Bomb has a volume and tone control wheel and a dimmer switch.

Geemarc SBT600SS Alarm Clock

The Geemarc SBT600SS is small enough to be packed when travelling, and while it's not the loudest, the 75dB max volume is still louder than most alarm clocks of a similar size. The alarm clock comes with a shaker pad and a USB outlet to charge your smartphone or rechargeable hearing aids.

Geemarc Wake N' Shake Alarm Clock

The loud sound of the Wake N Shake's alarm can wake the deepest of sleepers or those with significant hearing loss. The alarm can be set up to ringer and vibrator; ringer, flash, and vibrator; or vibrator and flash. It is easy to read the numbers because of the large digital display. The Geemarc Wake N Shake features a function to warn you when your phone is ringing and a bright visual ringer indicator. It has a continuous snooze option and adjustable volume and control. In the event of a power cut, you can use this clock with a standard 9V battery.

How Is Your Hearing?

When was the last time you actually checked your hearing? If it was not recently, we recommend an online hearing test (don't worry, ours is completely free).

You will receive your results instantly via email which will indicate if you should take further action to protect your hearing. We highly advise that should you have concerns, you consult with a medical professional or audiologist for a clinical assessment.

About Hearing Direct

We are one of the world's leading hearing aid specialists. HearingDirect offers a wide range of affordable products, and information resources to help improve the quality of life for the hard of hearing. We sell:

• Hearing aids,
• Batteries,
• Accessories such as earplugs,
• and amplified devices such as super loud alarm clocks and amplified phones.

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