blonbar Sunrise Alarm Clock Wake-up Light with Meteor Night Light and 10 Natural Sounds
Product description
If you wake up to an alarm that feels a bit harsh, a wake-up light can make the start of the day gentler. This blonbar Sunrise Alarm Clock is built around that idea, pairing a sunrise-style waking lamp with two separate alarms, a snooze option, and built-in sound options for bedtime too. It also includes a moon/meteor night light for a calmer bedroom atmosphere.
That said, it’s not a one-size-fits-everything gadget. A couple of the functions depend on you setting things in the right order, and the lighting ramp is tied to the alarm you choose. If you like straightforward controls and clear routines, it should suit you, if you want instant “wake up to light” the moment you unpack it, you may need a quick setup session first.
The essentials
The wake-up light gradually brightens for Alarm 1 in the run-up to your set time, aiming to make waking feel less abrupt. There are two independent alarms: Alarm 1 is the gentle wake-up light alarm, while Alarm 2 is described as a regular alarm. Snooze is humanised too: you can press SNOOZE to get a 10-minute snooze window with up to three snoozes.
On the evening side, you also get an immersive audio feature with 10 kinds of white noise and natural-sounding effects (the description mentions birds chirping, rain, running water and more). You can set a countdown timer so the sound switches off automatically after a set period.
Key points
Where this clock feels particularly useful is in the way it combines morning and night features in one bedside unit. Instead of only relying on a ringtone, you can build a wake-up routine around light, and then wind down with sound and a timed fade-out. The meteor “moon” light adds another layer: if you want something dim and atmospheric rather than bright room lighting at night, it’s designed for that.
You also get a practical screen control approach with the snooze function adjusting the screen brightness. That’s a small detail, but it matters if you snooze in the dark and you don’t want an extra-bright display interrupting rest.
Worth noting, though: the wake-up light experience is specifically for Alarm 1, and the description includes a setup reminder about the timing (more on this below). It isn’t perfect if you’re hoping Alarm 2 will behave the same way.
What stands out
- Sunrise wake for Alarm 1: the wake-up light gradually turns on 10 minutes before the alarm time.
- Two alarms, different roles: Alarm 1 is the gentle light wake, Alarm 2 is a regular alarm.
- Snooze that respects sleep: SNOOZE offers a 10-minute snooze period and up to three snoozes, with brightness adjustment.
- Built-in ambience for winding down: 10 kinds of white noise and natural sounds plus a countdown timer.
- Atmosphere night lighting: moon/meteor light supports stepless dimming for a dreamy bedroom feel.
Key specifications
- Alarm format support: 12H/24H switching
- Alarms: 2 independent alarms (Alarm 1 with wake-up light, Alarm 2 regular)
- Snooze: 10-minute snooze time, up to 3 snooze opportunities
- Wake-up light timing: gradually lights up 10 minutes before the alarm goes off (for Alarm 1)
- Sounds included: 10 kinds of white noise / natural sound effects
- Music timer: countdown timer after turning on the music (sound turns off automatically when the countdown ends)
- Night light dimming: stepless dimming for the moon meteor light
- Power note: the description mentions a free adapter, and that you need to connect the power supply to use the product
Getting the most from it
On paper, the biggest “make it work” detail is the wake-up light timing. The description includes a reminder: after you get the product, if you want to experience the wake-up light function, you should set Alarm 1 to a time after 10 minutes. In other words, you can’t realistically test it instantly—you need a little lead time.
A practical example: say you normally wake at 7.00. You’d set Alarm 1 to 7.00 and then leave the unit on your bedside. About 10 minutes before 7.00, the light should start gradually brightening so you’re not jolted awake at full brightness all at once.
For evening use, you could switch on your chosen sound, set a countdown, and let it end automatically. That’s particularly handy if you’re the kind of sleeper who forgets to turn music off.
Who it’s for (and who should skip it)
It makes sense if you’re trying to soften mornings and add a calmer wind-down routine—especially if you prefer waking via light rather than relying purely on a ringtone. The fact it supports both 12H/24H switching and includes two alarms also suits households with different routines.
It might not be a great match if you mostly wake on a strict ringtone/always want Alarm 2 to behave like the wake-up light. Since the gradual light feature is described as tied to Alarm 1, you may find yourself selecting the “right” alarm more often than you expected.
You may also want to manage expectations if you want a plug-and-play experience straight out of the box. The description explicitly notes you need to connect the power supply to use it.
Is it worth it?
Buy it if you’ll actually use the two-alarm setup, and you want a sunrise-style wake-up routine led by light (Alarm 1), plus built-in ambience with a timer for nights. The stepless dimming on the meteor night light is a nice extra for people who want something more soothing than a harsh bedside light.
Skip it if your priority is Alarm 2 behaving exactly like the wake-up light alarm, or if you don’t want to think about the 10-minute lead-in timing for testing and use. In that case, you may end up feeling the clock is more “routine-based” than you expected.
For most people looking for a wake-up light with snooze and bedtime sounds, this sits in the sensible, mid-range convenience category: not overcomplicated, but not completely hands-off either.
Mini FAQ
Does the sunrise wake-up light work with both alarms?
The description points to Alarm 1 being the gentle wake-up light alarm. Alarm 2 is described as a regular alarm.
How long before the alarm does the light start?
The wake-up light is described as gradually lighting up 10 minutes before the alarm goes off.
How many times can you snooze?
SNOOZE provides a 10-minute snooze time with a total of 3 snooze opportunities.
Are there built-in sounds?
Yes. The clock includes 10 kinds of white noise/natural sound effects and you can use a countdown timer so the sound switches off automatically.
Do you need to set it up first to try the light?
The description advises that, to experience the wake-up light function after unboxing, you should set Alarm 1 to a time after 10 minutes.