ANJANK Sound Machine Alarm Clock with 21 Sounds

If you want more than a basic noise machine, this ANJANK combines sleep sounds with an alarm, Bluetooth playback, and a color night-light. That mix is useful when you want to settle in with rain or white noise, then wake to a separate alarm without adding several bedside devices.

It can also work as a Bluetooth speaker for relaxing music, so the setup isn’t limited to preset sounds.

How to use it

Choose from 21 sleep sounds, including white noise, fan sounds, and nature sounds, then set the volume to suit your room. The clock offers eight wake-up sounds, including a beep, piano, bird chirps, and sea waves. When the alarm rings, the night-light comes on, which can make the snooze or off controls easier to find in the dark.

For a softer bedroom setup, the display brightness adjusts from 0% to 100%, while the night-light has seven colors and brightness settings from 10% to 100%. You can also connect a phone over Bluetooth 5.0 to play music through the dual speakers. The sleep timer has four options: one, two, three, or four hours. What’s more helpful to your routine: falling asleep to a steady sound, or having one device handle both bedtime and wake-up?

Pros

• The mix of 21 sleep sounds, Bluetooth playback, an alarm, and a night-light gives it more than one bedside use.
• Separate brightness controls help tailor the clock display and room light instead of treating them as the same setting.
• Auto time sync adjusts for daylight saving time, according to the product details.
• It’s a great fit if you want preset sleep audio and a sound-based alarm in one device.

The main tradeoff is the timer range: the listed shutoff choices stop at four hours. If you want a longer timed session, that setting isn’t provided in the product details. It also has more functions than a simple sound-only machine, which means more controls to manage. From the way it is set up, it’s aimed at people who value those combined bedside features rather than minimal operation.

Spec sheet

• Type: Sound machine and alarm clock
• Sleep sounds: 21, including five white noises and three fan sounds
• Wake-up sounds: Eight
• Night-light: Seven colors, 10%–100% brightness
• Display: 0%–100% brightness adjustment
• Bluetooth: 5.0
• Speakers: 10W dual speakers
• Sleep timer: One, two, three, or four hours

When it makes sense

Compared with choosing a basic white-noise-only device, this is the more flexible approach if you also want an alarm, adjustable display, and night-light on the nightstand. Picture settling in with rain sounds, lowering the clock display, and letting a timer switch the audio off before morning, the separate alarm can then use a piano or bird-chirp wake-up sound. That routine is supported by the listed controls, though the timer’s four-hour maximum matters if you need a longer session.

It’s not for you if you want a dedicated sound machine with no clock or lighting features, or if your bedtime routine depends on a timer longer than the listed choices. Choose it when the combination of sleep audio, Bluetooth music, lighting, and wake-up sounds is useful, skip the extra functions if all you need is a straightforward source of white noise.