Loftie Alarm Clock with Sound Machine – Smart Alarm Clock with Night Light, White Noise, Bluetooth Speaker, 100+ Sounds Included Free, No Subscription Required, Blackout Mode- Black

love the Loftie. it's elegantly designed and features a suite of science-based wellness features. The nightlight is a perfect brightness -- if you are prone to occasional nighttime phone usage in bed (pro-tip, I greyscale my phone at night), the ambient warm lighting provides an amazing complement as you ready yourself for sleep. the Loftie lullaby is adorable, and the curated sounds like brown noise and gentle alarms create a wonderful goodnight & wakeup experience. the elevated aesthetic lives up to the premium price point. I imagine I will get the lamp at some point in the future to really dial in the experience! for any other health tech nerds that care, I have seen a solid little uptick in sleep score on my oura ring since acquired the Loftie.

Obsessed with my Loftie clock. I have been trying to stay off my phone as much as possible especially while at home and this clock keeps me off my device before bed and when I’m waking up giving me better sleep & setting me up for a much more productive and fulfilling day with no screen in the morning. I love all the options it has in terms of meditations & other built in audio offerings that allow you to have a relaxing screen free morning and night routine. 10/10 recommend !! The device itself is sleek and the set up is super user friendly!

I wanted to love this clock based on the many good reviews and beautiful minimal aesthetics of the clock, but unfortunately it is a grossly overpriced piece of cheap technology made to break just outside of the warranty period, and Loftie's Support department will do nothing to help you. I purchased my clock in November of 2022, and it was fine for about 6 months. At that point, it began losing time and disconnecting from my wifi about once every week or two. Annoying, but not a deal breaker for me. September rolled around around, and it began losing time constantly (reconnecting the clock to the wifi every day or every other day). For a $150 clock this is completely unacceptable and unsustainable, so I reached out to their Support email (9/7/2023) for assistance. After several weeks of back and forth troubleshooting (just about the entire month of September), their support rep Kelvin promised me on 9/29/2023 to send me a replacement Loftie clock when they "received new stock" in October... ...Except they never sent the replacement clock. On 2/19/2024 my Loftie clock finally died completely (cannot even reconnect it to my phone - it just sits stuck on "wifi cannot connect" and "go to app to set up" screens and can never move farther) - it is now a $150 paperweight. I reached back out to Loftie's support email explaining the situation, and mentioning that I had never been sent my promised replacement. Kelvin responded back on 2/20/2024 saying he was sorry, and would ensure that a replacement clock was sent out that same day. I requested they provided me with the tracking number to not have a repeat of my never-sent replacement in October, and Kelvin assured me that I would get it. It is now 2/26/2024, and I still do not have my replacement clock. I've been trying to get an update from Loftie's Support team via the email chain I've had, and they are completely ignoring me and no longer responding to my correspondence. I've emailed them last week and today, and have also reached out via their website's Chat feature to no avail. I can only suspect that there was never any intention to send me a replacement, because they have flat out lied to me about it twice and now will just not acknowledge me at all this time around. This is an utterly deplorable business model and completely unacceptable customer service. If this were a normally priced alarm clock, I'd just eat the loss and move along. However, Loftie wants you to pay a premium for a product that they claim is of a high quality and that if you do have an issue, they'll honor their warranty - this is not the case. I was under warranty and they lied about sending me a replacement after a solid month of unresolved troubleshooting, and now have fed me a line again about a replacement they never intended to send out (likely because they purposely blew me off until I was outside of my warranty window). Do not purchase products from this company. The products are cheap and unreliable, and the support not any help either.

I've had this alarm clock since December, and it is amazing! I love the many choices one has for the noise it uses to wake you up, and I find Lofie's two-step alarm to be really effective in waking me up and starting the day with a bit more energy than usual. Basically, it begins with a more calming sound (I use something that sounds like temple bells) to rouse you from sleep, then waits nine minutes and follows with a more energetic sound (I use something harder to describe, like an instrumental ringtone?) to get you up and out of the bed with energy. While other alarms have had me feeling stressed out or anxious, and then begin the day by making me look at my phone (as a very distracted person, this invariably leads to ten minutes or more on some sort of social media or stressing about emails), Loftie's eliminates the distractions and provides a clear, calming start to the day. I love how you can adjust the brightness of the night light and interface in "settings,"(originally, it was far too bright for me at night), and you can also adjust the volume of the alarms. But what has really made this clock worth the slightly steep price is the before-bed options. The clock has guided meditations, breathwork, and even a few stories. I personally use the meditations for each weekday, though my favorite is Wednesday's. Each meditation is recorded by professionals that have calming voices, and they make everything simple to understand. They help me worry less and relax more when sleeping. They even have white noise and other background sounds to help drown out unsavory noises at night. In March, I lived in a rental right next to a busy highway, and this clock LITERALLY SAVED MY SLEEP. If it weren't for the "Red Noise" I played from the clock, I wouldn't have slept more than 4 hours a night. The sounds are all really quality, and I can also play white noise from my phone through the bluetooth function. I also like the "Snowing Forest" and "Redwood" recordings, especially for when others are snoring loudly. The only downsides I've noticed for this clock are that it ocassionaly (twice a month or so) doesn't play the alarm, or I could just be sleeping through it. It also begins the two step alarm right when you set the time of the alarm, so you'll likely only be woken up fully 9 minutes after the time you input (but it's easy to work around that once you know~) I also do wish it had a feature to automatically turn off the interface at a given time, but you can easily do that manually by pressing down on the long button. These quips are rarely a concern for me, though. Overall, this clock has elevated my sleep to a new level. I really have gotten a lot out of it! I'm calmer, more rested, and more relaxed at night from the meditations and calming alarm system, all of which not needing a phone. I recommend over all things I have purchased (aside from maybe a specific 3D printer) to buy this alarm clock; it will change your sleep life for the better!

If there's anything in this world that could be considered a "necessary evil" it's the bedside alarm clock. I personally HATE waking up to either the radio or that nasty incessant beeping. People hate these devices so much that there have even been variations on them that allowed the user to throw it across the room in order to turn it off. That said, with the advent of the cell phone innovation in this area has pretty much ended. Enter the Loftie Clock. This beautifully minimalist alarm clock is life changing. The whole experience will make your day better. First, there's the two stage alarm. One to lightly rouse you, one to signal you to wake up. Snoozing the alarm is as intuitive as any other alarm clock (just hit the big wide button). So is ending the alarm sequence. The alarm tones are beautiful, and non-jarring. They will wake you up without making you mad. Then there's the bedtime experience. Several types of noise are provided (white, brown, etc) as well as soundscapes such as a beach or crickets. Once again, all are painstakingly crafted, not just "recorded" and the sound quality is amazing. If I had one complaint it's that the speaker that is built into these clocks can't handle the depth of the sounds. It does the job to play the sounds, but loud volumes can make the speaker squeak. That said, I like the clock so much I've bought them for the entire family.

$200 for a clock is ridiculous. It's a box that keeps time and makes a loud noise when you want it to. It doesn't need Internet, it doesn't need a light, and it definitely doesn't need a paid subscription. But if any clock can justify those things (okay, not the subscription), it's this one. I sleep through my phone alarms so often, I'm not convinced they even go off. My previous alarm clock had a vibrating puck and a buzzer loud enough to wake the dead, and it was less than $40. This clock is just as effective at getting me out of bed, but it's so much more pleasant in doing so. The sounds are really, really good, and there are a lot to choose from. Hearing them is the reward for waking up and going to bed on time, and it's a surprisingly effective motivator. I have two complaints. The first is that the light doesn't really work for navigating a room because it's not bright or diffuse enough. The second is that the playlists audibly stutter once every 3-5 seconds and pause in between tracks, even though they're clearly supposed to be continuous. It's not a problem with the speaker or the processor; the noise generator section plays fine for hours on end. Aside from that, it works well IF you don't mind setting up an account (maybe with a junk email). I would also wait to download ANY clock updates, because Loftie can paywall any currently-available feature at any time with no warning. This clock makes putting my phone away to sleep and waking up to an alarm a joy. I sound like a shill for saying that, and I hate sounding like a shill. But it's true. That's how much I love this clock, as expensive and overdesigned as it is.

The Loftie Smart Alarm Clock is a game-changer for anyone seeking a more mindful morning routine. This elegantly designed device combines modern technology with a serene aesthetic, creating a perfect addition to any bedside table. From the moment you unbox the Loftie, you can tell it’s not just an alarm clock—it’s an experience. The soft, warm light it emits is a welcome alternative to harsh smartphone screens, gently easing you into your day rather than jolting you awake. Its two-phase alarm system, designed to wake you gradually, is a revelation. The first phase stirs you from your slumber with soothing sounds, while the second ensures you’re fully awake and ready to start your day. The Loftie doesn’t just wake you up; it helps you wind down. With features like white noise, guided meditations, and breathwork exercises, it’s like having a wellness coach right on your nightstand. The absence of distracting notifications is a refreshing change, promoting better sleep hygiene and reducing bedtime screen time. Connectivity is straightforward, with easy-to-follow instructions making setup a breeze. Plus, the minimalist design and high-quality materials mean it looks as good as it performs. Whether you’re seeking better sleep, a more peaceful wake-up, or simply a stylish addition to your bedroom, the Loftie Smart Alarm Clock is a delightful choice.

The clock itself is nicely designed and very intuitive to use. Very aesthetically pleasing. Night light is a good brightness and very nice to look at, as is the screen. Speaker is of good quality and you can't tell when the sleep sounds loop. Buttons feel nice but the grid on the top rattles a little when you press them. My main gripes with it are as follows: It's a $160 clock- why do I need a $5/month subscription to unlock the features on this $160 clock?? Do I not own the clock? Have I not paid enough to compensate Loftie for the value they provide? It's a $160 clock- why do I need to download an app and provide my email address to use the device I paid for? In my opinion, if the hardware I buy doesn't work out of the box and I have to submit my email to get the thing to work, then it's broken. Add to that the app UI is extremely clunky and I'm left wondering why it's a mandatory part of the experience to begin with. Maybe so they get the opportunity to show you ads for the overpriced Loftie lamp. Overall is it worth the $160 price tag? No I don't think so. If you pick it up on sale it's an ok deal, but I'm still left with a bad feeling about my device being held hostage unless I provide Loftie with an email and download their app. The device is beautiful and well marketed but I cannot express with enough poignancy how tired I am of things being a subscription that have 0 right to be.

Es espectacular, aunque su precio es elevado.

Un produit terrible, il fonctionnait jusque-là, mais au bout de un an d’utilisation en pleine nuit, il s’est mis à faire des bruit ultra strident, impossible à arrêter, il est devenu fou et il a réveillé mon fils et mon fils a vraiment eut peur, impossible à arrêter. Nous avons pas compris ce qui s’est passé. Bref ce produit va partir à la poubelle. Je ne recommande vraiment pas ! L’horreur en pleine nuit.

La aplicación es mala, configurarlo es una pesadilla. No se puede poner la hora manual, tiene que ser la hora de algún uso horario. Cuando se desconecta de internet se resetea y deja de servir

Het werkt niet! Er komt geen geluid uit! Er is een 30 dagen terugsturen maar als je een return label vraagt doen ze moeilijk. Domste aankoop ooit!

Compré este despertador a pesar de su elevado precio por todos los beneficios q ofrecía y por estar recomendado por Wirecutter. En un principio todo fue muy bien, pero hechos recientes ocurridos en los últimos meses me han hecho cambiar totalmente de opinión. 1) Todos los servicios adicionales de audio ahora son bajo suscripción. Entonces no solo hay q pagar los casi $4000 pesos ($200 USD) por esto si no que hay q pagar una cuota mensual para usar los servicios que originalmente daban un plus a este despertador (ruido blanco, audiolibros, podcasts, meditaciones) 2) Hace unos meses un hacker encontró una vulnerabilidad en la configuración de los Lofties por lo que ofrecen un acceso relativamente facil a tu red personal. Este tema fue inicialmente ignorado por la empresa y no fue hasta hace unas semanas que informaron al hacker que estaban “tomándoselo muy en serio”. Honestamente no vale la pena. Es bonito, sí. Pero si no estás dispuesto a pagar una suscripción mensual (no puedo creer que escribí esa oración para un despertador. UN DESPERTADOR) no es más útil q un despertador de 500 pesos o menos.