Shock Clock 3

This is a good product but with some limitations, it has a tendency to lose Bluetooth connection over reasonably small distances. I just have to double check that it has a connection to the app when I go to sleep for out to work, so reliability is not 100% If using the wake assurances, often the app does not prompt for the QR code to be scanned, so you will be getting shocked while trying to open the app and find the correct screen to log the QR in the morning. Any form of focus setting on your phone will cause it to lose connection over night, causing the alarm to not activate. Product itself works well, but appears cheap in build, it definitely looks like a Chinese knockoff that has been glued together, definitely not the build quality that I expected for the price, but it does do the job. To conclude, this appears to be a cheaply built product, with a great idea behind it. Hopefully they spend some time and money improving the app and build quality, people like me who can occasionally get almost an anxiety about sleeping in, don’t want to be stressed about whether the watch is actually connected to the phone and whether it will go off in the morning. Reliability is key in this market. However, this is probably still the best thing I’ve found for waking me up in the morning.

The wrist band it comes with is OK. Sometimes this thing as well as the app is glitchy. Errors when recording sleep data. Test zap doesn’t work unless I reset the strength and try again. Small glitches. This has been waking me up wonderfully though

First alarm that has ever woken me up. I’m profoundly deaf and do not wear my cochlear implant at night so I had low expectations because nothing else has worked. So thankful I can get up on my own now.