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78 reviews were about being late, or worse. Here is a two-step way to get up on time.

Sleep through alarms? Don’t set another one until you read this.

"But I was always late. Overslept everyday."

You set an alarm. Then a second one. Then a third.

And you still wake up late.

You are not alone. 78 reviews we read were about being late, or worse. 236 said they sleep through alarms.

“I started getting in trouble with my boss for running perpetually late”

"I was using my phone as an alarm but finding it very difficult to get out of bed on time. After I started getting in trouble with my boss for running perpetually late, I decided to give this thing a shot."

"I had overslept for work a few times by inadvertently shutting off the alarm on my phone"

And it does not stop at you.

"Husband has been late too work almost enough to get fired"

"We have to set 6 different alarm clocks and he still sleeps through them."

"Other alarm clocks have simply fallen short, and I sleep right through them, awakening in a haze of panic."

93 tried a phone alarm first. Here is why it didn’t get them up.

In the reviews, people said what they tried first:

It shuts itself off.

"i'm tired of my iphone alarm silencing itself if i don't snooze or cancel it, causing me to over sleep"

It rings until it gives up.

"I was sleeping thru the alarm on my iPhone, Alexa, and alarm clock. I wasn’t just sleeping a few extra minutes. I was waking up hours late and my alarms went off for so long they turned off on their own."

You hide from it.

"He stays covered under the sheets and drowns out the sound of every alarm clock he sets."

And it all happens in the dark.

"waking up in pitch blackness is quite a difficult endeavor for me"

Now, naturally, it feels like your fault.

It isn’t.

A loud alarm in the dark is the wrong way to wake up a heavy sleeper.

69 reviews said a soft light actually wakes them.

69 reviews of sunrise clocks said the light actually wakes them.

"Now, the soothing light comes on an hour before the alarm, allowing me to wake up gradually as if the sunrise was actually waking me."

"for heavy sleepers like myself, it works great!"

"The brightness of the gradual light function actually wakes up my boyfriend who always used to sleep through his alarms."

90 reviews said a buzz actually wakes them. Even deep sleepers.

90 reviews of vibrating alarms said a buzz actually wakes them. 202 praised how strong it is.

"I’m a notoriously deep sleeper, and no matter how loud my phone alarm was, I’d still manage to snooze through it. But this clock? It doesn’t give me a chance!"

"I'll sleep through 3 separate alarms on my phone with the loudest tone I can find, but that shaker wakes me up"

"it works every time for me, even in a deep sleep"

"The vibration is strong enough to go through my super thick pillow"

One reviewer already does it: gentle first, then strong.

"I use a calm, quiet waking sound and gradually brightening light with one alarm and use the second/later alarm much more bold, bright, and aggressive to be sure I don't oversleep"

Light first. Then a buzz on your wrist. Two steps to get up on time.

That is the SunUp Wake-Up System. Two parts. Two jobs.

STEP 1 · THE SUNRISE CLOCK

A soft light comes up before your alarm. It eases you up.

STEP 2 · THE WAKE BAND

At alarm time, it buzzes on your wrist. It gets you up.

You can turn the clock’s alarm sound off.

They are two separate parts. You set each one.

Do I have to wear a band to bed?

Yes. It goes on your wrist at night.

“I haven’t been late from oversleeping even once.” Here is the morning after.

"I now wake up in the morning like I imagine other people do."

"I haven't been late from oversleeping even once since buying this alarm."

"He hasn't been late to work since using this clock"

Count your alarms tonight. Then see the two-step way on the next page.

1,692 reviews later: why I put a light and a buzz together.

Some mornings are heavy. I know.

I used to work the morning shift at a gas station.

I hated waking up. I always have.

So I had 1,692 reviews read and sorted.

Many said a light woke them. Many said a buzz did.

So the System has both. The light eases you up. The buzz on your wrist gets you up.

Harshdeep
Founder of SunUp
Edmonton, Canada

Show me how to get up on time

Next page: what you get, how the two parts work, and how to set them up.

P.S. Late again? Count your alarms tonight.

Then see the two-step way: light first, then a buzz on your wrist.

This page is an advertisement for the SunUp Wake-Up System.

We are not doctors. The System is not a medicine and does not treat a sleep problem.

Review counts are from 1,692 Amazon reviews read in full. They were read and sorted for us.

The review quotes on this page are real. They are word for word from public reviews on Amazon and other online stores. They are of sunrise clocks, alarm clocks, alarm watches and bed shakers.

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