JALL’s sunrise alarm clock aims to solve a common problem: waking up feels jarring. The sunrise simulation is the star here. It gradually ramps from 10% to 100% brightness over a window you set between 10 and 60 minutes before your alarm. In practice, this means your room fills with light gently, mimicking a natural dawn. It makes waking up feel less like an interruption and more like a slow, deliberate start.

The built-in 5W stereo speaker handles the audio side. There are 25 built-in sounds, including white noise, pink noise, campfire, birds, and seagulls. You can also stream your own audio via Bluetooth. The speaker is clear enough for a bedroom, but don’t expect room-filling bass. The 17 nightlight options are a practical touch for navigating the room without blinding yourself.

The clock is made from ABS plastic and runs on a corded power source. It’s lightweight and stays put on a nightstand. One honest limitation: the Bluetooth range is average, so your phone needs to stay nearby. For the price, this is a solid, functional alarm clock that prioritizes a smoother wake-up experience over flashy extras.