Lexon has been making sleek, functional home goods for years. The Mina Sunrise Alarm Clock fits that same mold, but it’s worth paying attention to for one specific reason: it uses a standard E26 bulb base. That means you can swap the included bulb for any standard Edison screw bulb you already own. If you prefer warmer light or a specific brightness, you’re not locked into a proprietary system.

The clock simulates sunrise and sunset to help regulate your sleep cycle. In practice, the light gradually brightens over 30 minutes before your alarm, which feels more natural than a harsh buzzer. The LCD display is simple and easy to read, showing time, alarm settings, and the current lighting mode without clutter. The matte aluminum body comes in eight colors, from Soft Gold to Gun Metal, so it blends into most bedroom aesthetics without looking like a gadget.

The build is solid and the interface is straightforward. There are no tangled wires to manage, and the matte finish resists fingerprints well. The only real limitation is that the LCD screen is not dimmable enough for total darkness if you’re sensitive to light while sleeping. For the price, it’s a reliable way to wake up more gently without overcomplicating the experience.