> 2) Only vibrates on my wrist at first (let's say for 5 minutes) and then falls back to a traditional alarm sound so I get my ass up just in case Considering

> 2) Only vibrates on my wrist at first (let's say for 5 minutes) and then falls back to a traditional alarm sound so I get my ass up just in case Considering how often I feel phantom phone vibrations on my leg even when I don't have my phone in my pocket, I'm guessing I'd end up "feeling" this any time I half woke up for a second. We used to have an alarm that played ocean wave sounds. It'd start very quiet and get louder. I'd "hear" what sounded like it starting when there were hours left 'till it'd actually go off.