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It's easy enough to replicate the "wake up in the light" experience in your bedroom with a sunrise alarm clock. It's not as easy to replicate the sunshine when
by JeremyNT 5y ago
It's easy enough to replicate the "wake up in the light" experience in your bedroom with a sunrise alarm clock.
It's not as easy to replicate the sunshine when you want to do an outdoor activity after work...
- pkulak 5y ago> It's easy enough to replicate the "wake up in the light" experience in your bedroom No, it absolutely is not. Light you get from some Walmart alarm clock is the wrong temperature, the wrong CRI, and about 1/1000th of the right intensity. You can replicate it for the low-to-mid 5 digits: https://www.coelux.com/ https://www.coelux.com/
- verall 5y agoThat's because people don't actually want a portable sun (say, 10-20k lum D65) in their room. If you do want one, you can buy one for less than $100, and plug it into a $10 timer. You're buying into their marketing pretty hard...