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JOSE E –
Una lámpara, radio y despertador muy correctos a un precio ajustado. Cumple perfectamente su cometido y es útil como reloj, rdespertador, radio y lámpara multifunción. Calidad sencilla pero suficiente. Satisfecho para exactamente lo que buscaba
Rafael –
Cumple con las expectativas
maxi –
Me ha gustado su diseño y sus múltiples usos pero el volumen mínimo es alto porque al dormir apetece volumen bajo
Cuca Vera –
Lo utilizo para conciliar el sueño y para despertarme. Cumple maravillosamente con su función. De hecho, los sonidos que se pueden elegir son agradables y que tenga graduación en la iluminación es un plus
Claudio Daniel –
Cuando pones un modo de luz la hora del reloj no se muestra correctamente por la falta de potencia que tiene. El modo amanecer es horrible, parece que esta hecho mal a posta. En vez de ser progresivo a los 3 minutos (independientemente del tiempo que le pongas) se pone a lucir al maximo.
David –
Incluso el volumen mínimo sigue siendo ligeramente alto. Los sonidos no están muy bien conseguidos. Por otra parte es estéticamente bonito. Cumple su función.
Roberto –
I had a problem with my first product and the shop promptly sent me a new one, which met all my expectations.Thank you.
Oliver –
Me encanta despertar como un amanecer
MARIA TOMBLER –
Best wake up + customer service!
I love this alarm clock – the wake up feature is absolutely unreal. I’ve tried others, and I really like the way this one works. The sound I choose to wake up to is the soft piano, and it’s such a peaceful waking up experience I never hit snooze, and I’m finally able to wake up stress free and early! The clock has two alarms you can set, a nightlight feature, and a sleep aid with timer. The clock is hefty and feels higher quality than others as well (despite being cheaper in price).The customer service is amazing – there was an issue with the first one, the nightlight feature kept winking on and off. I contacted their support through their website, and they immediately sent me a new one, with no extra effort on my part (having to return the old one, provide address info, etc)Really, truly happy with the product and the client support. If you’re considering sunrise alarms, get this one!
Fhqwhgads –
Compared against my old Phillips, the Dekala is 95% as good at 29% the cost, almost the same product
I bought the Dekala alarm light after comparing reviews for about 10 similar products here on Amazon. I chose it because it seems to be the most full-featured compared to the Philips SmartSleep Wake-up Light I’ve used for about 8 years. The SmartSleep was around $130 when I bought it, and is $109 today, but the Dekala is only $32, so this is hardly a fair comparison by price range; yet the Dekala stands up to the comparison; this Dekala is a really terrific wake-up alarm light.I would have just bought another Philips except that I never liked the capacitance touch-screen controls, which were hard to push while laying on my bed, and not intuitive. Additionally, these seem to be the cause of the failure of the Philips light after 8 years. Now when its light is illuminated, it makes ticking sounds like the touch controls are being touched, but very rapid ticking, and finally now it is doing a strobe-light with the ticking, so it’s truly not usable anymore.The Dekala has all the same features of the Philips light and seems like a direct clone of it, for the most part. It is well designed and seems quality built.Comparing the two products, I assigned 20 points to each to start and deducted points for disadvantages.Philips light: -1 point for the unintuitive, hard to use front screen touch controlsDekala light:-1 because the wake up sound comes on rather suddenly / loudly rather than getting gradually dimmer like the Philips-1 because the go-to-sleep light shuts off suddenly rather than getting gradually dimmer like the Philips, and also because when transitioning from the reading light to the go-to-sleep light it turns the light off and back on, which could disturb a partner already starting to drift off to sleep next to you18 points for the Dekala vs 19 for the Philips makes it 95% as good, for 29% of the price.I love the various colors the Dekala can make, although I probably won’t use them because I like the orange-yellow light that is similar to the Philips so I have everything set to the same color. The alternate colors are beautiful shades, though, and some people may like having the options. The sounds are good, and the birds chirping is nice to wake up to, even if I would like it to start softer and get louder over 60 seconds or so like the Philips instead of being abruptly loud like the Dekala is. Still, it’s a gentle enough sound that it is hardly like waking up to one of those beeping alarm clocks, and beating the birds to the punch is enough reason for me to stop lying awake yawning and just get up and switch it off based on the light already waking me up.One other minor critique is that I wish the clock display got much darker at night. I could switch it all the way off, but I do like checking the time if I wake in the middle of the night so I know how much more time I have to sleep. Still, it’s darker than most old beeping alarm clocks, and it will be ok. If it really bugs me, I could find a way to tape a piece of amber stage lighting gel over it or something. But I’ll probably leave it as-is because I use a blindfold at night anyway and it’s really not that bright on its dim setting.If both lights were priced at $108, I would probably get the Philips, even though I really don’t like the front panel controls and hate setting the time on the Philips. This is because the Philips is just smoother with the light and sound transitions. But at $32, the Dekala wins. The disadvantages are not very bad, just issues of refinement they may improve with later versions. Even though I can’t compare how long it lasts vs the Philips lasting eight years, at $32 who cares. If it lasts two years it will be worth it, and it seems quality built so I’m betting it lasts about as long as the Philips.Overall, I’m glad I tried the Dekala, and I reccomend it.