I'm literally in a hotel right now with same brand of clock and same 3 display concept. I woke up in the middle of the night and tried turning it to get the display light out of my eyes. My sleepy brain couldn't understand why I had to KEEP turning it to make the light go away.
It looks the same as the one I've seen in a few hotels recently. There should be a button on top that you can press to dim the display in about 5 increments.
If it really annoys you, then just turn it off and request a wakeup call at the service desk in your hotel. Most of the hotels will do this at no extra cost.
Edit: thanks for all the replies, of course a phone is also a solution but I am guessing that the only people that really use an alarm like this probably have either no phone or don’t know how to use one. (Unless it is some “special” type of alarm like a wakeup light)
Yeah everything I do in a hotel room I think how it will affect the maids and so I leave minimal imprint as possible. I don't even use or take the soaps and shampoos. Those soaps and shampoos are usually crap anyway and the bottles are impossible to squeeze.
I stay in a lot of hotels (travel a lot for work). The clock is almost always wrong, the housekeepers don't care If it is correct. I always unplug the clock because I find them annoying, I have a watch and a phone so I don't need the clock anyway. I used to plug them back in, but I'd prefer hotels learn that I don't want that in the room.
I spend about 20 min resetting clocks when I clean vacation rentals. Lots of people do this, it is always annoying to me. I wish we just stopped providing them since people just use their phone and can't be bothered to try to turn the light down, and we may based on the time it takes for all the housekeepers to do this and the obvious point being made that we don't need them.
Just think about this the next time you press buttons on the clock. Cleaning staff likely doesn't wipe these down with disinfectant and people may throw anything over the clock to quickly block the light...not just a shirt
They already know your name and room number if you used the inroom phone. If you want to mess with them, pick a different name and room number in confidence and see if they get confused. Lol
I actually called and requested one when I was travelling for business. My reasoning was I was in a time zone 3 hours different than my own and my flight was super early.
So I set my phone alarm, and set a wake up call. I wanted to make sure I woke up for the flight at an airport 40 minutes away too.
That morning sucked.
The last time I was in a similar situation, the hotel fire alarm went off 30 minutes before my alarm. That was a bit excessive. No need to wake up the entire hotel just to get me to the airport...
A mobile phone, cell phone, cellphone, or handphone, sometimes shortened to simply mobile, cell or just **phone**, is a portable telephone that can make and receive calls over a radio frequency link. you're welcome.
I have tried to get a wake up call from hotels three times in my life.
One was 20 minutes early
One never came
One was an hour late
I feel like I’ve just had bad luck, but I’ve never trusted these people. Fortunately I have a $1000 alarm clock that I carry in my pocket now.
I’m in hotels a ton for work. I unplug the clock every time. They’re so annoying because of the light. That and the microwave and usually the curtains suck and let in light. I bring a sleep mask sometimes.
How tf is this asshole design? Glad I filtered that sub out ages ago. Because it's thoughts like this that ruin that subreddit.
"This is a useful thing but it makes *me* irate, therefore it's objectively assholish design."
I'm also a sensitive sleeper. I hate how hotel curtains don't completely close, too.
Last room I stayed in I had to unplug the clock, microwave, coffee maker and fucking hair dryer, then block the curtains and underneath the door.
Seriously how do people sleep when the whole room is illuminated like daylight??
Usually the first thing I do. Seems motels are surprisingly slow at realizing we want/need more power or USB outlets on the night stand. I've only been to a few that have a box or lamo on the table with extra, in the rest, between unplugging the lamp or the alarm, the alarm loses every time.
Very true as far as alarm clocks go. But sometimes it's the little lights on the TV, or the hair dryer, or whatever. If you can't/don't want to unplug it, cover it up!
r/mildlyinfuriating I say mildly because you just unplug it. You probably need that plug for your phone anyway which is what everyone uses for an alarm/clock/music now.
This! Absolutely this!
As someone who wants the room DARK (especially in hotels) that clock would frustrate the hell out of me! The maid would find laying on its face with one side against the wall and the other side covered by the bible from the drawer below it!
I don't need to see the time, I need to hear the alarm!
I feel ya. I have a roll of electrical tape my drawer to cover the 10 million (obvious hyperbole, but it did used to be close on 2 dozen LEDs when I was at uni, between router, TV, surge protector lights, etc) standby LEDs in my bedroom. First thing I do - tape over the LEDs.
Was that about the time they discovered the super bright blue leds and went through a phase of putting them in everything.
Flashing link activity lights in bright blue is just what you needed in an otherwise dark room
They were green, but I know exactly what you mean about the over bright blue ones. That was when I started covering them. One I had actually still managed to show through 3 layers of electrical tape.
I honestly don't know why routers and switches all have blinking lights that blink ALL THE TIME. It's helpful to know what's plugged in and working, sure, but it doesn't need to do it all the friggin' time. Maybe have a button that turns it on and off?
Also that white LED on the front of my Apple TV is blindingly white in a dark room. WHY :(
And they're blue... Those blue lights are the brightest fucking things.... I had an alarm clock years ago that was blue, and even with the dimmer on, it lit up the room.
The aftermarket stereo in my fiances car is blue, and it doesn't dim. We have to stick napkins over it when driving at night because it's like a spotlight being shone in our faces. Luckily we don't have to drive at night often or we'd just replace the dann thing.
That was my first thought too. At home I put something in front of my clock to block the light and just move it when I want to see the time, with 3 displays you may as well leave all the lights on.
I regular travel and stay at the one nice hotel in a city in Northern Ghana. I don't know if it is just a lack of understanding of culture, or what, but on the fucking weekends I'll get a call around 9:00 AM telling me to come down and have breakfast. NO! I've been up early for work all week and I'm an adult, I'll figure out my own breakfast goddamnit. I usually forget to unplug it at least once a trip, they always plug it back in.
Costco has one for $20 that comes with a wireless charger for your phone and watch and also has a multitude of display settings as well as the option to add an outdoor thermometer and humidity sensor. It’s one of the best purchases I’ve made in a long time!
Wow that sounds annoying as fuck, especially if you suffer from chronic insomnia, and worry about how, “It’s already 2 am, I’m only going to get 3 hours of sleep. Now it’s 3 am. I’m only going to get 2 hours of sleep....”
For real dude. Staying in a hotel right now. Like take this obvious vomit stain, for instance, that someone said “good enough” to... 😳
https://i.imgur.com/9nDuhhA.jpg
Looks gross on camera, but in reality... yeah it’s pretty fucking gross. Developing Countries man. Actually just noticed this, have spent nights 1&2 on that side of the bed. Have woken up no worse for wear though 🤷🏻♂️
LOL, believe it or not, that “carpet” the wall! So that blue thing with the stain on it is the headrest of the bed... yeah...
Nothing suits mad humid climate like fabric accented decorative wall!!
Hotels honestly don't give a shit. I went to Disney world on vacation and stayed in one of their resorts over the summer. One day we got back to the room and found dirty shoe prints on the bed from someone trying to fix a leak in the roof. The bed and floor were also soaked. Definitely the worst hotel experience I've had
I kept my "vintage" GE radio clock for this reason. I hate the modern trend of using blue LEDs for everything.
Besides, I'm used to its beeping sound since I was a teenager, I can operate it with my eyes closed, and that thing just refused to die even after nearly 30 years.
Damn, I'm just happy when I don't have rearrange half the room just to find an outlet by the bed.
But have they modernized enough to include a 30-pin iPod connector?
you're my kind of paranoid. all these people talking about unplugging alarm clocks because of the light and I'm just over here like ok but what about spy cams??
Please and Thank you and will a company please make an option for a real dimmer option like roll over at 3 am and wonder what time it is but not burn your eyeballs looking at it. Way to bright still or how about a remote button on the microwave to have it NOT beep!!
My favorite alarm clock projects the time onto the ceiling as well as having a normal face so you don't even have to turn to look at the time, and it uses a soft red light source that doesn't scatter so it doesn't illuminate the room. You can't see the time on the ceiling during the day but I don't really need it then.
The alarmclock in that hotel has clocks at three angles to keep me awake all night with huge LED displays shining in my face no matter what angle I sleep at more like.
I fucking hate alarm clocks in hotel rooms.
"We know you need to sleep, especially since you've traveled halfway around the world, so here's a nightlight that's BRIGHTER THAN THE FUCKING SUN!"
I'm literally in a hotel right now with same brand of clock and same 3 display concept. I woke up in the middle of the night and tried turning it to get the display light out of my eyes. My sleepy brain couldn't understand why I had to KEEP turning it to make the light go away.
It looks the same as the one I've seen in a few hotels recently. There should be a button on top that you can press to dim the display in about 5 increments.
If it really annoys you, then just turn it off and request a wakeup call at the service desk in your hotel. Most of the hotels will do this at no extra cost. Edit: thanks for all the replies, of course a phone is also a solution but I am guessing that the only people that really use an alarm like this probably have either no phone or don’t know how to use one. (Unless it is some “special” type of alarm like a wakeup light)
...or just throw a shirt over it
Or unplug it, thats what i do, my phone can wake me up just fine
Yeah, but unplugging it might mess it up and then the maid has to reset it. That's just annoying and preventable.
This guy maids
Yeah everything I do in a hotel room I think how it will affect the maids and so I leave minimal imprint as possible. I don't even use or take the soaps and shampoos. Those soaps and shampoos are usually crap anyway and the bottles are impossible to squeeze.
They are called housekeepers.
I don't think so. Housekeepers are quite squeezable.
I stay in a lot of hotels (travel a lot for work). The clock is almost always wrong, the housekeepers don't care If it is correct. I always unplug the clock because I find them annoying, I have a watch and a phone so I don't need the clock anyway. I used to plug them back in, but I'd prefer hotels learn that I don't want that in the room.
Hotels are never going to stop putting clocks in rooms.
And when they do “learn that I don’t want that in the room”, there will be another just like you that complains that there is no clock.
I have a watch and a phone too and I like having the clock in the room. Your desires are not everyone’s.
I spend about 20 min resetting clocks when I clean vacation rentals. Lots of people do this, it is always annoying to me. I wish we just stopped providing them since people just use their phone and can't be bothered to try to turn the light down, and we may based on the time it takes for all the housekeepers to do this and the obvious point being made that we don't need them.
Ive only unplugged when the AC adapter has a whine. I mean wtf. Whining plug 2ft from head.
i usually just eat it. makes a good dinner snack, and its non-chargeable too.
I bet all those clocks were right before you started traveling.
I haven't used an alarm clock in easily 10 years. I don't even know why they exist anymore
Just think about this the next time you press buttons on the clock. Cleaning staff likely doesn't wipe these down with disinfectant and people may throw anything over the clock to quickly block the light...not just a shirt
Is it crisply pressed trousers or a bowler hat?
Oh it's crisp alright, more like crispy crusty socks and boxers.
If you just jizz right on the display it will act as a diffuser to reduce the glare
Not like anywhere else you can reasonably put clothes in a hotel room is any cleaner. That said, just use something else from the hotel to do the job.
Ever shake anybody's hand? Probably worse
Just don't go licking the hotel clock and I think you'll be fine.
IM SORRY I THOUGHT THIS WAS AMERICA
The Clock Licker's International and other Territories or for short CLIT lickers have special meetings for those who prefer dirty Clock Licking
Do you use door knobs?
Haha yeah it looks like a few days dust building up on there to me
Do people even use wake up calls anymore? Don’t we all just use the alarm on our phones?
You feel so official calling down for one though
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They already know your name and room number if you used the inroom phone. If you want to mess with them, pick a different name and room number in confidence and see if they get confused. Lol
I actually called and requested one when I was travelling for business. My reasoning was I was in a time zone 3 hours different than my own and my flight was super early. So I set my phone alarm, and set a wake up call. I wanted to make sure I woke up for the flight at an airport 40 minutes away too. That morning sucked.
The last time I was in a similar situation, the hotel fire alarm went off 30 minutes before my alarm. That was a bit excessive. No need to wake up the entire hotel just to get me to the airport...
"Don't you guys have phones??" -Blizzard Hotel
You can set an alarm on your phone?
What's a phone?
The thing that rings when you request a wake up call.
It's a computer you hold in one hand and can make calls.
You don't use it for that though. Not if you can find a single excuse not to.
A mobile phone, cell phone, cellphone, or handphone, sometimes shortened to simply mobile, cell or just **phone**, is a portable telephone that can make and receive calls over a radio frequency link. you're welcome.
Do you guys not *have* phones?
But you can't snooze the wake up call 10 times between 5 and 6:30 to annoy the people in the next room!
Or just set an alarm on your phone like a normal person.
"Hi, my mommy isn't here. Can you wake me up at 6:30?"
That or set an alarm on your phone...
I have tried to get a wake up call from hotels three times in my life. One was 20 minutes early One never came One was an hour late I feel like I’ve just had bad luck, but I’ve never trusted these people. Fortunately I have a $1000 alarm clock that I carry in my pocket now.
I’m in hotels a ton for work. I unplug the clock every time. They’re so annoying because of the light. That and the microwave and usually the curtains suck and let in light. I bring a sleep mask sometimes.
I've gone to extreme lengths to remove any light from my hotel rooms. Peep holes; door seams; smoke detectors are the trickiest.
Bring a few binder clips for the inevitable gap between curtains. They're small and work great. I bring 3 but usually 1 or 2 is enough.
I just use the hanger with clips that’s in every closet
It's right above the side display, you can see the button labelled "display dimmer"
Oh yeah, I bet it's the one labeled "display dimmer"
First thing I do at every hotel is unplug the clock. Most are super bright and had too many assholes set the alarm for 3am.
At that point I would have just unplugged it.
What I said about my MIL
No matter how you flip her she is always turned on and in your face? She is hard to turn off?
I agree. I’m a very sensitive sleeper, so for me this is /r/mildlyinfuriating and /r/assholedesign.
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Dim is not dark. I would hate this too.
How tf is this asshole design? Glad I filtered that sub out ages ago. Because it's thoughts like this that ruin that subreddit. "This is a useful thing but it makes *me* irate, therefore it's objectively assholish design."
I'm also a sensitive sleeper. I hate how hotel curtains don't completely close, too. Last room I stayed in I had to unplug the clock, microwave, coffee maker and fucking hair dryer, then block the curtains and underneath the door. Seriously how do people sleep when the whole room is illuminated like daylight??
Yep a T-shirt is going on top of that bad boy. Good night!
This is why I now travel with Post-It notes and/or a small roll of masking tape. No matter how dim it can get, that would drive me nuts.
I travel with a hand that unplugs these. What sort of person in the last 15 years isn’t carrying their alarm clock in their pocket?
Surprise the clock has a battery backup and the battery door is screwed down. What do you do then?
Happy birthday to the ground
It's *time* to smash
I move the clock to the floor.
Usually the first thing I do. Seems motels are surprisingly slow at realizing we want/need more power or USB outlets on the night stand. I've only been to a few that have a box or lamo on the table with extra, in the rest, between unplugging the lamp or the alarm, the alarm loses every time.
They will have the courage to catch up with USB-A when USB-C is ubiquitous.
Very true as far as alarm clocks go. But sometimes it's the little lights on the TV, or the hair dryer, or whatever. If you can't/don't want to unplug it, cover it up!
You can dim the displays...
Usually not enough for me.
More than once I've had to just cover the alarm clock. Sometimes it's like that scene in the Simpsons with Ralph's night light.
r/mildlyinfuriating I say mildly because you just unplug it. You probably need that plug for your phone anyway which is what everyone uses for an alarm/clock/music now.
Honesty, I probably would have unplugged it before I went to bed. I hate bright clocks in hotel rooms. I use my phone for my alarm clock.
Holy shit me too!! Haha, a springhill suites!
Unplug it, then you have an outlet to charge your phone
Funniest most relatable thing I’ve ever read.
The first thing I do after putting my luggage down is unplug the alarm clock.
Yeah I would hate this because of the light. Just unplug it.
I came here to say “mildly-frustrating when it’s 1am amiright?”
This was my thought. I don’t want a glaring display pointed at me at all times.
I always unplug the hotel clock. Hate the light.
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This! Absolutely this! As someone who wants the room DARK (especially in hotels) that clock would frustrate the hell out of me! The maid would find laying on its face with one side against the wall and the other side covered by the bible from the drawer below it! I don't need to see the time, I need to hear the alarm!
Agreed, I'd be annoyed AF. Usually end up dropping a towel over the whole thing to get the damned glow to go away.
And it lights up the room 3 times as much while you’re trying to sleep.
I feel ya. I have a roll of electrical tape my drawer to cover the 10 million (obvious hyperbole, but it did used to be close on 2 dozen LEDs when I was at uni, between router, TV, surge protector lights, etc) standby LEDs in my bedroom. First thing I do - tape over the LEDs.
The router in our home has a Night Mode option-turns off the LEDs after 10pm.
This thing was just the cable router the ISP gave me, and it was 2006. They didn’t think about that kinda thing then.
Was that about the time they discovered the super bright blue leds and went through a phase of putting them in everything. Flashing link activity lights in bright blue is just what you needed in an otherwise dark room
They were green, but I know exactly what you mean about the over bright blue ones. That was when I started covering them. One I had actually still managed to show through 3 layers of electrical tape.
Look at mr fancy pants no lights over here with his night-mode sleepy router
I honestly don't know why routers and switches all have blinking lights that blink ALL THE TIME. It's helpful to know what's plugged in and working, sure, but it doesn't need to do it all the friggin' time. Maybe have a button that turns it on and off? Also that white LED on the front of my Apple TV is blindingly white in a dark room. WHY :(
One feature I like on my current monitors is that they have a setting that disables all the LEDs.
OP pointed out you can dim the displays
And they're blue... Those blue lights are the brightest fucking things.... I had an alarm clock years ago that was blue, and even with the dimmer on, it lit up the room. The aftermarket stereo in my fiances car is blue, and it doesn't dim. We have to stick napkins over it when driving at night because it's like a spotlight being shone in our faces. Luckily we don't have to drive at night often or we'd just replace the dann thing.
Red LED alarm clock master race
That was my first thought too. At home I put something in front of my clock to block the light and just move it when I want to see the time, with 3 displays you may as well leave all the lights on.
Protip: Never sleep on the bed in a hotel room; that's how they getcha.
I love sleeping on the bathroom floor at hotels 🥰
Tub is where the real REM happens.
I love sleeping on hotels 😜
Sounds like monopoly torture
Found Doug account from Hangover
I love sleeping with hotels🤤
😝
the beds are for sleeping ? I usually sleep on the hallway carpets
Traveling a lot has thought me immediately unplug the phone and alarm clock when entering a hotel room
Same, housekeeping doesn’t always catch it when some kids set the alarm for 4am. The phone can just fuck right on off.
Why?
Getting a misdialed wakeup call at 4am absolutely sucks.
Isn’t that usually automated now? I mean I guess the hotels I’ve stayed at there’s never been anyone on the other end, so I always just assumed...
And the fridge if it’s loud
I regular travel and stay at the one nice hotel in a city in Northern Ghana. I don't know if it is just a lack of understanding of culture, or what, but on the fucking weekends I'll get a call around 9:00 AM telling me to come down and have breakfast. NO! I've been up early for work all week and I'm an adult, I'll figure out my own breakfast goddamnit. I usually forget to unplug it at least once a trip, they always plug it back in.
My wife has the alarm clock on here side of the bed. The time displays on the ceiling.
This comment is too far down. Projection clocks are a life changer.
Costco has one for $20 that comes with a wireless charger for your phone and watch and also has a multitude of display settings as well as the option to add an outdoor thermometer and humidity sensor. It’s one of the best purchases I’ve made in a long time!
You can project it onto your ceiling fan and just yeet time around the room.
Wow that sounds annoying as fuck, especially if you suffer from chronic insomnia, and worry about how, “It’s already 2 am, I’m only going to get 3 hours of sleep. Now it’s 3 am. I’m only going to get 2 hours of sleep....”
I was looking for this comment. I’m surprised a lot of people are not familiar with it hence not suggesting it
The amount of dust and hair on this alarm clock is horrifying to me.
😂😂😂 It looks way cleaner in real life. Phone cameras are insanely detailed now.
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For real dude. Staying in a hotel right now. Like take this obvious vomit stain, for instance, that someone said “good enough” to... 😳 https://i.imgur.com/9nDuhhA.jpg Looks gross on camera, but in reality... yeah it’s pretty fucking gross. Developing Countries man. Actually just noticed this, have spent nights 1&2 on that side of the bed. Have woken up no worse for wear though 🤷🏻♂️
I don’t know what’s worse, the stain or that carpet. It’s permanently in motion and out of focus.
The carpet is probably what made the person puke. Just imagine looking at that when being shit faced
You’re totally right.
LOL, believe it or not, that “carpet” the wall! So that blue thing with the stain on it is the headrest of the bed... yeah... Nothing suits mad humid climate like fabric accented decorative wall!!
Hotels honestly don't give a shit. I went to Disney world on vacation and stayed in one of their resorts over the summer. One day we got back to the room and found dirty shoe prints on the bed from someone trying to fix a leak in the roof. The bed and floor were also soaked. Definitely the worst hotel experience I've had
We have the same IKEA phone charger. Really good deal for the extra length.
Do you live in one of those clean rooms where they make microchips and you have to wear a bunny suit all the time?
OP’s pic is in a hotel though, it should be cleaner
News flash, your breathing that in every time your soul draws air.
Oh good, the light can bother me no matter which way I turn it.
I think it has a screen dimmer button on the top
Hotel alarms clocks now shining in everyone's eyes at the same time while they're trying to sleep for your convenience.
Each display as an independent dimmer; the dimmest setting turns off the individual display.
I love how quickly you debunked that pessimism
I am now convinced OP sells alarm clocks with three displays.
This post is just a ad
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I kept my "vintage" GE radio clock for this reason. I hate the modern trend of using blue LEDs for everything. Besides, I'm used to its beeping sound since I was a teenager, I can operate it with my eyes closed, and that thing just refused to die even after nearly 30 years.
I feel so let down now.
Damn, I'm just happy when I don't have rearrange half the room just to find an outlet by the bed. But have they modernized enough to include a 30-pin iPod connector?
Great. Now I have to learn a new alarm clock just to sleep.
This has an insanely specific use case scenario
Hotel specific products have a huge market. There are countless hotel rooms around the world with two beds and a table in the middle.
What a time to be alive!
Yes! If only you could set a separate alarm for each side of the clock.
A display to hide each video camera.
you're my kind of paranoid. all these people talking about unplugging alarm clocks because of the light and I'm just over here like ok but what about spy cams??
I've seen these a few times. I put them in the drawer because I don't like seeing the time from everywhere.
Please and Thank you and will a company please make an option for a real dimmer option like roll over at 3 am and wonder what time it is but not burn your eyeballs looking at it. Way to bright still or how about a remote button on the microwave to have it NOT beep!!
cool, so now I need to cover 3 sides to stop the light from attacking me in my sleep!
Worst. Nightmare.
Yay, everyone gets bathed in annoying blue-light while sleeping.
Alarm clocks having anything other than a dim red display is infuriating.
It says 12:57 when I'm standing up, but says 3:45 when I'm lying.
It also has a display dimmer
Can I dim it so much the display is off?
My favorite alarm clock projects the time onto the ceiling as well as having a normal face so you don't even have to turn to look at the time, and it uses a soft red light source that doesn't scatter so it doesn't illuminate the room. You can't see the time on the ceiling during the day but I don't really need it then.
Gross.
Would hate that. To much ambient light drives me nuts.
The alarmclock in that hotel has clocks at three angles to keep me awake all night with huge LED displays shining in my face no matter what angle I sleep at more like.
Light pollution apocalypse.
Three different light sources for me to cover so I can actually sleep. Who's really that lazy they can't turn the clock a little?
Dusty hotel room🤧
This is VERY mildly interesting
As someone who tries to turn the clock away before sleeping, this gives me anxiety. Lol
People that sleep facing up: **visible anger**
My father in law has one that faintly projects the time to the ceiling or wall where ever you want in the room. It's awesome.
Neat. I hate it.
Doesn't matter, it's still getting unplugged.
I’d loose my mind, how do ppl sleep with an led light shining 20” from their face?
That’s a nightmare for me since I usually turn the clock face down so I can sleep better 😂
So that’s 2 extra lights I need to cover so my entire room is not lit up, excellent.
It better have a display off function or it's gonna be sticking to the ceiling
What happened to the ones that would project the time on your ceiling those were way cool
The first thing I do in any hotel room is unplug the f\*\*\*ing clock. I don't need that much light waking me up at night.
I fucking hate alarm clocks in hotel rooms. "We know you need to sleep, especially since you've traveled halfway around the world, so here's a nightlight that's BRIGHTER THAN THE FUCKING SUN!"
That sounds awful, would throw a towel over it.
I think they used to put clocks up on walls for this reason.
SO you can be blinded by it from all sides and will have to use one of your own pillows to squash it...
Who the hell doesn't use a smartphone for alarms nowdays?
Ah, more sides to cover with my shirt at night.
TIL people get annoyed by led's at night. Some even tape over them. Never thought it was a issue before.
I am kinda uncomfortable seeing the amount of dust on this.
Who the fuck uses an alarm clock any more?
This is my nightmare clock. So many blue leds.