Which sunrise alarm clock??!!

[safari]

HI all would really like a sunrise alarm clock but after scouring the internet I'm at a real loss as to which one to choose. Things that would be useful to me:
Being able to set a different time for weekends
Easy to navigate!
Gradual light
No humming
Low light LED clock
Less than £80
Have been looking at the Oregon and the Medisana.
If anyone has any experience/reviews I would be very grateful.
Thanks
Holly

[mrs_overall]

I'm from Yorkshire so I nearly fainted when you mentioned £80 for an alarm clock!

Why not check on the internet the time of sunrise the next day and set a normal alarm clock for that time?

[mazie]

I'm not from Yorkshire and I nearly fainted at the price as Well !

[mazie]

Here's one for 20 quid

http://www.paramountzone.com/alarmclock-pz.htm

[mrs_overall]

£20????????

I bought mine from Poundland and it works just fine

[mazie]

I know Mrs O but it's better than £80! I have to hide my alarm clock in the bedside drawer....the ticking drives me nuts!

[shaneystar2]

I won one of these clocks in a competiiton .Most useless thing I have ever come across and it was qite an expensive thing .Retailed at about a hundred and twenty quid .
The gradual light was abysmal to read by . You are supposed to drift of as the light gets dimmer. Yeah right :)
It was so complicated to use I ended up selling it on Ebay .Waste of time .Buy yourself a decent alarm clock and some heavy curtains .

[mazie]

If I'm honest I dont use clocks at all for getting up....When I here the dawn chorus, thats me up for the day. In the summer It can be as early as 4am but at the moment it's about 6.15am

[society]

http://www.argos.co.u...archTerms=ALARM+CLOCK

http://www.argos.co.u...ext%3ECLOCK+RADIO.htm

[Messalina]

I use a lumie light which is great - it really does make it easier to wake up. Have a look here: http://www.lumie.com/shop/