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Question: How do you set the alarm with a song in your phone??(I know it's via bluetooth but how do you select the song?)
Document: (Genius)- SEPARATE DUAL ALARM FEATURES: Wake to Bluetooth, radio, or tone. Set the volume. Fully customizable for each sleeper.CONS (Minor)- The alarm 1 and 2 buttons should be separate, not in a string of other buttons, for sleepy-headed turning off of the alarms- The numbers are a weird (but cool) shape and may be a challenge for those who can't see well without their glasses to readEverything (important) I was looking for. Total win.
I love this alarm clock. It has everything you need plus more. The gentle wake works great. I have mine set to radio wake and instead if blasting music in my ear to wake up it slowly raises volume to wake me up, Awsome! Bluetooth works great as well as NFC. I was actually surprised at the quality of the sound coming out of it, really worth the price. Wish there was a remote to control modes and volume that would have made it an even better deal.
Works great, sound is good (it's an alarm clock) and fairly intuitive to set up. Would recommend this unit for anyone who wants a bluetooth device for an alarm clock.
It also comes with an audio cord so if you don't want to use bluetooth you could plug your phone, MP3 player or other device into the alarm through the audio cord. I can probably use my Kindle Fire or Acer Iconia Tablet with this alarm too but haven't tried either yet.The alarm sits on my nightstand and my husband wakes before me. When his alarm goes off he can just pick up the remote on his side of the bed and snooze or turn it off at his leisure.
I was waiting for a while for this to come out, as I wanted a good bluetooth alarm clock to use with my Android phone. It's arrived, and I'm pleased:1. It sounds very good. It's not going to fill a huge room, but it's better than any alarm clock I've ever heard previously.2. It pairs correctly and auto-connects to my BT device. I've tried other devices that didn't, so one can't take this for granted.3.
So my phone charges while I sleep and it's close at hand in case of emergency. I have not tried the speakerphone feature yet.The only downside is that the dimmest setting on the display is still a tad too bright for me in our dark room. No big deal because I could turn the display off, but I really like to know what time it is if I wake in the night without having to press buttons.
So many alarm clocks! I have been through half a dozen models looking for what I needed. This clock is one step away from perfect for me.WINS- PROGRAMMABLE SNOOZE: Most clocks are set at base 10 minutes, when the older clocks (and my sleep patterns) were set to 6 minutes.
It would be cool if the remote glowed in the dark or had special raised dots on it so you know what button you are pressing in the morning, but my husband got the hang of it pretty quickly. The alarm clock is on the larger side, it takes up a decent amount of real estate on my nightstand but that's not a problem for me. It's bigger then my Kindle Fire and about the size of my tablet (although obviously not as thin as the tablet!
I have been researching new iHome alarm docks to replace one that died during a lightning storm recently. I purchased both the iDL95 at Costco and the iBT97 at Sam's Club to compare. I love the App enhanced features of the iDL95. It works great with my iPad and iPhones using the USB connector (I do not yet have any devices that use the lightning connector so the docking part is useless at the moment). Using the iHome Set app, it was a breeze to set up.
This is simply not the functionality I'm looking for. I want to have a way to tell it "hey, Bluetooth, you're off, please don't mess with my phone". When I'm at the edge of its range its trying to "steal" my connection causing my conversation or audio stream to be "grabbed" and streamed through it. Happens when I'm in the far end of the house, out in the garage, etc.
Answer: As far as I know, you would need to set the alarm to Bluetooth, get the song lined up that you want to wake up to, then push pause on the phone.  When the alarm goes off it will play that song.  However I would make sure it's not on random as that may change things.  No other way that I could think of.  Good luck.