The Shocking alarm clock trains you to wake up. Sadly, the project is still only a 10th of the way to the 'Accountability' stretch goal, which in the words of founder Maneesh Sethi, introduces a function that 'will let your friends know if you don't wake up - and if you don't get out of bed, optionally give them the ability to zap you awake.' Shock Clock Wake Up Trainer - Wearable Smart Alarm Clock - Never Hit Snooze Again Brand: Pavlok 1,032 ratings 21338 Secure transaction Returns Policy Amazon-managed Delivery Colour Name: Black About this item MORE THAN AN ALARM - Most alarms just remind you to wake up. Pavlok, the company behind this alarm clock, released a similar product in 2014, but this one was aimed at weaning you off your bad habits. Jawbone coined the term 'smart alarm', but I'll use it to describe a plethora of wearables that have bolted on a vibrating alarm to health and fitness features. It wont fry you, of course, but it would be safe enough to use, and noticeable enough to make you think twice about hitting a snooze button.

It will send an electric shock to your wrist to wake you up. Using the Alarm Clock will give Survivors immunity from micro-sleep for 30 seconds. Over time, you'll be conditioned to respond to the vibration alone. Having trouble getting up with an alarm clock The latest wearable to hit IndieGoGo may do the trick. Press and hold the Power button to perform a Shock Therapy Attack. Finally, if you continue to snooze, it'll deliver an electric shock to your wrist. The only alarm clock that shocks you awake Shock Clock wakes you up with soft chimes and gentle vibrations.

When the alarm goes off, the band will first vibrate, then beep loudly. Visually, its unique - it looks like a UFO. The wrist band trains you, in traditional Pavlovian style, to get your lazy self out of bed on time. We found it to be one of the best sunrise alarm clocks thanks to its orange display, light function and price tag. It's a wearable that guarantees you'll get up in the morning through the magic of classical conditioning and, well, electric shocks.

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