Nintendo, Alarm Clock
The Verge · 23h
A closer look at Nintendo’s adorable Alarmo clock
The Verge’s senior entertainment editor Andrew Webster will have a full review of Alarmo coming up, but I wanted to check it out for myself. Mostly, I was curious about the audio quality. If the speaker in this relatively tiny clock sound tinny or shrill, that would ruin the whole concept for me.
TechRadar · 11h
Where to buy the Nintendo Sound Clock: Alarmo: don't sleep on this, it's available now
If you want to know where to buy the Nintendo Sound Clock: Alarmo, then you're in luck. Nintendo's latest piece of hardware is currently available to purchase in both the US and UK, but there's a catch! You need to be a Nintendo Switch Online member to buy it right now.
The Verge · 22h
All the buzz about Nintendo’s Alarmo clock
The Alarmo — officially, the “Nintendo Sound Clock: Alarmo” — is available to purchase in “early access” for Nintendo Switch Online subscribers and at the Nintendo NY store. We’ve actually already picked one up, and we’ve published some initial impressions and a bunch of photos. Here’s all of our coverage of Nintendo’s Alarmo clock.
Digital Trends · 1d
Nintendo’s new hardware announcement isn’t the Switch 2. It’s an alarm clock
Nintendo dropped an unexpected announcement on Wednesday — and no, it’s not the one we’ve been waiting for. In the vein of novelty gadgets like the Labo VR headset, the company will release an alarm clock that can track your sleep and tell when you’re still in bed.
Pocket-lint · 2h
It's not even out yet, but I already hate the $100 Nintendo alarm clock
However, once I saw what Nintendo was offering, my wallet was quickly closed. The ridiculously named Nintendo Sound Clock Alarmo costs $100 and a significant portion of the key features are based around a Switch game that's focused on fitness rather than fun. Here's why I already hate the $100 Nintendo alarm clock.
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