Wireless Charger Alarm Clock

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Think Gizmos Wireless Charger Alarm Clock with Qi Wireless Charging Pad, dimmable display, 2 alarms and colour changing nightlight – Modern digital alarm clock – TG809 - White

⏰ MULTI-FUNCTION ALARM CLOCK: Think Gizmos Wireless Charging Alarm Clock has a variety of features including an easy to read backlit display, 2 programmable non ticking alarms, Qi-Certified Wireless Charging, additional USB Charging Slot and Colour Changing Night Light.
⏰ WIRELESS CHARGER: The wireless alarm clock has a built in Qi-Certified wireless charging dock. Simply place a Qi compatible device on the charging pad to charge it up. No need to search for cables or plugs.
⏰ MODERN DESIGN: The modern arched design of the Wireless Charger Alarm Clock means it will look great anywhere in your home, on your bed side table, on your desk or in your office. It has a built-in adjustable backlight and colour changing night light.
⏰ BATTERY BACKUP: Save time with the included backup battery which, stores the time in case of power failure. No need to keep reprogramming the time if you lose power.
⏰ DIGITAL CLOCK: A perfect digital alarm clock for your home or business which could also be the perfect gift. USB cable, fully translated manual in English, French, Germany, Italian and Spanish included with the clock. As a Think Gizmos product this also has a 1-year warranty.

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UK: http://bit.ly/QI-Charger-UK

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Smart alarm clocks with wireless charging combine timekeeping and alerts with Qi wireless charging, Bluetooth audio, USB ports, FM radio, and features like dual alarms, dimmers, and backup batteries. Reviewed models include iHome iBTW39/iBTW23, I-Box Radio Alarm Clock, Think Gizmos, iLuv Morning Call 5Q, and Emerson Smart Set, each offering varying audio quality, display brightness, charging speeds, and warranties. Pros commonly include dual alarms and multiple charging options; cons include dim/bright displays, charging issues, occasional defects, and volume limitations.
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