Lumie Bodyclock Shine 300 -- $159

There are various different models but our favourite is the Lumie Bodyclock Shine 300, not only for it’s sophisticated design but also for it’s many tailorable features.
Feature:
The Lumie Bodyclock Shine 300 is a sunrise lamp with sunrise and sunset settings, adjustable light intensity, wide range of sounds (including white noise and FM radio) and a tap-to-snooze function. Almost everything about the Lumie Bodyclock Shine 300's morning cycles is customisable.You can set the duration (from 15 to 90 minutes), how bright the light gets, and the sound you want at the end of the cycle. The light transitions from dim red and to a warm yellow glow when it's time to get up, and I found the illumination soothing and natural feeling.

• Pro:
  It has a large selection of guided meditations, over 25 sounds, and more than 20 light options and there is no limit to the number of alarms that can be created. 
• Cons:
  The daily alarm has to be turned on manually every single night before going to bed.. The Lumie Bodyclock is operated by button rather than via a companion app. It’s a bit of a faff to control.

Hatch Restore -- $129.99

Hatch Restore combines a sunrise alarm clock, soothing sound machine and smart sleep light in one bedside device. Wake up naturally and feeling refreshed after a great night's sleep.

Feature:
Its sleek, half-moon shape design simulates a very natural sunrise and sunset. For many consumers, Hatch Restore may be the sleep enhancer they’ve been searching for. For people willing and committed to investing energy and thought into better sleep.

With different sounds that include white noise, you can customize your light-and-sound sleeping arrangement, and of course its waking function for the morning. Different light styles include a range of options, from Warm White to Peach and Raspberry, and a simple interface lets you tape the lit dome to jumpstart your sleeping routine.

• Pro:
  The digital clock can be removed completely from the display for total darkness. (It can also be set to automatically shut off at your preferred time.)
  The brand’s baby-facing sunrise clock, the Hatch Baby Rest Sound Machine is a stripped down version of the Restore (and likewise priced lower).
• Cons:
  The daily alarm has to be turned on manually every single night before going to bed.. The Lumie Bodyclock is operated by button rather than via a companion app. It’s a bit of a faff to control.

Dekala Arkenstone™ -- $89.99

When it comes to sunrise alarm clocks, it’s fair to say Dekala know a thing or two. The company only focuses on light and this domed design doesn’t disappoint.
For those who want to wake up gently, a Dekala sunrise alarm clock is the perfect solution. It simulates the rising sun and its gradual light, triggering your body to awaken more naturally and gradually than an abrupt buzzer would.

Feature:
The product is aesthetically designed to a candy-drop shape, the 360° HD reflective casing allows a better visibility on the Time-Display (can also be completely hidden if wanted to). Lighting color selectable from a 16-million digital pallet, and it has 9 uniquely designed ambient lights optional.

Works with Amazon Alexa and Google Home Assistant, you can control the light freely by voice commands, totally hands free. 

• Pro:
  Arkenstone comes with 11 selectable sleep-aid white noises and 10 lighting effects, volume adjustable from level 1 to 10 . Your whole family can enjoy inner peace after the light/sound gradually mutes within a preset time range (5-120 mins). 
  The light simulate the sunrise lighting effect, gradually lights up 5-120 minutes (brightness increasing rate changes accordingly) in advance before your preset wake-up schedule.
• Cons:
  It needs to be plugged in at all times.  (There is no back up battery)  Only 11 kinds of wake up alarm sound, which is less choice than other brands.

The Glow Light -- $116.1

The Casper Glow Light is uniquely designed as a wireless, portable night light and uses intuitive gestures and a streamlined design to create a beautiful and simple experience.

Feature:
The Casper Glow Lights are a pair of simple, yet innovative devices.The Glow Lights brighten up gradually over 30 minutes, though there is an option to choose how long each light stays on after it has reached total brightness.

• Pro:The digital clock can be removed completely from the display for total darkness. (It can also be set to automatically shut off at your preferred time.) The brand’s baby-facing sunrise clock, the Hatch Baby Rest Sound Machine is a stripped down version of the Restore (and likewise priced lower).
• Cons:
  The device lacks many of the key features that other sunrise alarm clocks provide. It does not make any alarm sounds. It’s requires smartphone app for expanded features like setting sleep and wake time.

Dekala Prismatic™  -- $48.98

Simulated sunrise and sunset effectively help you fall asleep peacefully or wake up Light with warm color. You may experience mornings more pleasant with a wake-up light small table lamp，Avoiding annoyed and panicked at the sound of your alarm clock beeping in the dark.

Feature:
Lighting color selectable from a 16-million digital pallet. Night Light Bedroom lamps can choose different colors according to your natural night lamp for jazz up your romantic dinners or casual get-together. Nightstand Lamp has 9 per-programmed scenes (color spectrum and cycle speed) aurora, ocean, grassland, sunrise, immerse yourself in the atmosphere of each color.

• Pro:
  The product is aesthetically designed to a candy-drop shape, can be used both horizontally and vertically to let you have a multi-angle lighting experience.The circular design and gradual lighting are like a true sunrise. 
• Cons:
  It does not make any alarm sounds. Maybe light won't be good enough to wake you up in the morning.

iHome iBT295  --$49.99

Easily programmable, the iHome bluetooth alarm clock allows you to wake up to your own music from a connected device, to your favorite preset FM station or one of four unique alarm tones. The alarm clock also includes seven wake to light modes including a stunning sunrise mode Dimmable to create the perfect atmosphere for the bedroom.

Feature:
Lighting color selectable from a 16-million digital pallet. Night Light Bedroom lamps can choose different colors according to your natural night lamp for jazz up your romantic dinners or casual get-together. Nightstand Lamp has 9 per-programmed scenes (color spectrum and cycle speed) aurora, ocean, grassland, sunrise, immerse yourself in the atmosphere of each color.

• Pro:
  The color-changing clock radio is great for kids and teens. The light features six modes including a slow fade, pulse to the music, gradient sky and a nightlight function.  Effortlessly connecting to any bluetooth enabled device, the digital clock radio allows you to play music. 
• Cons:
  This clock does not have built-in nature sounds and it’s lower volume. The display on this clock is too dim to read , led modes are clunky and don't work great but do work. More suitable for kids.

Philips HF3670/60  -- $199.95

Philips Wake-Up Light allows you to personalize your wake-up with sunrise simulation. It’s designed to wake you in a more natural way, using unique combination of light and sound. 

Feature:
Wake up to nature sounds, ambient music or FM radio and at night, use the light-guided wind down function to ease you into sleep. Simply follow one of seven rhythms of light intensity with your breathing, to help you relax. Alternatively, drift off to also the simulated sunset, accompanied by natural sounds.

• Pro:
  The Sleep Mapper app gives you the option to sync your sleep data with Apple Health to record how much time you've spent in bed. Sleep tracking feature is very useful to keep track of your bedtime routine. It also has a guided meditation feature called RelaxBreathe.
• Cons:
  The sunrise alarm clock is not intended to be used as a Bluetooth speaker; the sound quality for music is not the best. The Philips Smartsleep Connected also can't be controlled from more than one device; not ideal if you have a partner who also might want to use the device.
  There is also something about the design that just feels a bit off. Its odd donut shape makes it unnecessarily large and the design does not blend in well with my decor. Customer reviews have also reported mixed feelings about the design. One reviewer compared it to a "small tabletop toilet".