TechGearLab

With all the overly complicated contraptions out there clogging up the flow of life, the Travelwey Home Digital's simplicity is much appreciated. The slider dimmer for the display is intuitive and effective. The redundant battery power source and the night light are welcome features for those traveling with the clock. Additionally, the grippy rubber feet are a nice touch for those groggy users swatting at the snooze button.  
Speaking of the snooze button, we would have preferred the ability to adjust the length of the snooze interval. As it is, the Travelwey is fixed at 5 minutes intervals. This alarm is also limited by its lack of display colors, a radio, and a phone charger port. However, you can adjust the alarm volume to either high or low with the flip of a switch, which is a nice touch. All in all, this is a simple and practical machine at a reasonable price. 

Among the increasing complication of gadgets and devices in our lives, the Travelwey Home Digital's simplicity is much appreciated. The slider dimmer for the display is intuitive and effective. The redundant battery power source and the night light are welcome features for those traveling with the clock. Additionally, the grippy rubber feet are a nice touch for those groggy users swatting at the snooze button.  
Speaking of the snooze button, we would have preferred the ability to adjust the length of the snooze interval. As it is, the Travelwey is fixed at 5 minutes intervals instead of the typical 10. This alarm is also limited by its lack of display colors, a radio, and a phone charger port. However, you can adjust the alarm volume to either high or low with the flip of a switch, which is a nice touch. All in all, this is a simple and practical machine at a reasonable price. 

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Consumer Reports

From a privacy point of view, there are legitimate reasons to think twice about having a smart speaker in your bedroom, especially if it's always on and listening for a wake word that sounds remarkably similar to the name of your pet schnauzer.  But if you aren't, um, alarmed by that, the iHome AVS16 is a legitimate alternative to a conventional clock radio. It lets you set the alarm using voice commands and, if you have smart bulbs and outlets, you can begin your day by turning the lights on and jump-starting the coffee maker on command, too.
Like most smart speakers, it also has a dedicated switch to turn off the microphone when you want additional privacy.   Our testers find the iHome's sound to be decent, at least by alarm clock standards. The highs and lows aren't exceptional, but the all-important midrange—which is where most of the music resides—is the AVS16's sonic strong suit.

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