I used to have a friend that complained that his alarm clock always went off late.
Then we became roommates and I learned that he usually just slept through the first hour of it going off.
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IThere's a pretty simple way to test the alarm, make it go off when your awake and waiting for it. Say the current time is 11:57, set the alarm for 12:00 and sit and wait for it to go off.
That won't tell you if the alarm app is being affected by something like doze which would only happen after the phone sits idle for hours
You hit the snooze button. Snooze is 9 minutes on most alarms.
I didn't know mine had a snooze button! I'll have to check the manual
No actually the alarm hadn't turned on, so it wasn't snoozed. Maybe it thinks it has been for some reason? Thanks for telling me there's a snooze button though, I know that now.
This can actually be caused by power fluctuations. You might want to have an electrician check it.
(Assuming you are using your smartphone) check your battery saving options. Sometimea battery saving for the entire phone or for the clock app can make it less "respondent" to times
Thanks, it's a physical alarm clock though. This one specifically
I have this exact same clock. Are you positive it's not going off? You may have it set to be quiet in the beginning and ramp up to being loud over 15-30 minutes which is supposed to wake you up gradually. So perhaps you only noticed it going off at 10:46.
For instance, I want to be awake at 7, so I set mine for 6:30 with a 30min gradual wake up (sounds and light gradually go up for 30 min).
That setting is not required and you can have it just wake you up, but then it defeats the point of a sunlight alarm in my opinion.
Yeah, the alarm indicator light only turned on at 10:46.
As someone else mentioned, you probably hit snooze without realizing it while still mostly asleep. Snooze is 9 minutes. On this clock, the "snooze button" is literally the entire face of the clock. When the noise initially went off, if you rolled over and tapped the clock it would have reset the alarm.
I woke up before the alarm was supposed to go off though, and there was no snooze indicator.
How do you know it wasn't going off if you weren't awake? I've had situations before where mine went off but my brain incorporated it into the dream I was having for a little while before waking me up.
It's a light up one, it lights up slowly over around five minutes. I think I woke up at 6:36, so I would have seen it anyways.
Maybe it has a setting to gradually start the noise as well? It wouldn't make a lot of sense for it to introduce the light gradually while also blasting you with the sound.
Yes, but there's an indicator light that comes on when the alarm starts, and as I said it came on nine minutes late.