JALL Full-Screen Wake Up Light Sunrise Alarm Clock, 25 Natural Sounds, Dual Alarms, FM Radio, Bluetooth Review (2026)

Who this alarm clock suits

The JALL Full-Screen clock is built for people who want one device to replace a phone alarm, a bedside speaker and a night light all at once. Its full screen light panel gives a broader, more immersive sunrise glow than clocks with a small lamp style bulb, which suits heavy sleepers and anyone who responds well to gradual light rather than sound alone. Dual alarms make it practical for couples with different wake times, and the Bluetooth speaker means it can double as a way to fall asleep to a podcast or playlist rather than only the built in sound library. Buyers who want the simplest possible bedside clock with minimal setup should consider the ANTDALIS model instead, since JALL packs in noticeably more features and controls.

What the specs mean day to day

The sunrise simulation brightens gradually from 10 to 100 percent light output over a window of 10 to 60 minutes before your alarm, ending your sleep cycle gently rather than with a jolt. A built in 5 watt speaker plays 25 natural sounds such as streams, chimes and lullabies, and the same speaker doubles as a Bluetooth output for streaming your own audio. An FM radio with auto scan lets you tune in stations as an alarm source too. Lighting covers 17 effects across 8 solid colors and 9 dynamic RGB modes, including a music rhythm mode that flashes in time with sound, with 20 brightness levels for the night light function and a sleep timer running from 10 to 480 minutes.

Living with it

Setup involves plugging the clock in, syncing a phone over Bluetooth if you want to stream your own audio, and working through the touch controls to set daily, weekday or weekend alarm schedules for each of the two alarms. Because there is a genuinely large feature set packed into one clock, expect to spend a few minutes with the included instructions to learn where sunrise timing, color modes and radio tuning live in the menu structure. Daily use afterward is simple: pick a light color or sound for the evening wind down, set your wake alarm and sound, and let the sleep timer handle auto shutoff. The large screen wipes clean with a dry cloth like any other electronic display.

Trade-offs and how it compares with rivals

Ranked first of seven in this guide, JALL beats the ANTDALIS clock mainly on total sound library size, 25 sounds against seven, and adds Bluetooth speaker streaming that ANTDALIS lacks entirely. Against the Dreamegg Sunrise 1, which offers an even larger 29 sound library, JALL still holds an edge through its full screen light panel and Bluetooth playback, though buyers chasing the single largest sound collection may prefer Dreamegg. Compared with its own sibling, the JALL Full Screen Dimmer model, this version adds the broader full screen light and slightly higher overall score, making it the stronger pick between the two JALL options in this guide.

Verdict

For anyone who wants a single bedside device that handles sunrise wake up, a sound machine, a Bluetooth speaker and FM radio, this JALL clock is the strongest all rounder in its guide, earning our score of 8.4 out of 10. The trade-off is complexity: with this many modes and buttons, expect a short learning curve before every feature feels intuitive, and consider dimming the bright display for sensitive sleepers. Buyers who want a simpler, smaller feature set with less to learn should look at the ANTDALIS clock instead, while anyone chasing the largest possible sound library should compare it against the Dreamegg Sunrise 1.

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