Honestly, I do think this would help me, mostly because I used to set around 30 alarms to wake up in the morning (I might be over exaggerating, but I honestly don't think I am, working fast food does that to a bitch 💀), but now I have a girlfriend who is a somewhat light sleeper, so, Nintendo gamers, all you gotta do is get someone to love you, and set an alarm on your phone :3 I'm slightly trolling, but, genuinely, for Nintendo fans, like myself, I do think this could be an okay product, just because of the brain's association of these noises with danger, in a game. I think they could have done better, for sure, I mean, how about an alarm clock that makes you beat a level of the original Mario Bros games, or else it literally never shuts up? For the Zelda stuff, why is the sound of low hearts in any of the Zelda games not a thing? The idea is there, but I feel like they were trying too hard to cater to EVERYONE, as opposed to making a product that would appeal specifically to Nintendo gamers. There's light, airy tracks with less abrasive sound effects, but then also Splatoon warzones. An alarm clock for light sleepers is just an alarm clock. Nothing particularly has to be changed about the formula of an alarm clock, for them. Some people just can't fall back asleep once their alarm goes off. I'm not one of those people. I need different sounds, and maybe even something complex that forces me to get up and/or think about something before I can actually fully wake up. I do genuinely think, like, a Mario Maker alarm clock is a fantastic idea. Either it picks a level, with a range of clear rates that you can personally set, from the MM2 servers, and plays loud music and sound effects to wake you up, and you can't turn it off until you either clear the level or die 1-10 times, or it just makes a level and tests it for completion from the time you wake up in the morning to the next time the alarm goes off, with the same requirements as the other idea. That'd be fantastic. Or even just the idea I said earlier of it just being a level, or part of a level, from a classic Nintendo game. Classic because then the hardware required for it wouldn't cost too much to mass produce. Anyways, long ass rant aside, this thing just leaves so much to be desired, and, while I think it could work for some people, $100 is a steep asking price when the Corneria theme from the first Star Fox game starts with a loud sting, and you can just download it on your phone and it should jolt you awake every morning (I used it for a LONG time, and it almost always worked, despite being a normally very deep sleeper)