Philips - SmartSleep Connected Sleep and Wake-Up Light Therapy Lamp - White

Name: Philips - SmartSleep Connected Sleep and Wake-Up Light Therapy Lamp - White
Brand: Philips
SKU: 6359488
Rating: 4.3 (71 reviews)

Model: HF3670/60

SKU: 6359488

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Key Specs
- Color Temperature: Adjustable white
General
- Product Name: SmartSleep Connected Sleep and Wake-Up Light Therapy Lamp
- Brand: Philips
- Model Number: HF3670/60
- Color: White
Lighting
- Bulb Type Required: LED
- Bulb(s) Included: true
- Color Temperature: Adjustable white
Compatibility
- App Compatible: true (The product can be connected to a program or software application on a mobile device, which then receives collected data from the product.)
Features
- Adjustable Angle: false
Power
- On/Off Switch Location: Base
Design
- Finish: Polished
Dimensions
- Product Height: 12 inches (The out of box height of the item. Height is measured as the vertical distance from the bottom of the item to the top as it would be primarily used or placed.)
- Product Width: 11.1 inches (The out of box width of the item. Width is measured as the horizontal distance from one side of the item to the other as it would be primarily used or placed.)
- Product Length: 5.43 inches (The out of box length of the item. Length is measured as the longest dimension of the item.)
- Product Weight: 3.36 pounds (The out of box weight of the item.)
- Adjustable Height: false
Warranty
- Warranty - Parts: 2 Years
- Warranty - Labor: 2 Years
Other
- UPC: 075020069207

Get a good night's rest with this Philips SmartSleep connected sleep and wake-up light. The built-in sensor monitors the ambient conditions around your room and offers suggestions for improvement, while the downloadable SleepMapper app enables control and customization from your smartphone. This Philips SmartSleep connected sleep and wake-up light features a PowerWake alarm for the days you need help to get out of bed.

Connected light therapy lamp and sunrise alarm clock: Now smartphone-enabled with built-in bedroom sensor for creating your ideal sleeping and waking environment.
Built-in AmbiTrack sensor: Measures your bedroom's temperature, noise, light and humidity levels, giving recommendations for better sleep.
SleepMapper app: Customize alarm, light, sound, and new colored sunrise and sunset themes through your smartphone with the SleepMapper app.
Fall asleep relaxed with RelaxBreathe light-guided breathing program: Wake up naturally with colored sunrise. This light helps people living active lives recharge at night, so they can run all day.
Clinically validated wake-up light: Boasts easy-to-use premium features, including FM radio, power backup, USB mobile phone charging, AUX dock with quality speaker, full dim clock, and smart touch display.

Whats Included

Philips SmartSleep Connected Sleep and Wake-Up Light Therapy Lamp
AmbiTrack bedroom enviroment sensor
Power cord
Owner's manual

Product Manuals

Q: Must you have consistent WIFI for this product to work properly? Our WIFI is generally turned off at night.

A: No. You may use the device without wifi. It’s just easier to use and set through the app. Once set, the setting are stored in the lamp device.

Q: Can you hook up external/auxiliary speakers to this to amplify the sound? The speaker on this is unfortunately weak/poor.

A: Hello! No, the Philips SmartSleep Connected and Wake-up light cannot be connected to a speaker to amplify the sound.

Q: Can you wake up to just light, just alarm, or light and alarm?

A: Hello! You can set your alarm with light and sound only using the Philips SmartSleep Wake-up light.

Q: Why does it look like a Fleshlight

A: Legend bro

Q: What happens when the light stops working? Are the bulbs replaceable or do you have to replace the whole thing?

A: It appears that the whole device will need to be replaced. I don’t see a way to open the device to change out bulbs.

Q: Does this clock/light have a back up battery in case of power outages?

A: Hello! In case of power outages, the internal clock and a back-up alarm will remain active for at least 8 more hours.

Q: Can the display light be completely turned off at night?

A: Yes. It isn’t bright at all. Only time it is bright is when the alarm is going off or when you use the breathing exercise. So far this alarm clock is totally worth the money.

Q: Can I set the sunset function to start at a specific regular time, like a reverse alarm clock so the dimming light lets me know it's time to start getting sleepy? Or does it have to be manually turned on every time?

A: Hello! When you set the alarm time, the alarm will be automatically repeated every day. You can select on which day of the week the alarm should go off.

Customers are saying

Customers recognize the SmartSleep Connected Sleep and Wake-Up Light Therapy Lamp for its effective wake-up light and sunrise simulation features that enhance their morning routines. The well-designed lamp with an FM radio adds to its appeal. However, some users have concerns about connectivity issues and the limited sound options, while others feel that the price does not fully justify the features offered.

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Rated 4 out of 5 stars
So close to being amazing
I always thought things like this were over glorified "smart" alarm clocks. Then I started having sleep problems and found out how long the waiting lists were to see a sleep specialist and decided to try to find a solution that would at least help in the meantime. I have to say that I think I have found it. I've been using this for about a week now, and have made use of both the RelaxBreath and Sunset features. The Sunset is what has worked best for me. It took a bit to get the settings just right, but the app does help with that (I do believe it would be nearly impossible though without the use of the app). And, I have to say, the gentle increase of light and sound in the morning is a much more pleasant way to wake up in the morning than my phone yelling "It's 5:15am" at me. Speaking of the app, as someone who does data analysis for a living, I absolutely love all the tracking that this app does. It is nice to see trends on things like room conditions that impact sleep and what trends there are on how long I've slept. I've learned from looking through the data that my bedroom is too loud... I know that the cause is the baby monitor that I keep next to the bed that is sitting right next to a white noise machine in the nursery... haven't figured out the fix to that one yet, but at least now I know some of what is contributing to my sleep problems. I could probably go on for pages about how much I like the data tracking in the app, but I know that isn't going to be useful for most people reading this review. Now, onto the cons, and there are a few. Remember I mentioned a baby monitor... yup, very active 18 month old in the house... and this doesn't have any type of control lock on it. Make something shiny with touch controls that light up and it attracts the paws of a toddler like a lit up Christmas tree attracts a cat. It is always a fun game at night to figure out what settings my son changed. Also, I think that a combination of the Relaxbreath and Sunset would work really well, unfortunately you can only choose one or the other. If they fixed those problems, this would easily be a 5 star product. I still definitely recommend it, it definitely a worthwhile product, it just barely falls short of being amazing though.
Posted 5 years ago by Mike
Rated 3 out of 5 stars
Great Device but Inconsistent App
I hate waking up to my alarm on my iPhone. I have to use the loud, angry ones to get me up and moving, which I attribute to having 2 kids and suffering from a lack of proper sleep over the past decade. I've used the Philips band to help try and reduce my snoring, so when I saw they created a light that would simulate waking up to a natural sunrise, I was all over it. Let me just say - I love the light. It's got everything you need. My main gripe is with the app that you have to download to configure it. I hate installing one-off apps on my phone that don't serve more than a single device. The app first off requested a whole host of permissions around personal data and while I appreciate it being upfront, some of it seemed a little creepy. When I declined some of the permissions, I noticed that many of the connected features on the light wouldn't work. You need to use the app to create an alarm scheme, which thankfully you can do without signing over access to all of your data. I used the natural sunrise setting and made sure it would wake me up at 5 am. The light starts warming up around 4:30 - 4:45 am and I love that I wake up right around 5 am not feeling bleary-eyed. You can also use the touch screen controls on the light to control it and use it like a regular light. I also experienced issues with the app even connecting to the light, even though they were both on the same WiFi network. The lamp said it was connected and so did my phone, but it would regularly say it couldn't find my lamp. Once the app manages to connect, you can also control the FM radio option and also listen to live broadcast radio if you want. The app can also track your sleeping pattern if you open up the option and let the device track your data. If you're concered about privacy, you can still use the base functionality of alarm, lighting control and radio with the app. If you need a light to help wake yourself up, then this might be what you're looking for.
Posted 5 years ago by cjviscito
Rated 4 out of 5 stars
Useful in helping me get to sleep faster
The Philips SmartSleep Connected Sleep and Wake-Up light therapy lamp is a very interesting device and the concept is a good one in my opinion. Normally I wake up naturally to the sun shining in my room, but that changes when we must turn our clocks back and I still have to wake up at the same time to get to work on time. This light can simulate the morning light that I am used to, and I find that I am having an easier time (especially this time of the year with turning the clocks back) waking up and feeling refreshed. There are many settings to play with when you connect the Philips SleepMapper app. For example, you can choose from different sunrises such as, Sunny day (bright white), Nordic white (less bright white), Island Red (mixture of white and red), and Caribbean red (bright red). You can adjust the light intensity as well as the duration of the sunrise. You can set multiple alarms as well as different sounds and if you are a heavy sleeper and need more to wake you up, there is a PowerWake feature which is an extra alarm (in case you sleep thru your others) that will activate with a loud sound and bright flashing lights, this is something my wife needs, but I don’t. The sleeping features are pretty good as well. I set mine to start about 45 minutes before I need to be sleeping and I find the sunset lights a nice touch and the soothing sounds of waves help me to fall asleep faster. The app also has a bedtime tracking feature, but I haven’t investigated that much in the short time that I have had it. Over time that might provide some insight into better sleeping habits though and I look forward to checking that out more.
Posted 5 years ago by jago