Bedside alarm clocks have certainly evolved over the years. Shoppers no longer have to settle for the simple analog or digital options that ding at the top of every hour. Today, they come in sleek designs and boast several more useful features while maintaining the same affordable price point.

One of the best on the market that checks every box is the i-box Bedside Radio Alarm Clock. It comes with a USB charger, wireless charging pad and built-in Bluetooth speaker. And, best of all, it's on sale for just $37.

Available in five colors (black, gray, pink, purple and white), this device is the ultimate nightstand companion, featuring everything you need right next to you in one sleek and compact package.

The built-in Qi Wireless Charging pad is compatible with all Qi-enabled smartphones and devices. Plus, it allows you to charge up to two devices at once while you sleep. So, all you need to do is rest your device (like your phone, for example) on the top for easy wireless charging.

The i-Box Bedside Radio Alarm Clock also has a 1A USB port that’s perfect for charging an additional device like a smartwatch, AirPods or a power bank at the same time.

Secondly, if you’re an avid snoozer, this alarm clock is a must-have as it features a dual-alarm function that lets you set two different wake-up times, ensuring you’re never late.

To make things even more satisfying, it even lets you wake up to your favorite FM station. Also, with a five-level light dimmer, you can find the perfect brightness of the LED display no matter the setting. This feature allows you to sleep comfortably throughout the night with no distractions or bright lights in your eyes or peripheral.

Lastly, use this device to fill your room with your favorite songs, playlists or podcasts with its built-in Bluetooth speaker. Stream your favorite music wirelessly from Spotify, Apple Music, Pandora, YouTube and more straight from your smartphone or tablet. Alternatively, tune into any FM Radio Station you choose, thanks to the device’s 10 FM presets.

And don’t let its small size fool you. The i-box Bedside Radio Alarm Clock has 6W stereo speakers and a passive subwoofer for rich bass.

Despite its affordable price, this bedside alarm clock is also made of premium materials. It boasts a soft-touch top face and a fabric wrap surrounding the speakers, allowing it to fit any decor or aesthetic easily.

This is, without a doubt, a device you’ll use every single day and won’t regret buying.

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