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IKEA's new alarm clock charges phones and checks temperature and humidity

The IKEA Stengrönska is an affordable alarm clock packed with features, but it's only on sale in Japan and China right now.

IKEA's new alarm clock charges phones and checks temperature and humidity

The IKEA Stengrönska is a new alarm clock on the market that offers more than just time-telling capabilities. This affordable device, available in Japan and China, can charge your phone wirelessly and display the current temperature and humidity levels in your bedroom. With its compact size of 17 cm x 16 cm x 3.6 cm (6.7 inches x 6.3 inches 1.4 inches), it easily accommodates a phone as a secondary surface for charging.

The Stengrönska's screen features an adjustable backlight, displaying the time in either 24-hour or 12-hour format along with the date and day of the week. Up to three alarms can be set, with adjustable volume settings for each one. A snooze function is included, although it is fixed at nine minutes. For added convenience, there is a USB-C port on the back for charging other devices using a cable, in addition to using it as a wireless charger.

IKEA promotes the Stengrönska as a healthier alternative to using your phone first thing in the morning, as it reduces screen time and promotes overall well-being. However, the only drawback to the device is its limited availability, currently only being sold in Japan and China. The price in Japan is ¥4,999, which translates to approximately $32, £24, or AU$45. IKEA has been contacted for information on international availability, and this article will be updated accordingly.

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