Nintendo Alarmo: Fun, Quirky, User-Friendly
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•Nintendo Alarmo review: Charming, yet frustrating
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Alarmo brings a dose of Nintendo fun into your bedroom, with sleep noises and motion sensing alarms featuring classic Nintendo characters.
It’s expensive, though, and its sleep tracking is mostly useless.
It's a fun and quirky spin on a bedside alarm clock (with a motion sensor!) that mines your love for everything Nintendo .
There's no easy way to input your Wi-Fi password to download new themes.
Alarmo 's sleep-tracking is mostly useless, since the data is all stuck on the device.
The device's unique motion sensing technology is only made for a single sleeper.
It would be nice to see a wider selection of themes for Nintendo 's more iconic franchises.
Alarmo is expensive and imperfect, but it's a reminder that Nintendo can do more than just churn out consoles and games.
There's a chance it'll become more compelling over time, if Nintendo manages to add themes and drive down the price.
At least, until Kirby arrives.
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