Pavlok Shock Clock 2

The device uses a tiered system of stimuli to wake you, starting with gentle vibrations or sounds. If you don't respond, it utilizes SNAP (Sensory Neural Automatic Processing) technology—a mild, safe electric stimulus—to ensure you are fully alert and out of bed.

Yes, it is designed specifically for heavy sleepers. You can configure advanced settings like QR code deactivation, which requires you to scan a code in another room, or a jumping jack requirement that uses the accelerometer to detect movement before the alarm stops.

No, the Shock Clock 2 is not water-resistant. You should avoid wearing it in the shower, pool, or during heavy rain to prevent damage to the internal electronics.

The wristband uses a 9-axis accelerometer to monitor your movement throughout the night. This data helps the device identify your lightest sleep stage, allowing it to wake you within a set window when you are naturally more alert.

While the device connects via Bluetooth to your smartphone for initial setup and customization of your wake-up routine, it functions independently once the alarm is set. You do not need to keep your phone active or nearby for the alarm to trigger.

The vibration is localized to your wrist, making it a much quieter alternative to traditional audible alarms. It is designed to wake you without disturbing anyone sleeping next to you.