Voco Alarm Clock
"I'm so sorry to disturb you sir, but it appears to be morning."
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This elegant talking alarm clock represents a radical departure from newfangled timepieces as it initially lures sleepers out of dreamland with a gentle birdsong. This is followed by a discreet cough. Next, the comforting words 'Good morning, Sir' will stir you from your slumber. Then you'll hear one of many amusing little messages recorded by Stephen Fry, owner of the most mellifluous voice in Her Majesty's Empire. We love 'em all but a few favorites include:
Press and hold the rosette button to stop the alarm.
Time to wake up
The perfect gift for all you lazy blighters and twittish idlers, the Voco is guaranteed to raise a giggle every time you hear its inspired one-liners. So hurry up and hit the Buy Button. Because to quote the butler: 'Sir has a firm touch, but very fair.'
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More Info
Please note:
- Not suitable for ages 0-4
- Original Voco:
- Plastic housing with lens cover.
- 50 wake up messages.
- 12 thank you messages.
- 90 second relaxation message
- Press button light for night viewing.
- Deluxe Voco:
- Black plastic finish and lens cover, covering an internal Wooden housing.
- 150 wake up messages
- 20 thank you messages
- 90 second relaxation message with three minutes of soothing New Age music.
- Press button light for night viewing.
- Requires 3x AA batteries (not included)
- Original approximately - 11cm (W) x 8.5cm (D) x 11cm (H)
- Deluxe approximately - 13cm (W) x 10cm (D) x 13.5cm (H)
Reviews
Press Reviews...
"Where most alarms are sphincter-vexingly shrill, this clock wakes you up like a slap from a mink glove with gentle reminders from the dulcet tones of none other than Stephen Fry."Zoo - Jan '08
Visitor Reviews...
Absolutely FANTASTIC! It really IS like having Jeeves gently massaging your brow the morning - and the sleepytime-hypnotism thing is AWESOME! Works like a treat every time!Craig, Lancaster, UK - Feb '09
Very amusing and a very unique product. To hear 'Jeeves' soothing tones as you wake up brings a smile to my face - you turn from slumber almost expecting to see him standing next to you with a tray of breakfast, a witty comment and a copy of the Times freshly ironed. Alas not - maybe this will be a future product release? Ah you're up, Very Good Sir....Darran Taylor, Reading, Berks - Jun '07
Not a review - a VERY important question. Does it tick? Even slightly? Can't stand ticking (or even slightly clicking) clocks in the silence of the bedroom. If it is TOTALLY silent during the night, I'll buy one!
Steve.Steve, Worcester - Sep '09
Firebox says: It ticks! Not loudly, but it ticks.
Have just received the ladies version of this clock as a gift from hubby...am delighted, though he may not be quite so enamoured...lol! I only wish Jeeves delivered his message and there was no further interruption of my sleep. That, I would adore!Firefly, Usa - Dec '08
A Fantastic product!! Wakes me up to go to work (the joy...) in the morning and no more of that incessant beeping which makes you want to throw tha larm clock on the floor and smash it up! Anyway... a great product at a great price!! 5*.Matt, Lincoln - Jan '08
This is indeed a wonderful clock. How great it is to be awoken by Jeeves instead of a cheesy song or more bad news. I'm rather amazed at how many different greetings there are.
However there are a few things you should know about it. Firstly, it does not plug in to a wall outlet; it runs on three AA batteries (one for the clock, two for Jeeves), which means if the battery runs out one night waiting for the alarm to go off and wake you for your interview on Oprah, you're sunk.
Also, it ticks very loudly. I have mine on the opposite side of the bedroom because it's so loud. However that turned out to be a good thing since I have to actually get out of bed to turn off the beeping that starts when Jeeves is done his spiel.
Lastly, the snooze button gives you around FORTY MINUTES, not nine or so like most clocks.
In summation, it's a great novelty, but unfortunately it lacks the few touches it needs to become your main clock. As soon as one is made that can plug in, has a reasonable snooze time, and doesn't wake the dead with its ticking, I shall purchase it instantly.
Most inconvenient, sir, I know. I believe it's the designers that are to blame.Bingo Little, Canada - Jun '09
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