Lumie Bodyclock Rise 100 review
A focused wake-up light with adjustable sunrise, sunset, and an optional beep.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Lumie Bodyclock Rise 100 is a bedside wake-up light for people who want a sunrise-style alarm and a fading sunset in one physical clock. Its light gradually brightens for 30 minutes before the alarm, with adjustable final intensity, and can fade out over 30 minutes at bedtime. The alarm can include an adjustable-volume beep, while a tap snooze lasts 9 minutes. The bedside light is dimmable, and the product is designed for household use.
Its appeal is the combination of light-based routines and simple alarm controls rather than a broad set of clock features. At bedtime, the sunset can fade to off or remain on as a nightlight. The display adjusts to room light and can turn off or stay at low brightness in darkness. That gives the Rise 100 a clear role for someone who wants a dim bedside lamp and a gradual light transition, without needing a radio or projection features.
The Rise 100 requires mains power, though it keeps time for 30 minutes without power and retains other settings. That backup is short-term rather than a substitute for regular power. It also has no dual alarms, so households or sleepers needing separate wake times should consider a clock with that capability. According to Lumie's US-site pricing, the listed price is 109; the company notes that prices vary by country. Choose this model for a straightforward sunrise and sunset lamp clock with an optional beep. Look elsewhere if multiple alarms or a radio are essential.
Lumie Bodyclock Rise 100 pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Adjustable 30-minute sunrise and fading sunset
- Optional beep alarm with adjustable volume and 9-minute snooze
- Dimmable bedside light and display that can turn off in darkness
- Where it doesn't
- No dual alarms
- No radio
- Requires mains power; timekeeping backup lasts 30 minutes
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