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Radio Alarm Clock review

Free#30 of 39 in Android Alarm Clock Apps

A free Android alarm app for waking to radio, with an audio-file fallback.

5.9/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Radio Alarm Clock is a free Android app for people who want to wake to internet radio rather than a standard alarm tone. It supports repeating weekly and one-time alarms, with multiple alarms available per day. Users can select a radio station for alarm audio, and an integrated audio file can play if the internet is unavailable. The app also includes a power-nap countdown timer, adjustable snooze and alarm volume, and a gradual volume increase. Its focus is practical alarm scheduling and radio playback, not sleep monitoring or wake-up challenges.

Radio playback is the defining feature: stations can be saved to favourites and played in the app’s radio player, while alarms can use a station as their audio. The offline audio-file option offers a fallback when connectivity is unavailable, though it is distinct from listening to a radio stream. Alarm controls include snooze durations from 1 to 30 minutes and a nap timer from 1 to 120 minutes. These options suit people who want some control over how alarms sound and short naps without a broader sleep toolkit.

The developer describes the free app versions as unlimited-use and ad-free. Radio Alarm Clock + is a separately named paid app with additional features, not a paid tier of this app. This listing covers only the free app. It is a fit for Android users who prioritize radio alarms, recurring schedules, and a fallback audio file; people seeking sleep tracking, wake challenges, or an app outside Android should look elsewhere.

Radio Alarm Clock pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Choose internet radio stations or an integrated audio file for alarms
    • Set repeating weekly or one-time alarms, plus a 1–120-minute nap timer
    • Adjust snooze duration and alarm volume, including gradual increase
  • Where it doesn't
    • No wake challenges or sleep tracking
    • Radio alarms depend on internet access unless using the audio-file fallback
    • Android-only, with no desktop or iOS version

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