Turbo Alarm has everything you need to get out of bed easier. Perfect for both heavy sleepers and early birds. Simple, reliable, lets you play your own music, and is ad-free!
Features:
- Music Playlist – Set a folder with songs or your music playlists as tones to have a different music alarm clock every day!
- Snoozing – Decreasing intervals and limit the number of snooze times.
- Modify the Next Alarm – Going to bed late? Add some minutes to the next alarm to have some extra sleeping time.
- Incremental Volume – Wake up gently with increasing volume adapted for you. Don’t interrupt your sleeping cycles again with loud sounds!
- Anti-Sleepyhead Mode – Is the sleep too deep to stop the alarm? This LOUD tone will wake you up no matter what.
- Security Alarm – The alarm clock will ring very loud again if you don’t leave the house on time!
- Skip – Skip any day of the week and you will never forget to reactivate the alarm again.
- Smart Vibration – Set your alarm clock with relaxed, normal, and fast vibrations.
- Weather Forecast – Check it when you set an alarm to prepare for the day!
- Dismissing or Snoozing Creative Options – Switch on the room lights, shake, touch, press… It’s up to you!
- Talking Alarm – Tells you the time, weather…
- Google Assistant, Sleepbot, Tasker, and Macrodroid Integration
Most of Turbo Alarm’s features are free and ad-free, except for some extra things that you get through a subscription like timers, multi-device support, and Spotify support.
View on Google Play StoreFree or paid:
- Free with in-app purchase
Accessibility and User Comments:
The app is generally accessible. Throughout my extensive experience with the app, I haven't encountered any major accessibility issues. Buttons are properly labeled, and configuring alarms, switching between alarms, and changing settings are all accessible.
Few things to keep in mind:
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Not all time pickers are accessible. I personally use the modern radial picker, which includes a switch to a text input button allowing you to write the time. You can access the time picker selection from Settings > Appearance.
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I didn't test all of the alarm dismissing methods, but it is safe to assume that the mini game challenges are not accessible. The long press on screen method means double tapping and holding the finger, and the touch screen method implies double tapping the screen when using a screen reader. I mainly use either the small or big buttons to cancel the alarm.
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In few areas of the app, there is inadequate labeling for certain input fields, which can cause confusion for users relying on screen readers.
Last Tested App version and Android version:
App version: 8.5.1
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