Lumie Bodyclock Rise 100 review

The Rise 100 is the lowest-cost way into Lumie's range in the US store, and it keeps the part that matters most for a light-first wake-up. The sunrise and sunset each run for 30 minutes, and you can adjust how bright the sunrise gets. Sound is limited to an optional alarm beep with tap-control snooze, so it suits people who want light to wake them and a simple backup if it does not. At night the light can fade to off or to a nightlight, and the display dims on its own. It uses the same warm white, orange and red LEDs as the Shine 300, and Lumie gives it the same 3-year warranty and 45-day trial. Compared with the $124.99 Philips HF3520, it costs less but has no natural sounds, radio or colored sunrise mode beyond those LEDs. There is no app or subscription mentioned on the page.

Who it is for

People on a budget who want light to do the waking and do not need sounds or radio.

Price

$109.00 at Lumie's US store when checked, plus $5 standard US shipping.

Bodyclock Rise 100 $109.00
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 9, 2026.

Key features

• 30 minute sunrise and sunset
• Adjustable sunrise intensity
• Optional alarm beep with tap-control snooze
• Fade-to-off and fade-to-nightlight options
• Auto-dimming display

Strengths and weaknesses

• Strength: Cheapest product on this list at $109.00
• Strength: Same 3-year warranty and 45-day trial as pricier Lumies
• Strength: Few settings to learn
• Weakness: Fixed 30 minute sunrise
• Weakness: No sounds beyond a beep and no radio
• Weakness: LEDs limited to warm white, orange and red

Key facts

• Sunrise length: 30 minutes
• Sound: Optional alarm beep
• Light source: Integrated LED: warm white, orange and red
• Warranty: 3 years
• Trial: 45 days

Where it ranks

Lumie Bodyclock Rise 100 is No. 7 in our Best Sunrise Alarm Clocks verdict.