Gift Guide: Moshi Voice-Controlled Alarm Clock

Moshi IVR Alarm Clock (Homebody, Under $50)
Even vampires know that there's really no good way to wake up out of a deep slumber, but Moshi is trying to help late sleepers make a go of it. The Moshi IVR Alarm Clock ($49.99) is, somewhat surprisingly, the first alarm clock that responds to voice commands. Saying "Hello Moshi" starts things off, and then users simply speak to the device, using commands like Set Time, Set Alarm, Turn Off Alarm, and, of course, the all-important SNOOZE. Plus, it provides a humanized machine for folks who woke up on the wrong side of the bed to direct their anger towards (rather than a pillow/mattress/significant other).





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