Quite apart from the fact that the built-in FM radio is anything but up-to-date and makes at least the radio part unusable in 6 years, as the analogue radio signal is switched off. Philips has probably made economic considerations first and foremost. First they will cash in with the current models, then at some point they will bring out a model with a radio clock and FM radio, in order to finally switch to DAB shortly before the end of the FM signal. Better to cash in three times than only once. We understand. The special offer price is tempting at the official list price, but I wouldn't pay more than 70 francs for it because of the radio and the foreseeable obsolescence, especially since the speaker itself is only mono and probably makes more noise than sound.
So, I like these lamps.
I buy one at least every time there's a special offer. I give them to family, friends and relatives for Christmas or birthdays.
so the differences I found:
This model here is the HF3650 - "Philips Wake up Light Relax Breath" item no. 6515584 is HF3651/01.
The HF3651 is a little brighter (max lumen 315, compared to 310 for the HF3650) and has one more alarm tone. I didn't find any other differences in the brochure...
You can choose between three different options. Select
one of the nature sounds, no sound or the FM radio.
Operating instructions Page 26
http://download.p4c.philips.com/files/h/hf3651_01/hf3651_01_dfu_deu.pdf
This Philips Smart Sleep & Wake-up Light does not support connection to a smartphone app. It operates independently with features like radio alarm and snooze functions, but does not offer app connectivity.
Unfortunately, we can't answer this question for you, as we haven't been able to try this out in such a form. But I'll be happy to post it in the community, maybe a user can help you. :)
Hello Julian, this is one of the few weak points, the alarm days can NOT be determined. The device is either in alarm mode or not. Otherwise, it is a flawless device.