Nintendo’s Alarmo Clock Drops to $77 as Part of the ‘Customer Appreciation Sale’

Nintendo has officially kicked off its 'Customer Appreciation Sale' , and it's chock-full of discounts to look through. Games, of course, have a lot of the spotlight, but there are also some great deals on hardware. Even Nintendo's interactive alarm clock, Nintendo Sound Clock: Alarmo , has been marked down as part of the sale, dropping from its list price of $109.99 to $77 at select retailers ( see it here at Amazon ).

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As of the time of this writing, Amazon and Walmart have joined in discounting Alarmo , and even knocked a couple extra cents off in comparison to Nintendo. Not to mention, this deal price marks the lowest we've seen so far at both Amazon and Walmart , which is quite a treat. If you've been hoping to pick it up, this is an excellent opportunity to do so.

And if you're wondering what exactly the Alarmo is, it's an interactive alarm clock that wakes you up in the morning by using music, animations, and characters from different Nintendo games. According to Nintendo's store page , there's 74 different scenes inspired by Nintendo Switch games you can choose between, from Super Mario Odyssey to The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and many more.

When it comes to waking up, you can go for Steady Mode, which gradually builds up the longer you stay in bed, or there's Gentle Mode, which is more consistent. The clock can even track your sleep patterns and features a sensor that can react to your movements. Want to snooze the alarm? Do it with a gesture. You can even end it by just getting out of bed (and the clock will treat you to a little victory fanfare when you do).

Nintendo's 'Customer Appreciation Sale' runs through September 26, which is likely how long this offer will be available for. We also may not see a discount on it again until bigger holiday sale events like Black Friday and Cyber Monday kick off, so now is the time to pick it up if you've had your eye on it.

Hannah Hoolihan is a freelancer who writes with the guides and commerce teams here at IGN.