Merion alarm clocks – wind-up and battery, from 2,200 HUF
You can take home a Merion alarm clock for just 2,200 HUF, and even the most expensive costs under 10,000 HUF: we have 24 in stock right now. Choose from twenty battery-powered quartz and four mechanical wind-up models in silver, gold, white, black, blue, pink or burgundy, some with metal housings. You can pick them up at our Anna-kút store and at Rókusi Tesco, and listen to the alarm too. We change batteries on the spot.
Wind-up or battery Merion alarm clock?
A mechanical wind-up alarm clock runs without a battery, and many people still ask for one because of its classic bell ring – in return, you need to wind it every evening. A battery-powered quartz is more accurate and rarely needs touching. Quartz makes up most of our Merion range; we have four wind-up pieces right now.
What to look for if you're a heavy – or light – sleeper
- For deep sleepers: the wind-up model with a bell and metal housing – its ring fills the room.
- For light sleepers: a quartz with a quieter beep, ideally with a silent movement.
- In the dark: check whether it has a light or luminous hands – we'll show you at the counter.
Is a Merion alarm clock a good gift?
For a child, their first alarm clock of their own is often a big deal: a blue or pink Merion is ideal, and the price won't hurt. For grandparents, we recommend the metal pieces with large, easy-to-read dials. You'll find more brands among all alarm clocks.
If you don't know which ring is right for you, come to Anna-kút or Rókusi Tesco and listen to them all one after another.
Merion alarm clocks – quick answers
Which Merion alarm clock is the loudest?
The bells on wind-up mechanical Merion models are usually louder than battery quartz alarms. You can listen to every one in the store before you buy.
Does the Merion alarm clock tick?
The wind-up models tick audibly, while among the quartz ones there are both quieter and louder movements. If ticking bothers you, ask for the quieter pieces at the counter.
How often do you need to wind a mechanical alarm clock?
Most wind-up alarm clocks are best wound daily, before bed. The alarm mechanism usually needs to be wound separately from the clock itself.
Is there a cheap alarm clock for kids?
Yes, Merion alarm clocks start from 2,200 HUF and come in colourful versions, including blue and pink. These are simple, easy-to-use models.