Summary
- Following an update, Alarmo now allows users to set different alarms for each day of the week.
- Users can now choose to have the Sleepy Sounds play anywhere from one to 60 minutes.
- Fans wonder if Alarmo will be compatible with the Switch 2 in some way.
A new update for the Nintendo Sound Clock: Alarmo has added the ability for users to alter the alarm time and mode for each day of the week, a feature many have been requesting since the device was launched in October 2024. The unique Nintendo alarm clock has been patched several times over the past few months, with developers continuing to address issues and add new music and sounds for users to enjoy.
Video game fans looking to add a little fun to their morning routine quickly praised Alarmo. The gadget includes music and sounds from a variety of popular Nintendo properties, and can even tell whether the user has gotten out of bed, with some modes putting on the pressure with a “hurry-up” noise. While the device’s $99 price tag is undeniably steep, Nintendo has continued adding more content and features to the clock, making it easier for fans to gamify the start of their day. A new update for March 2025 has finally added a fan-requested feature and something many users had hoped to see at launch.

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The 3.0.0 update for Alarmo is now live, bringing with it the ability to change the alarm time and mode for each day of the week. Additionally, a preview will now play on the alarm scene selection screen, and the screen’s brightness can be made darker. Users can now check the MAC address of the device, even when it’s not connected to the internet, and the Sleepy Sounds mode has also been adjusted. Now, users can choose to have the Sleepy Sounds play anywhere from one to 60 minutes. As expected, the team at Nintendo also fixed certain issues and took measures to improve stability and usability. While users were initially required to have an active Switch Online subscription to use Alarmo, this is no longer the case, with Nintendo removing the requirement as of February 2025.
Earlier this month, Alarmo received a new Mario Day update, adding four new alarms from Super Mario Bros. along with a special visual theme. At launch, the device included sounds and songs from Super Mario Odyssey, Splatoon 3, Pikmin 4, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, and Ring Fit Adventure, with more content being added over time. Mario Kart 8 Deluxe was added in December, with a theme for Animal Crossing: New Horizons set to be added in the future.
More information about the highly anticipated Switch 2 will be revealed during a special Nintendo Direct presentation on April 2. Some fans wonder if Alarmo will be compatible with the Switch 2 in some capacity to help its longevity, or if it will potentially feature the ability to scan amiibos. While it’s unclear if this will be addressed during the upcoming stream, fans are looking forward to potentially learning the release date and price point of Nintendo’s next console.
Nintendo Sound Clock: Alarmo Version 3.0.0 Patch Notes (March 23, 2025)
- The alarm’s ON/OFF, time, and mode can now be set separately by each day of the week.
- Sleepy sounds play time can now be set in one-minute increments between 1-60 minutes.
- Scenes can be previewed from the alarm scene selection screen.
- Improvements to the determining of when to play sleepy sounds.
- Ability to set up playing sleepy sounds once again even if they have already been played has been added.
- Screen brightness option for darkness has been increased.
- The device’s MAC address can be checked when the device is offline.
- General system stability improvements to enhance the user’s experience.

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