Denver CR-425
Denver CR-425
The Denver CR-425 is a no-frills digital alarm clock with a large, clear LED display, basic alarm functions, and a simple interface. For many neurodivergent people, the most important thing about a bedside clock is that it does one job reliably without requiring setup, troubleshooting, or a phone nearby. Keeping phones out of the bedroom is one of the most consistently recommended sleep hygiene strategies — but for ADHD users who use their phone as an alarm, this creates a genuine conflict. A dedicated, simple alarm clock removes the phone from the bedroom entirely, eliminating the temptation to check notifications, scroll before sleep, or get pulled into a rabbit hole before bed. The large display is easily readable without glasses or full awakeness, which matters for those whose morning cognitive load is low. Simple button operation requires no app, no Wi-Fi, and no troubleshooting.
Features
• Large, clear LED display readable from across the room without glasses or full alertness
• Simple button interface — no app, no Wi-Fi, no troubleshooting required
• Reliable, single-purpose design with no notifications or distractions
• Low cost — no financial barrier to getting the phone out of the bedroom
• Removing the phone from the bedroom eliminates the pre-sleep scrolling that delays melatonin production for ADHD and autism users; the simple interface means there is no executive function cost to operating it at 6am; for dyspraxic users, straightforward large buttons are much easier to navigate half-asleep than a touchscreen
$120
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