You can now buy an alarm clock that makes you a COFFEE as it wakes you up - so would you fork out the eye-watering price tag for one?
- Australians can now enjoy coffee in the morning without getting out of bed
- The Barisieur Coffee Alarm merges an alarm clock with a coffee machine
- The fresh coffee is brewed instantly as soon as the alarm goes off
- But while the device is unique it has an expensive price tag of $1,293.85
Caffeine enthusiasts can now wake up to freshly brewed coffee or tea first thing in the morning with the Barisieur Premium Coffee Alarm from Amazon Australia.
The hybrid product merges a standard alarm clock with a high-quality coffee machine so shoppers can enjoy a cup of coffee before getting out of bed.
The glassware used to make the brew sits perched on a walnut timber tray which is on top of the matte black clock base.
But while the device is unique is has an expensive price tag of $1,293.85.
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The Barisieur Premium Coffee Alarm (pictured) merges a standard alarm clock with a high-quality coffee machine so shoppers can enjoy a cup of coffee before getting out of bed
The glassware used to make the brew sits perched on a walnut timber tray which is on top of the matte black clock base - but it costs $1,293.85
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According to the product description, the gadget uses advanced technology to automatically brew the coffee when the alarm goes off in the morning.
To brew the coffee the water is boiled in a flask and lifted through a glass pipe to combine with the grinded coffee.
No paper filters are required as a fine-meshed metal filter is used to allow the coffee to pass through into the mug waiting below.
A temperature-controlled milk vessel is also hidden away within the clock to be added to the coffee if desired.
The night before all you need to do is place the milk and ground coffee into the compartments and set the alarm.
A small metal spoon to scoop the grinded coffee in the filter is also included with the product.
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To brew the coffee the water is boiled in a flask and lifted through a glass pipe (left) to be combined with the grinded coffee in the fine-meshed metal filter (right)
The coffee is then filtered into the cup awaiting below (left). A temperature-controlled milk vessel is also hidden away within the clock (right)
A small metal spoon to scoop the grinded coffee in the filter is also included with the product
Despite the expensive price, the product seems to be popular among customers as it has received an average star rating of 4.5 with positive reviews.
'An excellent coffee maker. I have no complaints about this product, it performs as described, is well made and worth the price,' one shopper wrote on Amazon.
'This is pretty cool as a ritual and it works well. Set up isn't simple but it's doable. It does splash a bit, but it's a nice way to wake up,' another said.
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