Mar 16, 2021 Known for its seamless integration of modern technology with retro design aesthetics, German industrial design house Braun has now introduced its BC21 digital alarm clock, which doubles as a. Braun BN-BC021B Black Digital Wireless Charging Dock LCD Alarm Clock. Highly regarded for their minimal styling and functionality, Braun's current collection of timepieces is based on the successful and original Dietrich Lubs and Dieter Rams designs of the 1970-1990 era, some making use of technical updates available in the 21st century.
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Remember our series on Braun's classic clock designs? Two of the standout digital examples were Dietrich Lubs' functional from 1975, and the DN 40 by Lubs and Dieter Rams in 1976.
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DN40
Braun Digital Alarm Clock
Modern-day Braun is attempting to recapture that minimalist magic while providing contemporary utility. Their BC21 recalls both the functional and the DN 40, while providing an integrated wireless charging pad:
Braun Wireless Charging Alarm Clock Reviews
I like that the phone is meant to go behind the clock, i.e. out of sight, and hopefully mind. I'm also digging that they've chosen to show the set alarm time on the right. Maybe not so helpful if you get up at the same time every day, but definitely a boon for those of us with constantly changing schedules.
The BC21 runs $110.
Braun Wireless Charging Alarm Clock / $110
Qi Wireless Charging
Designed by Dieter Rams and Dietrich Lubs in 1976, Braun's DN 40 was among the company's first digital clocks. The BC21 is a modern interpretation. Its LCD display keeps the slanted design of the DN 40, while the area behind it has been repurposed as a Qi-compatible 10W silicone charging pad that provides juice to devices while keeping them out of sight. The clock has both 12- and 24-hour modes, a prominent green alarm on/off button, brightness controls, and a 5-minute snooze function for the crescendo beep alarm.
Modern-day Braun is attempting to recapture that minimalist magic while providing contemporary utility. Their BC21 recalls both the functional and the DN 40, while providing an integrated wireless charging pad:
Braun Wireless Charging Alarm Clock Reviews
I like that the phone is meant to go behind the clock, i.e. out of sight, and hopefully mind. I'm also digging that they've chosen to show the set alarm time on the right. Maybe not so helpful if you get up at the same time every day, but definitely a boon for those of us with constantly changing schedules.
The BC21 runs $110.
Braun Wireless Charging Alarm Clock / $110
Qi Wireless Charging
Designed by Dieter Rams and Dietrich Lubs in 1976, Braun's DN 40 was among the company's first digital clocks. The BC21 is a modern interpretation. Its LCD display keeps the slanted design of the DN 40, while the area behind it has been repurposed as a Qi-compatible 10W silicone charging pad that provides juice to devices while keeping them out of sight. The clock has both 12- and 24-hour modes, a prominent green alarm on/off button, brightness controls, and a 5-minute snooze function for the crescendo beep alarm.
Width: 5.5' / Depth: 5.5' / Height: 2.5' / Backup Battery: CR2032
Braun Wireless Charging Alarm Clock Parts
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