Gun Alarm Clocks

Eight offers are novelty target alarms: Walmart 20074362044, 20002209285, 20025862052, 20096960350, and 20058267121, plus Amazon B0GYJ93L1W, B0GX5NRB7X, and Eyes.sys B0BNHQBFNY. Their central interaction is a handheld emitter or gun used with a clock target. Mode names, hit requirements, recording controls, batteries, and package contents differ, so matching appearance does not make the listings interchangeable.

CVLIFE B0FVRVKR8C and Wolfwake B0GXV837RB are a separate product type: bedside gun safes that happen to include alarm-clock displays. They add access controls, storage capacity, environmental readings, internal lighting, and wireless charging, but they do not provide the shoot-to-stop game. Compare their storage and access specifications as safes rather than treating their higher prices as a premium version of the target clock.

Eyes.sys provides the clearest stop count: one bull's-eye hit in normal mode and five in hard mode, with a five-minute snooze reference and two additional practice-or-test modes. Amazon B0GYJ93L1W describes one shot in easy mode and multiple accurate hits in hard mode. Amazon B0GX5NRB7X likewise names one-hit easy mode and a multiple-hit challenge but omits the challenge count.

The Walmart listings often label modes normal and hard without defining the required hits. Recording also varies. Offers 20074362044 and 20025862052 list a recording function; B0GYJ93L1W accepts a message, voice, or song; B0GX5NRB7X gives long-press record and separate playback wording. Offer 20096960350 names custom ringtones in its title but does not explain setup, while 20058267121 documents neither modes nor recording. Verify the exact controls instead of transferring a familiar rule from a similar-looking set.

Five Walmart target offers document the same six-cell split: four AA batteries for the clock and two AA batteries for the handheld unit, all excluded. Offers 20074362044, 20025862052, and 20096960350 also list a power cable, but their copy does not consistently explain whether the cable replaces clock batteries or supports another function. Offers B0GYJ93L1W, B0GX5NRB7X, and Eyes.sys omit usable battery and input details in the saved data.

The safes use external power for their charging features. CVLIFE lists phone-and-watch charging and restricts phone cases to under 2.5 mm without metal, but gives no wattage or watch standard. Wolfwake states 15W wireless charging and says an adapter connects to a dedicated port, without clearly confirming adapter inclusion or compatible phones. Neither listing explains alarm operation during a power failure.

Walmart 20002209285 and 20096960350 both list a 7.9-by-7.1-by-3.9-inch package and about 533 g. Offer 20058267121 gives a smaller 138-by-143-by-42-mm clock, 385 g product weight, and 521 g packaged weight. B0GYJ93L1W lists a 5.62-inch width and 1.65-inch height. Other target offers omit cabinet dimensions, and several color fields describe multiple choices without identifying the exact selected variation.

CVLIFE lists fingerprint access for up to 30 prints, a four-digit code, and two keys in a 12.75-by-9.4-by-3.07-inch safe. Wolfwake lists six access methods, three voiceprints, an eight-digit PIN, 3.1 L capacity, and separate exterior and interior dimensions. These remain marketplace specifications: neither source supplies an independent burglary rating, access-time test, sensor-accuracy report, or charging-compatibility table. Confirm current safety documentation and local storage requirements separately.