IKEA Launches Stengrönska Alarm Clock With Wireless Charging

IKEA has introduced the Stengrönska, a multifunctional alarm clock designed to charge smartphones, monitor bedroom temperature and humidity, and manage up to three alarms. The device is currently available in Japan and China, with no confirmed launch date for the United States or Europe, according to reports published October 9 and 10, 2026.

Priced at 4,999 yen in Japan and 199 yuan in China, the clock costs approximately $28 to $32, depending on the market and currency conversion. Reports from TechRadar, Heise, and Basic Tutorials identify the product as a compact bedside device that combines timekeeping, environmental monitoring, and phone charging.

The Stengrönska measures 17 x 16 x 3.6 centimeters. Its front display shows the time in 12-hour or 24-hour format, the date, the day of the week, room temperature, and humidity. Three backlight brightness levels help keep the information visible in darker rooms.

According to Basic Tutorials and Heise, the clock supports Qi wireless charging at up to 15 watts. Users can place a compatible smartphone on its upper surface without needing a separate charging pad, although IKEA has warned that heat generated during wireless charging can temporarily affect temperature readings.

The device also includes three configurable alarm times, six volume levels, and a nine-minute snooze function. LED lighting beneath the housing provides additional illumination, with three brightness settings designed to light the surrounding bedside area.

These features allow users to check room conditions and manage alarms directly from the clock rather than opening a smartphone. IKEA's product description presents reducing phone use as one of the device's intended benefits.

For additional charging, the rear USB-C port can supply power to another device. Heise reports that the port is limited to 5 watts, while the wireless charging surface supports up to 15 watts. IKEA recommends a power adapter rated at least 30 watts to accommodate the clock and its additional charging function.

The clock itself operates through an included USB-C cable, but a power adapter is not included. Two optional AAA batteries preserve the time and alarm settings during a power outage; they do not operate the clock independently.

Basic Tutorials reports that the housing contains at least 50% recycled ABS plastic, with acrylic used for the display front. The device also includes an indicator that flashes when an object placed on the charging surface cannot be charged wirelessly.

Availability remains limited to Asian markets. IKEA has not confirmed when the Stengrönska will reach the United States, Germany, or other European markets, and no international release date has been announced.