[Q] nexus 5 alarm ringer volume? - Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

I am getting a nexus 5 soon, and after hearing all the "issues" with said device, its starting to worry me. one such issue is some users reporting low volume. I have an iPhone 5, and even its alarm does not always wake me (im a hard sleeper). I do have a real alarm clock as well, but sometimes I like to use my phone alarm, and while im not expecting the alarm to be insanely loud, I am wondering if the volume level will be equal too or better than an iPhone 5. Anything less might not work for me. :-\
Also, Ive seen a cool alarm clock, with wireless charging and Bluetooth. I was wondering if anyone could confirm if the alarm on the nexus 5 could stream via Bluetooth. reason being is said Bluetooth alarm clock speakers seem pretty nice and possibly could be nice and loud, so I got the idea of using it not only for music via Bluetooth, but alarm as well.
said alarm clock link below, for anyone interested. oh, and lastly, if anyone has had experience with this alarm, please PM me, I have a few more questions about it, that the manufacturer didn't want to bother answering for me lol.
http://www.eyecandis.com/products/powerbot-qi-inductive-wireless-charging/soundbot-sb1000-dark-wood/

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