Hatch Restore

“Cozy colors & sounds. Program your modes & use it for quick (but soft) light access for baby care at night. We still use the sunset colors & ambient sounds for our bedtime routine. I got an older version that was refurbished.”

“There is life before my Hatch (doomscrolling, phone first thing in morning) and life after. A physical alarm clock that wakes me up without anxiety? Yeah. YEAH. Leave your phone charging in another room or just get a hatch. OR BOTH. Also not the point but really pretty sexy lighting at night if that's your jam.”

“Okay, so I need to admit that I have changed my tune about the Hatch. I’m really striving to live an analog life, and I even purchased the same ancient Braun travel alarm clock that lived on my parents’ nightstand for my entire childhood. I neglected to remember, in my haze of nostalgic analog smugness, that waking up to a real alarm clock is by no means a gentle process. It’s more like a dousing of cold water waking you up ever. morning. And when you’re striving to get up at 5am to get the day organized before everyone else wakes up, it is a tiny form of hell. (Effective, yes, but NOT the right foot on which to start the day.) Hatch reached out to me to offer to send me the Restore and it arrived just as we returned from Europe. It was the perfect way to get back on track after jet lag and of course the inevitable cold in the family. The first day I used it I woke up so gently that I was literally stunned when I realized I woke up to an alarm. I’m currently testing my 30-day free trial of the “premium” features, but my friends who also have a Hatch have assured me it’s great without paying for the subscription.”

“Waking up to loud, horrible noises? Hard pass. This wakes you up with lovely soft light, and then adds (for me) the sound of birds singing. But for you it could be chimes or any other pleasant selection of sounds. But birds singing!!”

“helps me wake up with "the sun!"”

“If you have trouble falling or staying asleep and trouble waking up, I can't recommend this baby enough. I've had sunrise alarm clocks for years and after struggling with some ambient noise outside our apartment waking me up at night I started researching white noise machines. Enter the Hatch! But the real kicker is the routines you can set up to trigger your brain and body that it's time for sleep. I have mine set to begin with sunset-style lighting and soft piano music about 30 minutes before I need to be asleep. I crawl into bed and just like Pavlov's dog the noise and gentle light have totally trained me to go to sleep. Then white noise continues until the sunrise alarm goes off in the morning. There's meditation audio, music, birdsong, tons of different options! There's even Gilmore Girls music to wake up to for perfect sweater weather.”

“Jacqueline: I really use that. It's kind of crazy Kate: I love Hatch...for those who don't know, Hatch is an electronic alarm system thing that we got sent, and I was like uh this isn't my culture...I wake up in the night, I go I can't go back to sleep, so I go 'putting on my Hatch' and Hatch rolls me back. Jacqueline: It's part of my routine is slamming, okay, I slam the one big button. On my way into bed, I just slam it and then I relax and fall asleep to it...I play willow the pillow on one of their morning tracks.”

“Not technically analog but a great tool for keeping your phone out of your bedroom, plus it doubles as a cool light and sound machine”

“10/10, just do it and change how you sleep.”

“I don’t have kids but my friends do and I got addicted to their white noise machines. Love this so much I also bought the smaller travel version”

“highly recommend the Morning Sax alarm for a jazzy wake up”

“Waking up to sunlight or simulated sunlight is the gentlest loveliest way to wake up”