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Hatch Restore 2 — Sunrise alarm clock + sound machine that gets you off your phone

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Hatch's second-gen sunrise alarm pairs a dimmable warm-light lamp with a curated library of sleep sounds, dream content, and customizable wake-up routines that ramp light and audio up gradually instead of jolting you awake. Touch-strip controls on top, app-driven setup once. The whole pitch is replacing the phone you currently use as your alarm — fewer late-night scrolls, fewer overhead-light wakeups. Aimed at light sleepers, anyone trying to keep phones out of the bedroom, and parents tired of being startled awake.

Pros

Sunrise wake routine ramps light and sound gradually instead of jolting you awake
Replaces the phone-as-alarm habit, which is the actual sleep win
Sound library covers white noise, brown noise, dream stories, and meditations
App setup once, then daily use is touch-only on the clock itself

Cons

$170 is a lot for a glorified lamp + sound machine — you are paying for the curated content library
Some sleep stories and routines sit behind a Hatch Premium subscription