Hatch built its reputation on baby sleep products, but the Restore 3 is clearly designed for adults who need better sleep habits. The core idea is simple: use light and sound to create a wind-down routine, rather than staring at a phone before bed. The sunrise alarm gradually brightens over 30 minutes, which feels more natural than a blaring alarm clock. The sound machine offers a range of white noise, nature sounds, and sleepcasts that are genuinely calming, not grating.

The digital display is dimmable, so it won’t light up your room at night. The included lithium batteries mean you can place it anywhere without hunting for an outlet, though you’ll want to keep an eye on battery life over time. The “New Putty” color is a soft neutral that blends into most bedroom decor without looking like a toy.

The Hatch+ subscription is worth noting. You get a free trial, but after that it’s $4.99 per month for premium content like additional sleep sounds and guided meditations. The base unit works perfectly well without the subscription, so you’re not forced to pay. If you want the full library, the cost adds up over a year. The sound quality is solid for the size, though it won’t fill a large room with deep bass. For a bedside clock that actually helps you sleep, this is a smart, straightforward tool.