#Silent clock bed bath and beyond series

The Loftie uses a two-pronged approach: First, it plays a “wake-up sound.” It might be soft music that includes chirping birds or waves crashing against a shore. After my first night with the Loftie, I woke up and immediately thought, “This is what waking up should be.” And I’m not the only Reviewed staffer who can’t imagine an evening (or morning) without it-senior editor Sarah Hagman has owned her Loftie for nearly a year and also loves it. In fact, I promise it’s nothing like others you’ve experienced. Yes, the Loftie is an alarm clock-but it’s not just any alarm clock.

You’re looking at this and thinking, “This is an alarm clock, what’s it doing here in an anti-alarm manifesto?”

#Silent clock bed bath and beyond series

Get the Apple Watch Series 7 from Amazon for $449.Get the Fitbit Versa 3 from Amazon for $188.99.Get the Fitbit Charge 5 from Amazon for $119.25.Get the Garmin Vivosmart 4 from Amazon for $99.75.If you don’t have a wearable yet, but want to try buying one to replace your alarm clock that also offers sleep tracking overnight, we like the Fitbit Charge and Fitbit Versa, as well as the Vivosmart 4 from Garmin. So no matter which wearable you prefer, you’ll be covered. The buzzing makes for a personalized, pleasant alarm experience that won’t disrupt those around you.Īpple Watches have the same feature, as do Garmin wearables. I swear by the fitness tracker when I’m traveling with others, especially my sister-a teenager who chronically sleeps in but is also easily disturbed. My Fitbit Versa rose to the occasion, even though the vibration is gentle. All that’s to say: I was skeptical about whether a small, buzzing device strapped to my wrist would do anything to get me out of bed. I’m not the easiest to rouse come morning-my family likes to joke that I could sleep on a clothesline.