Teenager with ADHD, sleeps through every alarm & music on loud, but this works!
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Vibrating Alarm Bracelet Pro — Red
Vibration that climbs from soft to medium to hard
Made for the deepest sleepers
Only your wrist feels it, the room stays quiet
20+ days of battery from a 1-hour charge
The stronger band in red. Twice the vibration, a longer strap and more days per charge.
What the Pro adds
Same idea, built for people the standard band does not reach. The motor is about twice as strong, the strap is longer for larger wrists or a looser fit, and the battery runs longer between charges. The controls are pared back to the few things you actually touch at 6 a.m.
Finish
This is the red version. Same hardware, strap and battery as the rest of the range — only the colour changes.
How it works
You set the time on the band and it wakes you through your wrist instead of through the room. There is no tone, no radio and no screen — just a firm pulse against the skin that builds until you switch it off.
Touch is harder to sleep through than sound. The ear learns a repeated tone and starts filing it away as background; a physical pulse on the wrist keeps registering because it reaches the body through a different route. That is the whole idea behind wearing the alarm rather than putting it on a bedside table.
Who tends to buy one
- People who share a bed or a wall. Your alarm wakes you and nobody else — useful with a partner on a different schedule, a baby down the hall, or housemates behind a thin wall.
- Heavy sleepers. If tones, clock radios and sunrise lamps have all stopped working on you, a physical signal is a different approach rather than a louder version of the same one.
- Chronic snoozers. Switching it off means finding the button on your wrist, which is enough of a deliberate act that most people are awake by the time they manage it.
- Anyone keeping the phone out of the bedroom. Using your phone as an alarm means it sleeps next to you. This replaces that job so the phone can charge in another room.
- People who are hard of hearing. An alarm that does not depend on hearing it at all.
Wearing it
The band is meant to stay on overnight, so it is light and the strap is soft. Charge it in about an hour and it runs for roughly two weeks before it needs the cable again.
Will it really get me up?
That is what it is built for. A sound can fade into the background once your ear has heard it enough times, while a pulse against the skin is a different kind of signal and much harder to sleep through.
This Pro model raises the vibration in steps (soft, then medium, then hard) and keeps going until you press the button, which is why it is the one we point very deep sleepers to.
In a 50-day trial with more than 500 deep sleepers, 99% reported waking on time.
Setting it up
Everything is done on the band. Hold the button, pick the time, confirm. There is no app to install and no phone to pair.
- Wear it snug, about a finger above the wrist bone
- Store up to 3 alarm times
- Press the button to stop the vibration
Who gets the most from it
- Deep sleepers who no longer hear ringtones
- People who snooze without remembering it
- Couples and roommates on different schedules
- People with ADHD who find mornings hard to start
- People with narcolepsy who want a physical alert
- Anyone deaf or hard of hearing
Battery and charging
A full charge takes around 1 hour over USB and lasts 20 days or more, depending on how many alarms you run.
To charge, slide the display module out of the strap and plug it into any USB port or adapter.
Shipping and returns
Tracked shipping is free on orders over $60 and $6.99 below that.
If it is not for you, you can return it within 30 days of delivery. See the refund policy for the details.
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Vibrating Alarm Bracelet Pro — Red
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Wakes up every time first time. I bought my son the pro version, perfect for getting him up for college.
Incredible product! I am an insane heavy sleeper that set 3 loud alarms that wake only my wife who is in a different room but not me. So I decided to try this product and it works great on me.
Teenager with ADHD, sleeps through every alarm & music on loud, but this works!
Rated 5.0/5 · based on 3 reviews
How it compares
An alarm you feel instead of hear
Side by side with the two things most people use to wake up.
BEST
THIS BRACELET
Phone
Smartwatch
WORKS AS AN ALARM
WORKS AS AN ALARM
WORKS AS AN ALARM
Dependable for people who oversleep
Dependable for people who oversleep
Dependable for people who oversleep
20+ DAY BATTERY
20+ DAY BATTERY
20+ DAY BATTERY
Silent for the person next to you
Silent for the person next to you
Silent for the person next to you
NO SCREEN IN THE BEDROOM
NO SCREEN IN THE BEDROOM
NO SCREEN IN THE BEDROOM
How it works
Set it, wear it, wake up
Vibration That Builds
It begins softly and ramps up through three intensity levels, a pattern that is harder to sleep through than a ringtone.
3
INTENSITY LEVELS
99%
WAKE RATE
No Sound at All
Only your wrist feels it. Whoever sleeps next to you is not woken by your alarm.
0 dB
NOISE LEVEL
100%
SILENT
Three Weeks per Charge
About one hour on USB gives 20 days or more of use, so charging is an occasional task.
20+
DAYS
USB
FAST CHARGE
Where a silent alarm makes the difference
Everyday situations this bracelet was made for.
One of you gets up at five, the other at eight. The early riser wakes to a pulse on the wrist and the room stays dark and quiet.
Shared bedrooms
Different schedules
An alarm that never depended on being heard. It works the same with earplugs in or hearing aids out.
Hard of hearing
No sound needed
An 8 a.m. lecture and a roommate who studies late do not mix well with a loud alarm. This one keeps the peace.
Students
Dorm life
When your day starts while the house is asleep, a wrist alarm lets you leave without waking anyone on the way out.
Night and early shifts
Odd hours
Using the phone as an alarm keeps it on the nightstand. With the alarm on your wrist, the phone can charge in another room.
Phone-free bedrooms
Screens stay outside
A watch needs its charger most nights. This band is made to stay on while you sleep and runs for weeks.
Smartwatch owners
Not another gadget to charge nightly
A ringing phone wakes the baby before it wakes you. A vibration reaches only the person wearing it.
New parents
Baby in the room
Thin walls, shared dorms, a red-eye flight. You wake when you planned to and nobody around you notices.
Travel
Hotels and hostels
Getting up at a fixed hour is easier when the alarm is not something you can roll over and silence half asleep.
Routine builders
Same time every day
FAQ
Questions?
The essentials, answered
I sleep through every alarm clock. Is this different?
It works on touch instead of hearing. A vibration on the wrist is a stronger wake-up signal for the brain than sound alone, which is why it helps people who sleep through tones and wake-up lights.
It was tested with more than 500 deep sleepers over a 50-day trial, and 99% of them reported waking on time.
Standard or Pro: which one do I need?
Standard
- One vibration intensity
- 3 alarms
- 14 days of battery life
- Doubles as a watch during the day, with step and calorie tracking
Pro
- Vibration that increases: soft, medium, hard
- 3 alarms
- 20+ days of battery life
- A stronger motor aimed at the heaviest sleepers
How is it different from a smartwatch?
A smartwatch does many things and waking you is a small one of them. This bracelet is designed around the wake-up: a strong vibration, a battery that lasts 14 days or more, and a band light enough to forget while you sleep. It does not buzz with notifications.
How long does a charge last?
More than 14 days on the Standard model and up to 20 days on the Pro, depending on use. Recharging over USB takes about an hour.
Where do you ship?
We ship to the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand and most of Europe. The checkout shows whether your country is covered. Orders over $60 ship free and smaller orders pay $6.99.
Can I return it?
Yes. You have 30 days from delivery to send it back. The refund policy page explains how.
This product is rated 5.0 of 5.0 stars.
It has received 3 reviews.
This product is rated 5.0 of 5.0 stars.
It has received 3 reviews.
