It's just a shame none are included in the base price. You don't have to subscribe, but if you do, the $50 annual Hatch membership offers great bedtime stories, lullabies, and meditations I absolutely adore. (There's a child-lock function to prevent kids from messing with the settings, and it still gives them control of the nightlight button on the back of the machine.) Tapping the top of the Hatch Rest cycles through sounds and turns it on and off. In the app, you can customize colors, adjust the volume, and pick from the sound library. This version also includes a dimmable clock, and it's controllable via Wi-Fi instead of Bluetooth. These are called beacons, and they're helpful reminders for adults too. The second-generation Hatch Rest combines a sound machine and night-light with two added features for children: time-to-rest and time-to-rise lights. Subscriptions help fund the work we do every day. This includes unlimited access to, full Gear coverage, and subscriber-only newsletters. Special offer for Gear readers: Get WIRED for just $5 ($25 off). Updated October 2023: We’ve added sound machines from RaptBaby and ErgoPouch. Note: If you're buying for a child, the American Academy of Pediatrics warns parents to keep sound machines to around 50 decibels and farther than 200 centimeters (6.5 feet) from where your baby sleeps. Be sure to read our other sleep-related buying guides, including the Best Mattresses, Best Sheets, and Best Sunrise Alarm Clocks. These are our favorite machines for getting some shut-eye. ![]() WIRED’s gear reviewers have filled their homes with sound machines for everything from muffling Witcher battles in the living room while the kids snooze to help keep us asleep while night-owl partners sneak into bed. ![]() A good sound machine is just one tool in an arsenal of gadgets that can help you get your recommended number of z’s. Whether you feel the same or not, you probably still don’t get enough sleep, and if you’re like most people, it’s not for lack of trying. ![]() Too much noise and I can't turn my brain off, but too little, and every toss, turn, or sniffle is amplified. I need the hum of a fan or the crackle of a fire.
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