
4.8 / 5 ★★★★★
Trusted by people who take rest seriously
From recovery nights to everyday sleep, our customers choose structure that holds up.
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I stopped dreading my alarm
The room is already golden when the sound starts, so waking up feels like surfacing instead of being yanked. Three weeks in and I haven't hit snooze once.
Verified buyer
★★★★★
The rain setting ended our white-noise app era
We used to fall asleep to a phone speaker. Now it's steady rain from the linen dome and both phones charge in the kitchen. Our four-year-old calls it the sun ball.
Verified buyer
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Prettier than it has any right to be
The fabric texture looks like a proper linen lamp, not a gadget. Dimmed low it gives the whole corner a candle-ish glow that matches our oak nightstand perfectly.
Verified buyer
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Frequently asked questions
How does the sunrise alarm work?
Ahead of your set wake time the dome starts to brighten gradually, mimicking a natural sunrise. By your alarm time the room is softly lit, and a gentle sound (your choice) finishes the job. A tap of the top button snoozes or stops it.
What sounds does it play?
30 built-in sleep and wake sounds — classic white noise, rain, ocean and other nature loops — with adjustable volume. They can run all night or on a timer as you drift off.
Can I use it as a normal bedside lamp?
Yes — that's half its life. The linen dome dims across 20 levels from a bright, book-friendly glow down to a barely-there night light, and 12 ambient colours are there if you want something other than warm gold.
How is it powered?
It's corded — a USB Type-C cable and a power adapter come in the box, so it's ready for the nightstand straight away. No batteries to remember.
Is the display too bright for sleeping?
The clock digits dim right down for the night, so you can check the time without a face full of light — and unlike a phone, that's all it will show you at 3 a.m.
Does it work for kids' rooms?
Very well — the steady sounds settle light sleepers, the night glow is gentle enough to leave on, and the sunrise makes school mornings noticeably less dramatic. One dial, so small hands can work it too.
