ZDNET's key takeaways The Hatch Restore 3 retails for $170 and comes in three neutral colors.
It has a new design with bigger buttons and an upgraded app with more bedtime routines.
The device is rather large, and you'll have to pay for a monthly subscription to utilize the app's whole experience. $169.99 at Amazon $169.99 at Target $169.99 at Best Buy more buying choices
The Hatch Restore 3 is $30 off for Amazon's Prime Day sales event, making it cost just $140.
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As a tech reporter, I've tested numerous products over the years, but one of my all-time favorites is the Hatch Restore sunrise alarm clock. I originally tested one in 2023 with the Hatch Restore 2, a device that completely changed my morning routine.
So when I had the opportunity to try out the new Hatch Restore 3, I was excited to see if I could sleep even better with the new device.
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What's new with the Hatch Restore 3 includes improved speakers, a new central button that makes it easy to turn things on and off (which is essential when you're half asleep), new Unwind routines to help ease you into bed, and a personalized onboarding experience to identify your sleep challenges. Here's how the new features fared with extensive testing.
To set up the Hatch Restore 3, you'll need Bluetooth, a Wi-Fi connection, and to download the Hatch app. The app will be able to find your device once you plug it in, and then you'll answer a series of questions about your sleep habits so you can get the best app experience for your sleep goals.
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