\n<\/p>\n
<\/span>Best White Noise Machine With Sunrise Clock<\/span><\/p>\n Hatch Restore 3<\/p>\n Read more<\/span>Best White Noise Machine With Sleep Tracking<\/span><\/p>\n Hatch Sleep Clock<\/p>\n Read more<\/span>Best Analog White Noise Machine<\/span><\/p>\n Snooz Smart White Noise Sound Machine<\/p>\n Read more<\/span>Best White Noise Machine for Kids<\/span><\/p>\n Hatch Baby Sound Machine<\/p>\n Read more<\/p>\n <\/span>AccordionItemContainerButton<\/span><\/p>\n WIRED<\/p>\n TIRED<\/p>\n We’re always on the lookout for new products to add to our\u00a0Best Sunrise Alarm Clocks guide, and the Hatch Restore 3 definitely earned its place. It builds on earlier Hatch models\u2014which we also tested and really enjoyed\u2014with two additional buttons, bringing the total to four. That might not sound like a major change, but when you’re sleepy and want to make a quick adjustment without reaching for the app, those extra buttons come in handy. During her testing, WIRED reviewer Nena Farrell found that this model’s light wasn’t as bright as in previous iterations and didn’t quite deliver on the sound machine’s \u201cSunlight\u201d function. Still, it offers an extensive sound collection when you sign up for the subscription.<\/p>\n <\/span><\/p>\n Photograph: Boutayna Chokrane<\/p>\n AccordionItemContainerButton<\/span><\/p>\n WIRED<\/p>\n TIRED<\/p>\n WIRED\u2019s resident wearable tester,\u00a0Boutayna Chokrane, tested this clock for her\u00a0sleep trackers guide. (Read\u00a0her full review here.) This brand-new white noise machine also doubles as a\u00a0sunrise alarm clock\u00a0and a passive sleep tracker. It uses motion-based tracking to monitor your sleep from your nightstand. The data focuses on the essentials\u2014sleep duration and stages\u2014and appears in interactive visuals. There are no cameras or microphones monitoring you as you sleep, and best of all, your data isn\u2019t locked behind a Hatch+ membership. The machine also features adjustable volume, fade-out timers, customizable full-color light scenes, a gradual sunrise light to wake you gently, and a sunset wind-down light to help you prepare for bed. For sleep-inducing sounds, it offers white noise, nature sounds, sleep stories, and guided meditations. With a\u00a0Hatch+ subscription, you’ll also get access to more than 2,500 sounds, stories, and meditations to help lull you to sleep. Although it’s the priciest option in this guide, it’s a triple threat: a sunrise clock, a dimmable bedside light, and a sound machine.<\/p>\n <\/span><\/p>\n Snooz<\/p>\n AccordionItemContainerButton<\/span><\/p>\n WIRED<\/p>\n TIRED<\/p>\n The Snooz white noise machine focuses on one thing and one thing only: white noise. Its sound is generated by a real fan, not just fan sounds. There’s no need to push extra buttons or fidget when you’d rather be falling asleep. Its design is simple, and there’s no overthinking this device\u2014it’s insanely easy to use. Simply plug it in, press the power button, then twist the mesh sleeve to increase or decrease the volume. Note that it’s also meant to be placed away from the bed in a more central position in the bedroom, rather than on a nightstand. This helps project the sound more evenly. \u2014Julia Forbes<\/em><\/p>\n AccordionItemContainerButton<\/span><\/p>\n WIRED<\/p>\n TIRED<\/p>\n As Hatch phases out the older Hatch Rest, this kids’ sound machine takes its place with a fresh look and an updated app interface, making it easier than ever to create routines for your kids. Reviewer\u00a0Nena Farrell\u00a0uses it with her son, who loves it\u2014especially the easy-to-use nightlight button he can press himself. Unlike other Hatch\u00a0sunrise clock models, this one doesn’t offer gradual sunrises, but it does glow in fun colors and play music. You’ll also get a three-month subscription to\u00a0Hatch+ content.<\/p>\n Momcozy<\/p>\n AccordionItemContainerButton<\/span><\/p>\n WIRED<\/p>\n TIRED<\/p>\n This compact, portable sound machine is specifically designed for parents to take on the go. One side is the speaker, and the other is a night light. The night light isn’t super bright, but it will help you navigate around a sleeping baby rather than using your phone\u2019s flashlight. During testing, former WIRED reviewer Julia Forbes found that the included clip isn’t the most flexible, but it allows for attachment to a stroller strap, diaper bag, purse, or backpack. You can choose from several options beyond white noise, and the sound is surprisingly strong and crisp for such a small machine. With Bluetooth connectivity, you can also stream your child’s preferred sounds.<\/p>\n <\/span><\/p>\n Photograph: Medea Giordano<\/p>\n Restnature<\/p>\n AccordionItemContainerButton<\/span><\/p>\n WIRED<\/p>\n TIRED<\/p>\n The Restnature sound machine is tiny\u2014it would easily fit in a pocket. When a former WIRED reviewer tested it, she was impressed by its 16 diverse sound options, including birds, fire and other nature sounds, lullabies, and different-color noises. There are convenient 30-, 60-, and 90-minute timer options, and it gets very loud\u2014but the sound quality starts to suffer at the highest volume. The other portable players on this list offer more features, but this is still a solid choice if you need a machine that’s as small as possible to take on the go. (Rechargeable with USB-C.)<\/p>\n <\/span><\/p>\n Photograph: Molly Higgins<\/p>\n HoMedics<\/p>\n AccordionItemContainerButton<\/span><\/p>\n WIRED<\/p>\n TIRED<\/p>\n I’ve had this basic white noise machine for over a decade, and it still works well. It has a DC power jack, but it can also be used cord-free with four AA batteries for portability. It’s pretty basic, but it has everything most people are looking for in a sound machine. There’s a knob to control volume and a button for 15-, 30-, or 60-minute timers (after which the machine will turn off). You can also choose between thunder, ocean waves, brook (which sounds like a bubbling river and running water), summer night (which sounds like wind, owl hoots, and chirping), rain, and classic white noise. The volume knob has worn a bit over a decade of use and needs to be set high to sound loud. It can also be finicky when used only on batteries and may suddenly die. However, since this thing is only $25 and has worked well for over a decade, I’m not too mad that it’s showing some signs of age.<\/p>\nBest White Noise Machine With Sunrise Clock<\/h2>\n
\n
\n
Best White Noise Machine With Sleep Tracking<\/h2>\n
\n
\n
Best Analog White Noise Machine<\/h2>\n
Smart White Noise Sound Machine<\/h3>\n<\/p>\n
\n
\n
Best White Noise Machine for Kids<\/h2>\n
\n
\n
\n
Best White Noise Machine for Infants<\/h2>\n
\n
Portable White Noise Machine With Night-light<\/h3>\n<\/p>\n
\n
\n
A Super Portable White Noise Machine<\/h2>\n
Mini Sound Machine<\/h3>\n<\/p>\n
\n
\n
A Tried-and-True White Noise Machine<\/h2>\n
SoundSleep White Noise Sound Machine<\/h3>\n<\/p>\n
\n
\n