Metronome with light system
Metronome looks like a small disc and teaches you how to fall asleep without medication. Pressing it activates a slowly pulsating blue light that is projected onto the ceiling to help you control your breathing. When the flow of light expands, you inhale, and when it disappears, you exhale. Your body relaxes, and you fall asleep peacefully.
Headphones for falling asleep
You can't listen to music or podcasts with these headphones, but they come with a library of sleep-inducing tunes. Sensors detect when you fall asleep and automatically pause playback. This sleep monitoring device works for up to eight hours on a single charge. The gadget is incredibly compact: each earpiece weighs only 0.06 ounces. It is equipped with silicone inserts to prevent slipping out during movement. It also features a personal alarm clock that goes off in your ear and is inaudible to others.
Total blackout
Voluminous sleep mask completely blocks out all light stimuli. Thanks to its advanced ergonomics, it follows the contours of your face and eyelids for maximum comfort when you sleep. Unlike a flat mask that rests directly on your eyelids, this one has deep cups that won’t hurt your eyelashes. And the adjustable Velcro strap prevents the mask from falling off if you're tossing or sleeping upright while traveling.
Hugs you in your sleep
The double-sided weighted blanket has a cool and warm side. Mimicking light pressure, it soothes the nervous system and gives the feeling of a hug or swaddle so you can sleep like a baby. The recommended weight of a weighted blanket ranges from 5 % to 12 % of your own. Most people prefer a weighted blanket that weighs about 10 % of their body weight.
Smart pillow which fights snoring
The pillow monitors sleep, stops snoring, streams music and audio, integrates with the smart home and has an alarm clock, music timer and more. The snore alert feature uses microphones inside to emit a soft vibration when snoring reaches a certain decibel level. A pillow case regulates temperature and draws out excess moisture. A smart alarm clock wakes you up at the optimal time.
Bed heating and cooling system
Looking for a compromise between "I'm cold and I'm hot"? Consider a "cube" system with two temperature zones. Water from the control unit flows through tubes into a special mattress box. Directly from the bed, you can set the temperature between 53 and 114 degrees Fahrenheit. And one more plus: the gadget consumes the same amount of energy as an incandescent lamp.
Sleep robot
This miracle of technology does not look like a classic robot. It looks like a big bean, which is pleasant to cuddle with due to its comfortable shape and soft cotton cover. Sensors read the rhythm of your breath and synchronize with it. There is a function for playing music and audiobooks, and you can upload your own playlist. The device helps to relieve stress, relax, and improve sleep quality.
Sleep tracker
You put the gadget under your mattress and it analyzes the quality and duration of sleep, snoring, and heart rate. You don’t feel it, and you don’t need to wear or charge anything. But the tracker will work all night: it will detect apnea with medical precision and determine the severity of the disease.
The joy of the caffeine addict
It is important not only to fall asleep properly but also to wake up properly. Regular alarm clocks or ringing tones on the phone pull you out of bed suddenly. It is much better if you are gradually woken up by the aroma of your favorite drink. This alarm clock will ease you into the day with the sound of bubbling water and the smell of freshly brewed coffee or tea. Just set the timer for the right time.
Lighted alarm clock
Scientists agree that it's best to wake up in natural light. A light device simulates the sunrise, gradually illuminating the room, thereby restoring your circadian rhythm. To feel like you're at a country spa hotel or camping site, you can put on a melody of morning birdsong chirping.
