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Your Morning. Their Lie-In.
A quieter start, right on your wrist.
Start Your Day Without the Alarm Drama
The repeated ringing. The half-asleep scramble for your phone. Your partner waking up before you do. HushRise brings the wake-up cue to your wrist, so you can try a quieter morning routine—even when you are the one who usually sleeps through the noise.
Small Band. Thoughtful Everyday Details.
Set two vibrating alarms, check the digital time and recharge by USB. The flexible silicone strap adjusts to wrists approximately 12–19 cm. IP65 resistance handles everyday splashes and sweat; remove it before showering, bathing or swimming. The supplier specifies about seven days of battery life per charge, depending on use.
HushRise Reviews
Frequently Asked Questions
Will it wake a heavy sleeper?
Will it wake a heavy sleeper?
HushRise provides a vibrating cue directly on your wrist, offering an alternative if you tend to tune out an audible alarm. Responses vary, so no alarm can guarantee to wake every heavy sleeper. Test it on a low-stakes morning and keep a backup alarm until you know how you respond.
Does it make noise or give electric shocks?
Does it make noise or give electric shocks?
The alarm uses wrist vibration rather than a ringing speaker or electric shock. The motor may make a faint vibration sound, but it is designed as a personal cue instead of a room-filling alarm. You can set two vibrating alarms.
Can I shower or swim with it?
Can I shower or swim with it?
No. The listing specifies IP65 resistance for everyday splashes and sweat, not immersion. Remove the wristband before showering, bathing or swimming. Make sure it is dry before charging.
How does it fit and how often should I charge it?
How does it fit and how often should I charge it?
The adjustable silicone band fits wrists approximately 12–19 cm (4.7–7.5 inches). The supplier specifies about three hours for charging and around seven days of battery life, depending on use. Follow the operating instructions and check the charge before relying on the alarm.