Finally sorted
My husband starts work at 4:30am. Our old solution was him sleeping in the spare room which neither of us wanted. He's been wearing this for three weeks and I haven't woken up once. Genuinely didn't think something this simple would fix it.
Worth every penny
I was sceptical about this alarm but our relationship was genuinely suffering. I'm a light sleeper and my partner's phone alarm was waking me up 45 mins before I needed to be up. No more. Sleep is sacred again.
My wife bought me this and she was right
She found it, ordered it, and told me to wear it. I resisted because I thought the vibration wouldn't be strong enough. It absolutely is. Woke me up first time, every time. She hasn't been disturbed once. I owe her an apology.
No more Sunday dread
I work weekends and my partner doesn't. Used to lie awake anxious about the alarm going off and waking him. Now I just... go to sleep. Sounds small but it's been a big deal for us.
Game changer for early risers
I leave for work at 5am and my partner doesn't get up until 7. This has completely solved the problem. No more guilt, no more bleary-eyed arguments.
I actually wake up now
I've got ADHD and I've slept through every alarm I've ever owned. Phone alarms, sunrise lamps, the loud ones, multiple alarms. This is the first thing that's consistently got me out of bed. Something about it being on your wrist just hits differently.
Deep sleeper approved
I'm the person who sleeps through earthquakes. My partner has resorted to physically shaking me before. The HUM woke me up on the first buzz. I don't know how, but it works.
Simple is the point
I wanted something that just woke me up without turning my bedroom into a cockpit. Two buttons, does what it says. Battery lasts ages. My phone stays downstairs now which has been an unexpected bonus.
Changes everything for me
I'm hard of hearing and I've always been anxious about oversleeping when I'm not wearing my hearing aids. This has completely removed that anxiety. Reliable, simple to set up, and I finally feel like I can just rest without worrying.
Wish I'd found this sooner
As someone who can't hear a standard alarm I've tried loads of solutions over the years. Vibrating pillows, flashing lights, leaving my phone on max volume. This is cleaner than all of them. Wrist vibration wakes me immediately and it's not alarming in the way loud alarms are.
Phone out of the bedroom
This was actually my main reason for buying it. I wanted to stop taking my phone to bed but needed a reliable alarm. HUM solved that. Sleep has genuinely improved and my partner and I both noticed the difference. Bit of an unexpected bonus.
Wear the alarm.
Keep mornings calm.
HUM replaces your phone alarm with a silent vibration worn on your wrist. Only you feel it. Everyone else sleeps on.
Built to wake only you
Your brain can't ignore it
Vibrates directly on your wrist. No sound to fade into the background. A physical signal your body responds to.
Your phone stays outside
No app, no Bluetooth, no phone. The thing that was keeping you up at 2am finally has a reason to stay out.
Only you feel it
The alarm lives on your wrist. No sound to spread, no light to distract. Your partner doesn't feel it. Only you.
How HUM works
Set your wake time
Press the two buttons to set your alarm. Thirty seconds and it's done.
Wear it to bed
Slip HUM onto your wrist. Soft silicone, most people forget they're wearing it.
Only you wake up
WakePulse™ activates — a firm pulse on your wrist. Only you feel it.
Set your wake time
Press the two buttons to set your alarm. Thirty seconds and it's done.
Wear it to bed
Slip HUM onto your wrist. Soft silicone, most people forget they're wearing it.
Only you wake up
WakePulse™ activates — a firm pulse on your wrist. Only you feel it.
How HUM compares
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| Wakes only you | ✓ | ✗ | sometimes |
| Works for deep sleepers | ✓ | rarely | ✗ |
| No app or phone needed | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Silent - no sound, no light | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ |
| 14-day battery life | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ |
Made for the whole room
Couples
One of you starts early. The other deserves more sleep.
"I just wanted to stop feeling guilty about my alarm."
Deep Sleepers
Sound alarms are easy to dismiss. A pulse on your wrist isn't.
"I used to set 9 alarms. Now I set one."
New Parents
Your 5:30am doesn't have to wake the whole house.
"My 8-month-old finally stopped waking up when my alarm went off."
Better sleepers everywhere
"Sleeping past 5 again"
My husband leaves for work before 6 and his alarm used to wake me every single morning. Once I'm up, that's it, I'm up. He's been wearing this for about a month and honestly I didn't believe it would work but I sleep right through now. First time in years.
"I'm not the problem anymore"
I'm up at 4:30 for work and I always felt awful about dragging my wife out of sleep with me. Tried leaving my phone in the bathroom, didn't help. This just buzzes my wrist and she doesn't even move now. Wish I'd found it sooner.
"It actually wakes me up"
I can sleep through three phone alarms, ask anyone who's lived with me. The buzzing on your wrist is different, it just keeps going until you get up. Few seconds to set, no app, and I'm not blasting the whole flat awake anymore.