Top sleep aids and sleep tech compared

Our top picks

1. 1. Loftie: best for Loftie

   Loftie sells sleep clocks and lamps, including the Loftie Clock and Loftie Lamp, built around a phone free bedtime and wake up routine with a companion app. It states free shipping and duties worldwide on orders over a set value.

   Pros

   • Signature two phase alarm eases waking with soft then steady sound
   • Scheduled app blocking protects evenings and mornings from scrolling
   • Clock sensing creates an automatic boundary around bedtime
   • Card tap gives simple control for work, rest and family time

   Cons

   • Range centers on bedtime and waking, not broader wellness needs
   • Routine depends on keeping a phone nearby for sensing
   • Nightstand setup requires space for clock and lamp

2. 2. Lunette: best for Lunette

   Lunette is a handheld guided breathing device that uses scent, light and gentle pulses to cue slow breathing, and is used as part of an evening wind down routine.

   Pros

   • Combines scent, sunset toned light and pulsing cues in one handheld device
   • One button operation with no setup for short calming sessions
   • Offers botanical scent options such as lavender and chamomile or eucalyptus and lemon zest
   • Designed for eyes closed use without harsh blue light

   Cons

   • Limited to handheld breathing sessions, so hands remain occupied throughout use
   • Choice centers on two scent profiles, which narrows variety for regular use

3. 3. Hatch: best for Hatch

   Hatch sells sleep devices such as the Hatch Sleep Clock and Restore 3 smart sleep clock for adults and Hatch Baby for babies and kids, with a sleep app and library of sleep audio.

   Pros

   • Smart sleep clock designed for adult bedtime routines
   • Contactless nightstand tracking with no wristbands or rings to recharge
   • Sleep pattern learning with personalized guidance for easier nights
   • Built in library of meditations, sound baths, audiobooks and podcasts

   Cons

   • Focused only on sleep habits, not broader health tracking
   • No wearable option for people who prefer wrist based tracking
   • Centered on bedtime routines rather than detailed sleep scores

4. 4. Manta Sleep: best for Manta Sleep

   Manta Sleep sells sleep masks including sound, silk and cooling models, white noise machines, earplugs, bundles and accessories such as eye cups, head straps and a travel pillow.

   Pros

   • Multiple mask styles support side sleep, silk comfort, cooling, warmth and sound
   • White noise machines target disruptive sounds to support faster sleep onset
   • Earplugs plus twin sets focus on all night comfort with a snug fit
   • Bundles and extras pair masks with eye cups, straps, storage and bedroom tools

   Cons

   • Range stays centered on sleep, with little for use outside bedtime routines
   • Kids choice is narrow next to the wide lineup of adult mask styles

5. MA5. Memory Air: best for Memory Air

   Memory Air sells a device that delivers scent overnight while the user sleeps, based on olfactory enrichment research and presented around sleep, memory and mood.

   Pros

   • Delivers timed scent enrichment overnight without pills or daytime effort
   • Supports nightly repair tied to memory consolidation and morning focus
   • Uses gentle scents with monthly filters for ongoing nighttime routine
   • Built around olfactory science linking smell to emotion and memory

   Cons

   • Single purpose device focused only on overnight scent based stimulation
   • Requires steady nightly use with regular filter changes over time

6. B6. Brainwaves: best for Brainwaves

   Brainwaves is an audio app with personalised brainwave sessions for sleep, relaxation and focus, available through subscription plans.

   Pros

   • Personalized brainwave audio targets sleep, focus, stress and emotional balance
   • Library spans Delta, Theta, Alpha, Gamma and low Beta states
   • Sessions support falling asleep, staying present and sustaining attention
   • Low frequency soundscapes encourage tension release and natural recovery

   Cons

   • Audio only approach without a physical device option
   • Needs regular daily listening to build attention and resilience
   • Focused solely on sound frequencies without other wellness tools

7. RN7. ResMed NZ: best for ResMed NZ

   ResMed New Zealand online shop sells CPAP machines and CPAP masks, a CPAP mask subscription and home sleep tests.

   • Markets: NZ

   Pros

   • Carries automatic and travel CPAP machines for different therapy needs
   • Offers full face to nasal pillow masks plus tubing and accessories
   • Provides home sleep tests to help clarify sleep health questions
   • Maintains stores across New Zealand alongside online shopping options

   Cons

   • Focuses narrowly on sleep apnoea and snoring related equipment only
   • Online range centers on CPAP therapy rather than broader sleep health