
Silent Wake by EIVOI
Wakes heavy sleepers.Wakes nobody else.

A wrist-worn vibrating alarm made for heavy sleepers. No speaker, no tone, nothing for anyone else in the room to hear. Built for shared beds, and anyone sound has stopped working for.
Trusted by heavy sleepers
WHY IT WORKS
Built for Better Mornings
Vibration levels
Adjustable intensity that gradually increases โ strong enough to wake heavy sleepers, without a single sound.
Audible alarm
No speaker and no tone โ only vibration against the wrist. Whoever is beside you sleeps straight through it.
Days per charge
The module slides out of the strap and plugs straight into any USB port โ about 30 minutes to full, and no cable to pack or lose.
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