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The Alarm That Does Your Job. He Gets Up. You Sleep.
You sleep till your own alarm. His alarm doesn't make a sound.
You stop waking him up, from the first morning. He's up at 5:00 on his own.
Only he feels it. The buzz is on his wrist, and the bed stays still.
He can't snooze it or sleep through it. It climbs from level 1 to 5 and won't stop until he's walked 10 steps.
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Why does this wake him when his alarms don't?
Because it does what you do. His alarms make the same sound every workday, so his brain learned to sleep through them. You were the only alarm that changed: a nudge, a shake, his name, louder, until his feet hit the floor. The band does the same on his wrist, in three parts.
5-level vibration. It starts at level 1 and gets stronger every 10 seconds, up to level 5: 6× his phone on vibrate. Each level is stronger than the one his brain just got used to.
Anti-snooze system. No snooze button, and it never shuts itself off. It keeps buzzing until he's walked 10 steps.
Two-hand clasp. He can't pull it off half asleep.
He gets up to make it stop. You stay where you are.
“Will I feel it through the bed?”
No. The buzz is on his wrist, pressed against his skin, so it moves his wrist and nothing else. If his phone on vibrate or a bed shaker has woken you before, that's because they sit on the mattress and shake the whole bed.
The band makes no sound, so nothing rings in the room and nothing rattles on the nightstand. It stops the moment he's walked 10 steps, and you sleep till your own alarm.
“Will he keep it on? He pulls his watch off in his sleep.”
Yes. A watch strap opens with one hand, and one hand is all he uses half asleep. The two-hand clasp takes both hands and a firm pull to open, so it stays shut until he's awake enough to use two.
It's made to sleep in. The stud clasp has no buckle to dig into his wrist, and the band is lightweight, so there's nothing bulky on his arm under the covers.
Give him a few nights. That's usually all it takes before he forgets it's on.
“He's slept through his smartwatch and other vibrating bands.”
That's the trouble with one steady buzz. Smartwatches and most cheap bands vibrate at one strength for about a minute, then stop or let him tap snooze. His brain learns that buzz the same way it learned his alarm.
This band climbs through 5 levels to 6× his phone on vibrate, never shuts itself off, and only goes quiet once he's walked 10 steps. In a third-party test, a smartwatch's steady buzz woke 9 of 40 hard-to-wake men.
And one charge lasts 25 days, so it's on his wrist at night instead of on the charger.
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Charge it once a monthType-C cable in the box. Full in under 90 minutes, then it runs 25 days.
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Set his time the night beforeTwo buttons on the band, under 10 seconds. No app, no Bluetooth, no phone.
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Clasp it on at bedtimeTwo-hand clasp. It stays on all night.
3 steps, and you're in none of them.
Both slept through 5:00.
★★★★★“It’s been 365 days and it still gets him up.”My husband's a hard hard worker. He works construction mostly in downtown and it comes with long hours. It puts a toll on him for sure i've seen it. The main issue was even if Tyler got up he couldn't stay up and awake. We had tried every fix i've seen even other vibrating bands. I bought this band with no hope but for simply one reason only. These guys built something I NEVER saw. They offered 5 vibration levels because those 2 or 3 ones never were strong enough. But truly the biggest thing was it takes 10 steps to turn the band off. It forced Tyler to get up and moving and once he did he was already up and and by then didn't need to come back. We used our anniversary coupon to get a couple more bands for christmas and gifted it to both of our parents :)Jess M., 33, and her husband Tyler, 37 · Downtown Vancouver, BCHe works construction.
Before · 5:00Awake on the couch, again.After · 6:30Coffee in bed, together.
★★★★★“I moved back off the couch.”I’m the light sleeper in this house. His phone buzzing on the nightstand woke me. Earplugs didn’t help, and his bed shaker we tried woke me before it woke him. So for months I went from sleeping on the couch and the guest room Sunday to Thursday. I was sure I’d feel this one too. The first night back in our bed together, it went off and I had absolutely no idea. Literally nothing. I only knew he’d left when my own alarm went off. It feels like a overstatement but this band has literally saved our relationship from being a couple of roommates.Marisol R., 42, and her husband Dan, 44 · Red Deer, AlbertaHe’s an electrician who starts at 4:45. Three kids.
Woke to her own alarm.
★★★★★“Eight years as his alarm clock and I can finally say i've retired.”When we got this band his biggest concern was not that it wouldn't work but comfort. He kept telling me it'll be bulky and he'll have the urge to take it off. I remember by the third day he barely would remember it was there. I have to say the comfort and how lightweight saved this from being in the trash like every other thing we tried.Grace L., 41 · Richmond, BCHer husband is a longshoreman who starts at 4:30. Two 9-year-olds.
One box. Two people who slept.
★★★★★“His phone alarm was free. I was the one paying for it.”I’ll admit I rolled my eyes at $105 for an alarm when his phone has one for free. Then I saw the math of what it's costing me. His alarm used to be 2 hours before mine. It was basically our alarm. The worst is once I’m up, I’m up. I was on 5 hours of sleep everyday for years because of it. I teach a room of grade 2s which isn't easy on five hours a night. I was taking my anger out on things that were so small and I knew deep down why. He’s worn the band for six weeks. I sleep till 6:30, and we haven’t had an argument since. This is the cheapest thing I’ve bought for this marriage and I can't recommend it enough.Julie D., 36, and her husband Rob, 38 · Milton, Ontario
Both up. On their own time.
★★★★★“He said it wouldn’t work on him. He was wrong.”Curtis has slept through a Sonic Boom, his phone under his pillow, and an Apple Watch he wore to bed for a whole year. When we first bought the band we used to setup backup alarms just incase and oh I tell you we never ever needed them. 5AM crushed it with this we've fallen in love. Cheers I hope this helps!Denise W., 53, and her husband Curtis, 56 · Brampton, OntarioHe’s a millwright who has started at 5:00 for 28 years. Her shift starts at 8:00.
It wakes him the way you do.
5 vibration levels
Stronger every 10 seconds
Level 12345
1A nudge2A shake3His name4Louder56× his phone
25-day battery life
One charge a month
25days
Type-C USB Cable for Easy Charging. Full battery in less than 90 minutes.
Anti-snooze system
It keeps buzzing until he's walked 10 steps. Then it stops.
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BuzzingStep 10 · it stops
Two-hand clasp
Stays on all night
He can't pull it off half asleep
100-day money back guaranteeIf it doesn't wake him, send it back for a full refundShips from Canada in 2–4 days4.82 from 217 reviews100-day money back guaranteeIf it doesn't wake him, send it back for a full refundShips from Canada in 2–4 days4.82 from 217 reviews
After one month with the band:
96%haven't had to wake him up once since the first morning
93%slept through his alarm from the first morning
97%say the 5:45 arguments stopped
Solo Wake Alarm
Other vibration alarms
Vibration levels
✓5 levels. Stronger every 10 seconds
✗Most have 1 level, or 3
Anti-snooze system
✓Keeps buzzing until he walks 10 steps
✗No anti-snooze. One tap and it's off
Build quality
✓Built to last. 30-day warranty
✗Cheap motor. Quits in weeks
Clasp
✓Two-hand clasp. Stays on all night
✗Opens in his sleep
Battery life
✓25 days
✗14 days
Ships from
✓Canada, in 2–4 days
✗The US or overseas, in 12–20 days
What it costs you.
His alarm goes off at 5:00. Yours goes off at 6:30. Every workday, you're awake for the hour and a half in between.
5:00 his alarm6:30 your alarm
Mon
Awake 1 h 30 min
the nudgethe shake
Tue
Awake 1 h 30 min
his name, louder“five more minutes”
Wed
Awake 1 h 30 min
the 5:45 argumentno goodbye kiss
Thu
Awake 1 h 30 min
short with everyonetired at dinner
Fri
Awake 1 h 30 min
late, and it's on youhe snaps
7.5 hoursof sleep you lose every week. That's a full night.
390 hoursof sleep you lose every year. That's 49 full nights.
That's what his alarm costs you every week. The band costs $105, once.If it doesn't wake him, you get your money back. 100-day money back guarantee.
Reviews
4.82★★★★★217 reviews · 6,700+ sold in Canada · photos first
★★★★★
“Before: five alarms. After: one buzz.”
I counted before he started wearing it. Five alarms between 4:00 and 4:45, snooze on every one, and me nudging him after each. The first morning with the band, it buzzed once at 4:30 and he sat up. I filmed it from my pillow because I couldn't believe it. Day 21, and it's still one buzz.
Melissa R., 38 · Edmonton, Alberta
★★★★★
“I'm not his alarm clock anymore.”
For 17 years, I've been his alarm clock. His alarm goes off at 4:45, wakes me instead of him, and I lie there nudging him until he gets up. He's worn this band for two weeks. I haven't had to wake him once. I only know he got up because his coffee cup is in the sink when I come downstairs. I'm not his alarm clock anymore.
Jennifer M., 49 · Hamilton, Ontario
★★★★★
“I was sure it wouldn't work.”
This man has slept through a sonic boom alarm, an alarm across the room, his smartwatch, and me turning on the light and yelling. A buzz on his wrist? Please. The first morning, it went off at 4:15 and he sat straight up. Six weeks in, it hasn't missed once. If it gets him up, it'll get anyone up.
Angela P., 44 · Halifax, Nova Scotia
★★★★★
“His arm was on my side of the bed. I felt nothing.”
I'm the light sleeper. Everything wakes me. We tried a bed shaker before. Guess who woke up. So the first morning, I lay there waiting to feel this one too. His arm was on my side of the bed when it went off. I felt nothing. At 6:30, I found out he'd left at 5.
Danielle C., 32 · Victoria, British Columbia
★★★★★
“2 hours and 15 minutes of sleep back, every work day.”
His alarm: 4:30. Mine: 6:45. Once I'm awake, I'm awake, so for 15 years I got up at his alarm and lay there until mine. Now it buzzes on his wrist, he gets up, and I sleep right through to my own alarm. That's 2 hours and 15 minutes of sleep back every work day. I'd forgotten what that felt like.
Catherine B., 55 · Winnipeg, Manitoba
★★★★★
“I deleted my backup alarm.”
If he was late, it was my fault. That's how it worked in our house for 12 years. I set a backup alarm on my phone to make sure he was up, and if I slept through it, I heard about it. He'd already had one write-up for being late. He's been on time every day for two months now. I deleted my backup alarm. For the first time, I don't lie there wondering if he's up.
Priya S., 41 · Toronto, Ontario
★★★★★
“He gets himself up like a grown man.”
Every work day used to start with a fight. I'd shake him, he'd get grumpy with me, and we'd both be mad before 5 a.m. I felt like his mother. Now the band buzzes on his wrist and he gets himself up like a grown man. Last Tuesday, he got up, made me a cup of tea, and kissed me goodbye. I was half asleep, but I still remember it. We haven't had that morning fight since.
Rebecca L., 36 · Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
★★★★★
“I wish I'd bought it twenty years ago.”
Twenty years I've been waking this man for work. I've slept on a mat in my office more nights than I can count just to get away from his alarms. He's had this band for a month. I'm back in our bed, and I sleep. Even on Saturdays, when he forgets to turn his alarms off. Best money I've spent on this marriage. I wish I'd bought it twenty years ago.
Marie-Claude T., 59 · Québec City, Quebec
★★★★★
“Why pay when his phone alarm is free?”
I almost didn't buy it. His phone already has an alarm, and it's free. But in our house, his phone alarm had one job: wake me up so I could wake him up. Four alarms every work day for 14 years. He's had this band for three weeks. His phone sits on the dresser on silent now. He hasn't missed a start, and I haven't heard an alarm since.
Natalie F., 46 · Ottawa, Ontario
★★★★★
“He forgets it’s there.”
I bought it thinking he'd hate it. He won't wear a watch to bed, and the last fitness tracker I got him ended up against the wall. He grumbled for one night. Now he puts it on when he brushes his teeth, and he says he forgets it's there. He hasn't taken it off in his sleep once. He even charges it himself.
Farah K., 34 · Vancouver, British Columbia
★★★★★
“A girl at work asked what had changed.”
A woman at work asked me what had changed. I didn't know what she meant. Then I figured it out. For eight years, his alarm had me up at 4:50. Then I'd do the lunches, the school run, and a full shift on five hours of sleep. He's worn this band for five weeks. It buzzes on his wrist, and I sleep until 6:15. Apparently, it shows.
Stephanie D., 43 · St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador
★★★★★
“It’s been 365 days and it still gets him up.”
My husband's a hard hard worker. He works construction mostly in downtown and it comes with long hours. It puts a toll on him for sure i've seen it. The main issue was even if Tyler got up he couldn't stay up and awake. We had tried every fix i've seen even other vibrating bands. I bought this band with no hope but for simply one reason only. These guys built something I NEVER saw. They offered 5 vibration levels because those 2 or 3 ones never were strong enough. But truly the biggest thing was it takes 10 steps to turn the band off. It forced Tyler to get up and moving and once he did he was already up and and by then didn't need to come back. We used our anniversary coupon to get a couple more bands for christmas and gifted it to both of our parents :)
Jess M., 33, and her husband Tyler, 37 · Downtown Vancouver, BC
He works construction.
FAQ
How long does a charge last?
25 days on one charge, so he charges it about once a month. A full charge takes under 90 minutes with the Type-C cable in the box.
Easiest habit: charge it on the 1st of the month.
Does it shock him? Is the buzz harsh?
No shock, ever. It's vibration only. It starts at level 1, a gentle nudge, and only climbs if he hasn't moved. Level 5 comes only if levels 1 to 4 didn't get him up.
Will it wake the baby?
No. The band makes no sound, so there's nothing for the baby to hear. The buzz stays on his wrist. He's up and out, and the baby sleeps on. So do you.
Does it need an app, Bluetooth or his phone?
No. He sets his wake-up time on the band itself, with its two buttons. There's nothing to download and nothing to pair. His phone can stay on the dresser on silent.
How does the 100-day money back guarantee work? Can I return it after he's worn it?
Yes, worn is fine. Some trials only count if the band comes back unused. Ours is for wearing it: you have 100 days from the day it arrives. If it doesn't wake him, send it back for a full refund. Returns go to our address in Canada.
The band also comes with a 30-day warranty, on top of the guarantee.
What about weekends and days off?
He sets his wake-up time on the band the night before, and it goes off once. No shift tomorrow, no alarm set, so your Saturday stays quiet.
Early start, late start, called out early: he sets whatever time tomorrow needs, in under 10 seconds.
Can he shower with it on?
Yes. It's shower-proof, so he can leave it on from bedtime through his morning shower. Rain and sweat are fine too.
Can I wear one too?
Yes. The His + Her pack has one for his wrist and one for yours. You each wake to your own buzz, at your own time, and nothing rings in the room for either of you.
What's in the box?
The Solo Wake Alarm, a Type-C charging cable and a short manual. Set his time, and it's ready for tonight.
Let the band be his alarm clock.
He puts it on before bed. From then on, his wrist handles 5:00, and you sleep till your own alarm. On his way out, he kisses you goodbye.
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Both slept through 5:00.
