Hatch Restore 3 Sunrise Alarm Clock, Sound Machine and Smart Light – Putty

Product Overview

The Hatch Restore 3 is a bedside smart sleep clock that combines a sunrise alarm, adjustable light, clock display, and audio playback for nighttime and morning routines. The configuration associated with ASIN B0DLLSCVZW is the Putty version and uses hardware model RESTORE05. Hatch introduced Restore 3 in January 2025 as the successor to Restore 2.

The device is intended to operate from continuous household power rather than an internal rechargeable battery. Initial configuration uses the Hatch Sleep mobile application, a Bluetooth-enabled phone or tablet, and a 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi connection. Once routines and alarms have been configured, physical controls on Restore 3 allow many routine nighttime actions to be completed without reopening the phone application.

Restore 3 measures approximately 7.5 by 2.75 by 5.75 inches and weighs about 19 ounces. Its construction combines ABS plastic, LED lighting, and a fabric-covered front section. The device supports configurable sleep sounds, light-based bedtime routines, sunrise alarms, alarm sounds, clock-display settings, and bedside-light functions. Some audio and routine content is available without an ongoing subscription, while additional material is offered through the optional Hatch+ service.

Product Information

Identification

Physical Information

Product Identifier Summary

Model Number

The model number identifies the underlying Restore 3 hardware platform. It is useful when locating regulatory filings, troubleshooting instructions, setup documentation, firmware information, and model-specific support articles.

MPN

A Manufacturer Part Number identifies a particular packaged configuration. It can distinguish the Putty version from other Restore 3 colors and distribution configurations.

UPC

A Universal Product Code is a 12-digit barcode identifier used for inventory, distribution, and product matching. It helps distinguish a specific packaged version from related Restore models or color variations.

EAN

An EAN is an international barcode identifier commonly used outside North America. A separate EAN for this exact configuration is omitted because one was not independently verified.

GTIN

A Global Trade Item Number is part of the international system used to identify commercial products. UPC and EAN codes are both forms of GTIN.

ASIN

The ASIN identifies the specific online catalog record supplied for this reference page. It is useful for distinguishing this Putty Restore 3 configuration from other Restore generations, colors, and bundles.

ISBN

ISBN identifiers apply to books and certain published media. They are not applicable to this electronic sleep device.

Common Uses

• Creating a consistent bedtime routine with light and sound cues
• Playing white noise and other supported sleep sounds
• Using a gradual sunrise-style alarm in the morning
• Displaying bedside clock information
• Providing low-level bedside lighting
• Using guided audio or other supported relaxation content
• Reducing the need to handle a phone after a routine has been configured
• Creating separate evening and morning routines
• Using scheduled alarms on weekdays or selected days
• Adjusting sleep and wake audio through the Hatch Sleep app
• Using physical controls to pause, resume, or change supported routine content

Maintenance and Care

Restore 3 is an indoor electronic device and should be kept dry and placed on a stable bedside surface. Routine cleaning should focus on removing dust from the exterior without allowing liquid to enter openings, controls, speaker areas, or the power connection.

The fabric surface and plastic housing should be handled gently. Abrasive cleaners, solvents, and excessive moisture can damage finishes or electronic components.

• Disconnect power before performing more than light surface dusting.
• Use a clean, soft cloth for routine exterior cleaning.
• Keep liquids away from the device and power connection.
• Do not submerge the device or power equipment.
• Keep ventilation and speaker areas free from accumulated dust.
• Avoid pulling or sharply bending the power cable.
• Do not place heavy objects on top of the unit.
• Keep the device on a stable surface where it is unlikely to fall.
• Install firmware updates when provided through the Hatch system.
• Use the documented reset procedure when troubleshooting requires a recovery reset.

Safety Information

Restore 3 is an electrically powered indoor device and should remain dry during operation. Hatch instructs users to keep Restore connected to power during normal use, so the cable should be positioned where it is not crushed, excessively bent, or likely to create a trip hazard.

• Use compatible power equipment intended for Restore 3.
• Do not operate the device with visibly damaged power equipment.
• Keep the unit and power connection away from water and excessive moisture.
• Do not disassemble or modify internal electronic components.
• Keep the device away from excessive heat and open flame.
• Place the unit on a stable bedside surface.
• Follow the manufacturer’s reset and troubleshooting procedures rather than opening the enclosure.
• Operate the wireless equipment according to applicable radio-frequency safety requirements.

Restore 3 is a consumer sleep-routine device rather than a medical diagnostic or treatment device. Its light, audio, and routine functions should not be interpreted as diagnosing or treating a sleep disorder.

Technical Specifications

Product History

Hatch announced Restore 3 on January 2, 2025 as the third generation of its adult Restore sleep-clock family. It followed Restore 2 and retained the core combination of sleep audio, bedside lighting, customized routines, and sunrise-style alarms.

The third generation placed greater emphasis on using the device without repeatedly returning to a smartphone after setup. Hatch added and revised physical controls so users could start routines, pause playback, switch supported Unwind content, control the bedside light, and enable or disable alarms directly from the hardware.

Restore 3 also introduced changes to its audio and light experience and expanded the degree to which routines could be controlled from the device itself. The product launched in neutral color options including Putty, Greige, and Cocoa.

Restore 3 remains part of Hatch’s adult sleep-product family. It is separate from the company’s baby-oriented devices and from later sleep-tracking hardware that adds different sensing capabilities.

Key Features

• Sunrise-style alarm lighting
• Integrated sound machine
• Customizable bedtime routines
• Adjustable bedside light
• Digital clock display
• Sleep and wake audio
• Physical controls intended to reduce nighttime phone use
• Large primary routine control
• Pause and resume control
• Unwind content swap control
• Physical bedside-light control
• Physical alarm enable and disable toggle
• Tap-to-display time function
• Hatch Sleep mobile application support
• 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi connectivity
• Bluetooth-assisted device connection
• Optional Hatch+ content service
• Continued basic functionality without an ongoing Hatch+ subscription

Package Contents

• Hatch Restore 3 device in Putty
• Restore 3 power cable and power equipment
• Setup and product documentation

Package contents can be revised by the manufacturer over time. The documentation supplied with the individual unit should be checked when accessory contents are important.

Compatibility

Hatch Sleep App

Initial setup requires the Hatch Sleep app on a compatible phone or tablet. The application is available for supported Apple iOS and Android devices.

Wi-Fi Networks

Restore 3 requires a 2.4 GHz wireless internet connection for normal connected setup and service functions. A network that provides only unsupported Wi-Fi configurations may prevent successful setup.

Bluetooth

A Bluetooth-enabled mobile device is required for supported pairing and setup functions. Bluetooth capability should not be confused with general-purpose Bluetooth speaker operation.

Bluetooth Audio Streaming

Restore 3 is not designed to operate as a conventional Bluetooth speaker for arbitrary music, podcasts, or audio streamed directly from another device. Its speaker is intended primarily for Hatch-supported audio and routine content.

Hatch+ Subscription

An ongoing Hatch+ subscription is not required for all Restore 3 functions. Basic content and device functionality remain available after cancellation, while Hatch+ provides access to a larger premium content library and selected additional features.

Phone-Free Nighttime Use

A phone is needed for initial setup and detailed customization. Once a routine has been configured, many routine actions can be controlled directly from Restore 3 using its physical buttons and switches.

Headphones

Restore 3 is designed around its integrated speaker rather than a standard headphone output. Users should not assume that headphones can be connected directly to the device.

Power

Restore 3 is intended to remain connected to household power. It is not designed as a portable battery-operated sound machine.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is B0DLLSCVZW?

B0DLLSCVZW identifies the Putty configuration of the Hatch Restore 3 smart sleep clock, sunrise alarm, sound machine, and bedside light.

What is the Restore 3 model number?

The documented hardware model is RESTORE05.

What is the FCC ID?

The Restore 3 regulatory identifier is 2AFYZ-RESTORE05.

Is this a renewed product?

No. The referenced configuration is a standard Restore 3 product record rather than a renewed or refurbished listing.

What color is this configuration?

The configuration is Putty, a light neutral finish used across Hatch’s Restore product line.

Is Restore 3 an ordinary alarm clock?

It includes alarm-clock functionality but also combines programmable light, audio, routines, and app-based configuration. Its feature set is broader than a conventional digital alarm clock.

What is a sunrise alarm?

A sunrise alarm gradually changes the bedside light before or around a scheduled wake time instead of relying only on an abrupt audible alarm. Restore 3 can combine light and sound in a configured morning routine.

Does Restore 3 play white noise?

Yes. The Restore platform includes sleep-sound functions, including white-noise-style and other ambient audio options.

Can Restore 3 play sounds all night?

Sleep-audio duration is controlled through configured routines and device settings. Users can build nighttime sequences appropriate to their preferred schedule.

Does Restore 3 have a clock display?

Yes. It includes an integrated digital time display with settings that can be adjusted through the Hatch Sleep app.

Can the clock display be hidden?

Restore 3 provides configurable clock-display behavior. When the display is hidden, the device also supports a tap-for-time function.

What does Tap for Time do?

If the clock display is hidden, tapping the Restore 3 can temporarily reveal the current time without requiring the mobile application.

Does Restore 3 have physical buttons?

Yes. The third-generation design includes several dedicated hardware controls for routine, light, alarm, pause, and content-selection functions.

Can I pause the sound without using my phone?

Yes. Restore 3 has a dedicated pause button that can pause and resume supported audio playback.

Can I turn off the alarm without opening the app?

Yes. A physical alarm toggle allows scheduled alarms to be disabled or enabled directly on the device.

Can I turn the light on without the app?

Yes. Restore 3 has a physical light button for turning the bedside light on and off.

Do I need a phone every night?

No. A compatible phone or tablet is needed for setup and detailed customization, but many routine actions can be performed directly from Restore 3 afterward.

Do I need the Hatch Sleep app?

Yes. The app is required during initial configuration and is used for detailed customization of alarms, routines, sounds, lights, and device settings.

Does the Hatch Sleep app work on Android?

Yes. Hatch provides the application for supported Android devices through Google Play.

Does the app work on iPhone?

Yes. The Hatch Sleep app is available for supported iOS devices.

Does Restore 3 need Wi-Fi?

Yes. Hatch specifies a 2.4 GHz wireless internet connection as a requirement for Restore 3.

Does it work on 5 GHz Wi-Fi?

Hatch specifically documents a 2.4 GHz network requirement. Users should therefore ensure that a compatible 2.4 GHz connection is available during setup and normal connected operation.

Does it have Bluetooth?

Yes. Bluetooth is used for supported connection and setup functions with a compatible mobile device.

Can I use it as a Bluetooth speaker?

No. Hatch states that its device is not intended to operate as a general Bluetooth speaker for arbitrary audio streamed from a phone.

Can I play my own Spotify music through Restore 3?

Restore 3 should not be treated as a conventional wireless speaker for direct streaming from arbitrary music applications. Audio availability is based on supported Hatch content and features.

Is Hatch+ required?

No ongoing Hatch+ membership is required for basic Restore 3 operation. Additional premium audio and other content requires an active Hatch+ subscription.

What happens if Hatch+ is canceled?

Basic device functions and free content remain available. Premium Hatch+ material becomes unavailable after the applicable subscription access ends.

Does Restore 3 include a Hatch+ trial?

Restore 3 is supplied with an introductory Hatch+ trial under Hatch’s current product program. Trial terms can change over time and should be checked during setup.

Can the subscription renew automatically?

A trial can convert to a paid subscription according to the terms presented during enrollment. Users who do not want continued paid access should review cancellation requirements before the renewal date.

Does the device run on batteries?

No portable battery mode is documented. Hatch instructs users to keep Restore connected to power during use.

Can Restore 3 be used during a power outage?

The device requires external power, so normal operation should not be expected during an outage unless the power source is maintained through compatible backup equipment.

Does it have a rechargeable battery?

An internal rechargeable battery is not part of the documented Restore 3 operating specification.

How large is Restore 3?

The manufacturer’s technical guide lists dimensions of approximately 7.5 by 2.75 by 5.75 inches.

How much does Restore 3 weigh?

The manufacturer’s technical guide specifies approximately 19 ounces.

Why do some product records show a different weight?

Some public catalog records contain inconsistent measurement fields. The manufacturer’s Restore 3 technical guide should be used instead of clearly implausible marketplace values.

What is Restore 3 made from?

The manufacturer identifies ABS plastic, LED lighting, and fabric among its construction materials.

Can it be used as a bedside lamp?

Yes. Restore 3 includes a bedside-light function that can be turned on and off independently using the device controls.

Can light brightness be changed?

Yes. Brightness can be adjusted through supported controls in the Hatch Sleep app.

Can I customize the color of the light?

Restore 3 supports configurable lighting experiences as part of its routines and bedside functions. Available options depend on current software and content.

Can I create a bedtime routine?

Yes. The Hatch Sleep app allows supported light and audio steps to be combined into an evening routine.

Can routines have multiple steps?

Yes. Restore 3 supports multi-step routines using available light and audio content.

Can I create a separate morning routine?

Yes. Morning alarm behavior can be configured separately from nighttime routine content.

What does the Swap button do?

The Swap control lets the user change supported Unwind content without reopening the mobile application.

Can Restore 3 be snoozed?

Yes. Restore 3 includes supported alarm-snooze functionality.

Can multiple alarms be created?

Alarm management is handled through the Hatch Sleep app, which supports configuring and managing scheduled alarms.

Can alarms be disabled temporarily?

Yes. The physical alarm toggle can disable scheduled alarms without requiring the user to delete the alarm configuration.

Does Restore 3 support headphones?

There is no documented standard headphone output intended for direct headphone listening from the Restore 3 hardware.

Can two people control the same Restore?

Hatch provides support guidance for multi-user Restore 3 situations. Access depends on account, application, and device configuration.

Does it need to remain plugged in?

Yes. Hatch’s setup documentation instructs users to keep Restore connected to power at all times during normal use.

How should Restore 3 be reset?

Hatch provides a recovery-reset procedure that involves disconnecting power, holding the connection control, reconnecting power, and allowing the unit to reboot before reconnecting through the app.

Does Restore 3 receive firmware updates?

Yes. Hatch maintains firmware for Restore 3 and provides support documentation for firmware recovery and updating.

What warranty does Restore 3 have?

Hatch lists a one-year product warranty for Restore 3. Coverage for an individual device is subject to the applicable warranty terms and purchase documentation.

Is Restore 3 a medical sleep device?

No. Restore 3 is a consumer sleep-routine product. Its alarms, sounds, and lighting are not substitutes for medical evaluation or treatment of sleep disorders.

Buying Considerations

Wi-Fi Requirement

Restore 3 depends on a compatible 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi connection for setup and connected functionality. Network compatibility should be considered in environments using restricted, enterprise, hotel, dormitory, or other specialized Wi-Fi systems.

Mobile App Setup

The device is designed to reduce phone interaction at bedtime after configuration, but a compatible mobile device and Hatch Sleep app are still required for setup and detailed customization.

Subscription Structure

Basic Restore 3 functionality does not require a continuing Hatch+ subscription. However, some audio, routines, and premium content are restricted to Hatch+ subscribers, so the difference between free and subscription content should be considered when evaluating the available library.

Continuous Power

Restore 3 is intended to remain plugged in. It is therefore more appropriate for permanent bedside placement than for portable use away from an electrical outlet.

Not a General Bluetooth Speaker

Bluetooth connectivity does not mean that Restore 3 functions like a standard wireless speaker. Users seeking unrestricted playback from Spotify, podcasts, or other phone applications should distinguish Restore 3 from conventional Bluetooth audio equipment.

Physical Size

The approximately 7.5-inch-wide enclosure occupies more bedside space than a small conventional alarm clock. Available nightstand space should be considered along with access to a nearby power outlet.

Restore Generation

Restore 3 is the successor to Restore 2. Users comparing generations should focus on the newer physical controls, revised phone-free operation, audio changes, and current software support rather than assuming both versions have identical behavior.

Customer Feedback Summary

This section summarizes recurring themes reported in publicly available owner feedback and independent product evaluations. These observations represent generalized experiences rather than verified manufacturer specifications.

Commonly Praised Aspects

• The gradual sunrise alarm is frequently described as less abrupt than a conventional audible alarm.
• Users commonly praise the variety and quality of sleep sounds and wake-up audio.
• The third generation’s expanded physical controls are often considered easier to use without reaching for a phone.
• The bedside light and sunrise lighting are frequently mentioned as useful parts of evening and morning routines.
• The neutral fabric-covered design is commonly described as suitable for bedroom environments.
• Reviewers often note that the large top control simplifies starting routines and interacting with alarms.
• Once configured, the ability to perform many routine actions without the mobile app is regularly viewed as an improvement over earlier generations.

Commonly Reported Limitations

• The Hatch+ subscription structure is a recurring criticism among users who want access to the broader content library without an ongoing membership.
• Initial setup and detailed customization still depend on a phone, app, account, and compatible Wi-Fi connection.
• Some users find the number of available routine and content options initially confusing.
• The product does not function as a conventional Bluetooth speaker for arbitrary personal audio.
• Users who only need a basic alarm clock or white-noise machine may not use many of the software-based features.
• Dependence on continuous household power limits portability.

Individual experiences can vary with sleep habits, preferred alarm style, room lighting, Wi-Fi reliability, app version, firmware, audio preferences, and use of free versus subscription content.

Related Products

• Hatch Restore 2: Previous generation of the adult Hatch sunrise alarm and sound-machine platform.
• Hatch Restore 3 Greige: Restore 3 hardware in a different neutral color.
• Hatch Restore 3 Cocoa: Restore 3 hardware in a darker color configuration.
• Hatch Sleep Clock: A separate newer Hatch bedside product with additional sleep-related sensing and analysis functions.
• Hatch Baby: Hatch sleep device and service intended for infant and child sleep routines.
• Hatch Go: Portable audio device in the Hatch product family intended for use away from a permanent bedside power connection.
• Restore 3 Power Cord: Replacement power accessory intended for Restore 3.

Last Updated

August 8, 2026