2nd gen · US · Current model reference
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The tradeoff to know
It must stay powered, and routine editing is unavailable during an internet outage even though saved routines can continue through Bluetooth fallback.
Setup and everyday controls
Initial setup uses Hatch Sleep. An account is required. Wi-Fi is needed during setup.
- Setup
- App setup required
- On-device controls
- Yes
- Remote control
- Yes
- Account required
- Yes
Access for another caregiver
The original owner can invite up to four additional users by account email. Invitees use their own Hatch Sleep accounts. Device Access settings include removal; simultaneous-control and owner-transfer limits are not established here.
Check invitations, device teams and handover.
Compare the practical differences in app and on-device controls.
Schedules, light and sound
Scheduled routines with optional manual controls.
- Morning wake time
- Yes
- Bedtime clock-time cue
- Yes
- Nap countdown
- No
- Multiple routine steps
- Yes
- Manual controls available
- Yes
- Light cue
- Yes
- Silent visual cue
- Yes
- Audible alarm
- Yes
- Sound machine
- Yes
- Light brightness control
- Yes
- Clock display
- Yes
- Dimmable clock display
- Yes
- Child lock
- Yes
If a schedule or cue is not confirmed for this model, we leave it out when you require that control. The comparison table shows which detail is missing.
A nap countdown and a second wake time work differently. The planner keeps them separate.
Without Wi-Fi or a phone
Schedule editing is unavailable without internet, even when saved playback continues.
Saved scheduled cues can run without Wi-Fi.
- Cannot create or edit routines
- Cannot set a timer
- Hatch+ library content may not play
- Cannot change child-lock or clock-display settings
Power and what happens in an outage
The device has no internal battery and stops operating when external power is lost.
- Operating power
- External power required
- Power connection
- custom power cable
See why settings memory is different from operating battery backup.
Subscription and included parts
The core wake cue does not require a paid subscription. Hatch+ adds expanded stories, music and guided content.
In the box
- Rest 2nd gen
- Custom power cable
Check it in your home
While your support or return options are available, try the exact controls you will use. These are checks for you to make; we have not tested this clock.
- Find the button or app path for changing and enabling a cue. Check the actual symbol, light and sound you selected.
- Check brightness, volume and the clock’s position using its placement instructions. Confirm what the lock does and which controls remain accessible.
- Use the manufacturer’s documented test or preview path to check your setup. Avoid an improvised reset or disconnect test.
- Have the next caregiver try their own access. Read the outage, reconnect and reset instructions before you need them.
Agree on the cue’s meaning and a fallback, then keep the exact manual or support page with your plan.
Write a household cue card for this clock.
Manufacturer references
Material reviewed 2026-09-07. Specifications can vary by generation and region.
- Hatch: Rest 2nd gen
- Hatch Support: User Manuals
- Hatch Support: Can I use it without my phone?
- Hatch Support: Offline mode for your Rest 2nd gen!
- Hatch Support: Can Rest 2nd gen use the Rest+ charging base?
- Hatch Support: Granting and Receiving Access: Rest and Rest+ 2nd gen
- Hatch Support: Rest 2nd gen overview
- Hatch Support: Product Tour
- Hatch Support: Requesting Access to Share Devices