Exhausted for trying
This is supposed to be a product that promotes well being and sleep. But the constant updates and when you go to edit something it won’t allow or is so frustrating. I pay for the subscription to a physical thing I bought and it’s still just mid. How is the stress of configuration worth it? It’s not.
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Hhaileyemj
Pretty good
Works well, but 1 bug interrupts my sleep. The alarm can go off the next morning even if I turn the physical switch off. And also always happens if I try to turn it off in the morning before the set time.
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GO BACK TO THE OLD LAYOUT!
This bedtime playlist only and no routine editing is actually so awful. I hate that I cannot access all of my favorite sounds and it only shows a select few
I also got a 30% off deal for my subscription since I’m a new user, I exited the app for only a couple minutes, I came back into the app to see that it no longer applied and now I have to pay full price….already such a bad experience with hatch and I haven’t even had my first nights sleep with it.
I also got a 30% off deal for my subscription since I’m a new user, I exited the app for only a couple minutes, I came back into the app to see that it no longer applied and now I have to pay full price….already such a bad experience with hatch and I haven’t even had my first nights sleep with it.
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SSvtmommy23
Good UI but holy app size
Why is this app 2.8GB..?
MNmy name isnt nick
Disappointing Purchase — Not Worth the Hype
I received the Hatch as a baby shower gift for my son, and unfortunately, I’m extremely disappointed with it. It’s definitely not what I expected, especially considering the price and reputation of the product.
I previously used a Fisher-Price sound machine for my daughter, which is now about seven years old. She still loves it, and honestly, I do too! Unfortunately, that particular model is no longer sold, so I wanted to upgrade to something newer for my son. I expected the Hatch to be an improvement, but in my personal experience, it has been a downgrade.
My biggest complaint is the extremely limited sound selection, particularly the Infinity sounds. The sounds are repetitive, often sticking to what feels like a single tone that quickly becomes boring and, eventually, irritating to listen to over and over again.
My old Fisher-Price machine offered a much better listening experience, with multiple soothing sound options, including ocean waves, wind, rain, and other sounds. Even its limited selection of lullabies had more variation, making them much more enjoyable to listen to on repeat.
For a baby sleep machine, I expected more variety and a more soothing, dynamic listening experience. I would love to see the Infinity sounds offer at least three different musical variations that rotate continuously until you decide to turn them off or switch to another sound. That would make a huge difference!
I was initially considering paying for a Hatch subscription to access additional features, but after this experience, I have no interest in doing so. I don’t feel the basic sound experience has met my expectations enough to justify investing more money into it.
I really wanted to love this product, but unfortunately, I don’t. Hatch needs to seriously improve its sound library, especially its baby sleep sounds, and offer more variety, depth, and natural transitions instead of repetitive, one-note audio.
I know other families may enjoy the Hatch, but based on my experience, I would not recommend it to someone looking for a genuinely versatile and soothing sound machine.
I previously used a Fisher-Price sound machine for my daughter, which is now about seven years old. She still loves it, and honestly, I do too! Unfortunately, that particular model is no longer sold, so I wanted to upgrade to something newer for my son. I expected the Hatch to be an improvement, but in my personal experience, it has been a downgrade.
My biggest complaint is the extremely limited sound selection, particularly the Infinity sounds. The sounds are repetitive, often sticking to what feels like a single tone that quickly becomes boring and, eventually, irritating to listen to over and over again.
My old Fisher-Price machine offered a much better listening experience, with multiple soothing sound options, including ocean waves, wind, rain, and other sounds. Even its limited selection of lullabies had more variation, making them much more enjoyable to listen to on repeat.
For a baby sleep machine, I expected more variety and a more soothing, dynamic listening experience. I would love to see the Infinity sounds offer at least three different musical variations that rotate continuously until you decide to turn them off or switch to another sound. That would make a huge difference!
I was initially considering paying for a Hatch subscription to access additional features, but after this experience, I have no interest in doing so. I don’t feel the basic sound experience has met my expectations enough to justify investing more money into it.
I really wanted to love this product, but unfortunately, I don’t. Hatch needs to seriously improve its sound library, especially its baby sleep sounds, and offer more variety, depth, and natural transitions instead of repetitive, one-note audio.
I know other families may enjoy the Hatch, but based on my experience, I would not recommend it to someone looking for a genuinely versatile and soothing sound machine.
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