Hatch Rest+ Sound Machine & Night Light
by Hatch
$60-$70
The upgraded Hatch with Wi-Fi, a battery backup, and a built-in clock. Control it from anywhere, not just Bluetooth range.
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What We Like
- Wi-Fi control works from anywhere, not limited to Bluetooth range
- Battery backup keeps white noise running during power outages
- Built-in clock display visible in the dark nursery
- Same great time-to-rise feature for toddlers as the regular Rest
- App lets you create custom schedules for naps, bedtime, and wake-up
What Could Be Better
- Costs $20 more than the regular Hatch Rest for essentially two upgrades
- Wi-Fi setup can be finicky, especially on mesh networks
- Some premium sounds require a paid subscription
Safety Notes
Keep the power cord at least 3 feet from the crib. Place on a stable surface out of baby's reach. The night light is cool to the touch. UL certified. Battery backup is lithium-ion and should not be exposed to extreme heat.
Buying Guide Notes
If you're buying your first Hatch, just get the Rest+ and skip the regular Rest. The battery backup alone justifies the extra cost. If you already have the regular Rest and it works fine, you don't need to upgrade. The Yogasleep Dohm is better for pure white noise quality, but it has no smart features or light.
Full Review
If you already know the Hatch Rest, the Rest+ is the same concept with two upgrades that actually matter. First, Wi-Fi means you can control it from anywhere, not just when you're in Bluetooth range. So you can adjust the white noise from the kitchen, from the car, or from a date night across town. Second, it has a battery backup that lasts about 8 hours. When the power goes out at 2am (and it will, eventually), the white noise doesn't suddenly stop and wake your baby. We learned this the hard way with the original Hatch during a thunderstorm. Everything else is the same as the regular Rest: app-controlled sound, light, color, time-to-rise feature for toddlers. The battery backup alone is worth the price difference if you live somewhere with unreliable power. You also get a real clock display on the front, which is nice in a dark room. The subscription for premium sounds is optional and the free library is honestly good enough. Is the $20 premium over the regular Rest worth it? If you've got Wi-Fi dead zones or frequent power blips, absolutely.
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Last verified: 2026-06-01 | Source: Manual SiteStripe review. Check Amazon for current availability.
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