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100% ADHD Wake-Up Alarm - Quake Band

100% ADHD Wake-Up Alarm - Quake Band

★★★★★ 4.8/5 · 299 reviews · 4,000+ sold
Your alarm isn't too quiet. A filter sorts every sound while you sleep, and files the alarm as background before you hear it. Quake wakes you by touch instead — the one channel it can't filter out.
  • Wakes you by touch — never gets filed as background
  • Pulse rhythm picked by an ADHD test panel
  • 100-day wake-up guarantee
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100% ADHD Wake-Up Alarm - Quake Band

100% ADHD Wake-Up Alarm - Quake Band

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Wakes You By Touch

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Sleep on it for 100 nights. If Quake doesn't wake you, send it back for a refund.

Loved by 4,000+ sleepers

Quake band unboxed on a nightstand

Straight out of the box

Person waking to the Quake band buzzing on their wrist

Wakes you by touch

Close-up of Quake band LED display in hand

Simple LED display

What's In The Box
  • 1× Quake band — silicone strap + detachable LED display module
  • USB charger — the module plugs straight into any USB port
  • 1× Quick-start guide
How It Works
  • Set it. Use the button on the band to set up to three vibration alarms — no phone or app required.
  • Wear it. Slip it on before bed. It's lightweight silicone, comfortable to sleep in.
  • Wake up. At alarm time the band pulses on your wrist. Felt directly rather than heard — so it never reaches the filter that's been sorting the alarm out.
  • Recharge. Detach the module and plug it into any USB port roughly every two weeks.
Specifications
  • Alarm: Pulsing vibration on the wrist, rhythm selected by a panel of adults with ADHD, up to 3 saved alarm times, manually set
  • Display: LED digital (time + data), also functions as a watch
  • Tracking: Steps, calories, activity, sleep (stored on-device)
  • Battery: Up to 14 days per charge
  • Charging: Detachable USB 2.0 module — no adapter required
  • Band: Soft silicone, lightweight, skin-friendly
  • Controls: Push-button
  • Water resistance: Splash- and sweat-resistant for everyday wear
  • Connectivity: None — fully standalone (no Bluetooth, GPS or app)
  • Colours: Black, white, blue, green, pink, purple
0Sound
14dBattery
3Alarms
USBCharge
4.8★Rated
4k+Sold

Why it works when alarms don't

The problem was never the volume

You know when you're hyperfocused on something and someone can be talking right at you without a word getting in? That's a filter. It sorts every sound in the room, and it doesn't switch off at night.

The alarm gets sorted like everything else

The sound gets in. It gets processed. The filter files it as background before it ever reaches you. That's why louder never helped — it's still a sound.

Touch was never being sorted

Hyperfocused on something, someone talking at you, nothing getting in — but if they tapped your shoulder you'd feel it instantly. A pulse on the wrist is that tap.

The rhythm was chosen, not guessed

Plenty of things vibrate on a timer. Quake was put in front of a panel of adults with ADHD, who tested pulse rhythms until they found the one that actually woke them.

No phone by your bed

Fully standalone. No app, no Bluetooth, no screen glowing at 3am — you set it on the band itself.

The honest comparison

Built for getting up — not for everything else

How Quake stacks up against the two things most people rely on to wake.

Quake band Quake Phone Alarm Smartwatch
Wakes you through touch, not sound✓✕✓
Pulse rhythm tested with adults with ADHD✓✕✕
Purpose-built to wake you — nothing else✓✕✕
Up to 14-day battery✓✕✕
No screen or notifications at night✓✕✕
Works with no phone needed✓✕✕
100-day wake-up guarantee✓✕✕

Set, wear, wake up

Three things it does well

Waking to the Quake band on the wrist

Wakes You By Touch

Felt directly on your wrist. It doesn't arrive as a sound, so it never reaches the filter that's been throwing the alarm away.

A dedicated alarm band worn on the wrist

Made For ADHD Brains

Sleeping through an alarm isn't laziness. It's a filter doing exactly the job it was built to do, at the one time of day it isn't wanted. Quake goes around it instead of shouting louder.

Quake band with 14-day battery callout

Up To 14-Day Battery

Charge it once and forget it for around two weeks — then a quick top-up over USB when it's time.

Quake activity tracking display

More than an alarm

  • Counts your steps and daily activity
  • Estimates calories as you move
  • Tracks your sleep through the night
  • Doubles as a digital watch — all on the band, no app

FAQ

Questions?

I sleep through every alarm. Will this actually wake me?
You're not sleeping through your alarm because you can't hear it. The sound gets in, it gets processed, and a filter sorts it as background before you ever get a say in it. Quake reaches you a different way: a pulse on your wrist. Touch doesn't arrive as a sound, so it never reaches that filter at all. If it doesn't wake you within 100 days, send it back for a refund.
How is this different from just a louder alarm?
Louder doesn't fix it. Thirty alarms across an hour is still thirty sounds, and every one of them gets sorted the same way as the first. Quake doesn't compete on volume — it's touch instead of sound, which is the one channel that filter was never built to handle. It's built for one job: getting you up.
I turn my alarm off in my sleep and don't remember doing it. Does that change anything?
No. That's the same thing happening — you were awake enough to reach out, but the sound never got through to the part of you that decides what matters, so nothing about it stuck. A pulse on the wrist isn't reaching you the same way, which is the whole reason it works when the clock across the room doesn't.
Does it need my phone or an app?
No. Quake is fully standalone. You set your alarms with the button on the band itself — no app, no Bluetooth, no phone on the nightstand.
What makes this different from any band that vibrates?
Most of them just run a motor on a timer. Before Quake launched, the band was put in front of a panel of adults with ADHD who tested pulse rhythms until they found the one that actually woke them. That rhythm is what's in the band you'll get.
How long does the battery last, and how do I charge it?
Up to 14 days on a single charge. When it's time, the display module detaches and plugs straight into any USB port — no cable or adapter needed.
Is it waterproof?
It's splash- and sweat-resistant for everyday wear — fine for hand-washing, rain and workouts. We don't recommend fully submerging it or wearing it to swim.
What else can it do besides wake me up?
It tracks your steps, calories, activity and sleep right on the band, and doubles as a digital watch. All of it lives on the device itself.

Verified buyers

Rated 4.8/5 by real sleepers

★★★★★

"For the first time I actually wake up. I feel it on my wrist instead of sleeping straight through it like every alarm before."

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Maria K.
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★★★★★

"Loud alarms never worked — my brain just tuned them out. This is completely different. I feel it and I'm up."

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James T.
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★★★★★

"I was on a final warning at work for being late. Six weeks in and I haven't had a single one since."

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Daniel R.
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★★★★★

"I used to lie awake half the night worrying I'd sleep through it. That stopped almost straight away."

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Sofia L.
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★★★★☆

"Comfy to sleep in and it does the job. Took me a couple of mornings to trust it, then it just worked."

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Aaron P.
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★★★★★

"Nothing else got me up. This finally did. Wish I'd found it years ago."

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Nadia H.
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