Sleep gear

We consulted five design experts and tested gear in a 250-square-foot apartment to find the best multifunctional decor to maximize space in a tiny bedroom.

After testing and researching dozens of bed frames, we found 9 stylish and high-quality models that should suit various decor styles.

A white noise machine can mask irritating noises that make it hard to sleep or difficult to focus. The LectroFan EVO is the most effective option for the price.

We found seven ultra-comfy women’s, men’s, and unisex robes in a wide variety of fabrics and styles.

Therabody’s $200 smart goggles offer relaxing kneading sensations and vibrations to help you wind down. But can they help you sleep?

You may already own a fitness tracker to monitor your exercise—but here’s how you can also use it to improve your sleep.

The Philips SmartSleep Wake-Up Light HF3520’s gradual rays of red-tinted light and tranquil sounds have woken me up for nearly three years.

This bra-shaped sleep mask is great for back-sleepers and people who don’t like fabric touching their eyes.

This travel pillow is so great you won’t even care if you look silly wearing it.

A comfortable, well-fitting sleep mask blocks disruptive light, which can help you fall asleep faster and stay asleep longer.

Our favorite jammies for kids come in fun prints and soft fabrics, and they hold up well through lots of wash and wear.

Hug Sleep’s Sleep Pods are stretchy, adult-size swaddles that promise to calm restless sleepers with deep touch pressure. Is it worth the squeeze?

Whether you’re stuck to your phone at night or having trouble silencing the day’s to-dos, here’s a handful of picks to help you get some rest.

A full night’s sleep sounds like a dream to parents with young kids. We’ve found that with the right tools, there’s hope that everyone gets a bit more shut-eye.

Sometimes you need a last-ditch trick to help you sleep. Here are the six simple practices our sleep writer uses when nothing else works.

We’ve tested over a dozen sunrise alarm clocks to find those with bright lights, soothing dawn and dusk simulations, and sleek designs.

Sleeping on a sofa bed doesn’t have to be a nightmare.

All of the sleep headphones we tested fell short in some way, but we still have three recommendations for different uses and budgets.

The brown noise settings on your machine or your white noise app can help drown out the sounds of the world (and your own thoughts).

Your pillowcase could be doing more harm than good to your hair. We tried 7 silk options with the goal of making every day a good hair day.

We found the best alarm clocks for all kinds of spaces, from analog and digital ones to smart alarms that gradually wake you up.

We’ve been testing (and retesting) slippers since 2014, and we feel confident that our picks are the coziest, comfiest, most durable pairs available.

After testing 19 meditation apps, we think Headspace best serves most people seeking a convenient way to practice mindfulness.

Our favorite women’s, men’s, and unisex pajamas—available in a range of styles and fabrics—are great for sleeping and comfy for lounging, and they make the perfect gift.

The Oura Ring is a wearable tracker that collects tons of data about your body and sleep. Here’s what you should know if you’re considering it.

The ChiliPad promises to cool down even the sweatiest sleepers. We were skeptical, but our tester found it a surprising solution for a better night’s sleep.

These three stylish and sturdy, yet inexpensive, platform bed frames offer great support for most foam and spring mattresses.

We researched 23 blackout shades and tested 12, and found that the Select Blinds Classic Cordless Blackout Shade is one of the best at blocking light.

We researched and tested dozens of bedroom lamps and found seven different styles we loved, in a range of prices, to suit any bedside table.

No one really enjoys waking up, but using smart-home devices can certainly help you rise, shine, and streamline your morning routine.

We spoke to five sleep experts and spent 35 hours on testing to find the best blackout curtains that look nice and block light for better sleep.

Snoring can be a sign of a serious health problem. But when it’s simply a disturbance, there are plenty of over-the-counter solutions. We tried six of them.

After more than a hundred hours of research, and over a month sleeping with eight sleep trackers, we think SleepScore and Sleep Cycle are the most helpful.

A $300 coat that you’ll wear only around the house is an absurd luxury—but when you’re never leaving the house anyway, it begins to make sense.

Several studies have touted the ability of sleep and fitness trackers to detect COVID-19 and other illnesses. But there are caveats.

One of our staffers was searching for a small guest bed that could be easily stored and instead found a multi-functional cot that goes above and beyond.