Not sure which one to pick? We’ve reviewed all them based on comfort and ‘wakeability’ to help you out.īefore we dive head-first into those iPhone alarms – have a look at the iPhone in your hand.

If you don’t want to sacrifice your favourite song, stick to the standard iPhone alarms instead. Having it as an alarm will ruin it – yes, we’re speaking from experience. You can use any song from your Music Library as an alarm but be warned – don’t use your favourite song. You obviously want them to pull out of your sleepy state, but you don’t want them to stress you out. Speaking of alarms – they’re important too. Using it can help you get into a better bedtime routine and it tracks your sleep trends every night, too.

And that helps you to wake feeling well rested.įor Apple Watch users, watchOS 7 saw the arrival of the new Sleep app. It can also act as an alarm, waking you up at the best point in your sleep cycle. By measuring the quality of your sleep using sensitive sound sensors, it gives insights on what could be affecting your sleep. In fact, a recent survey found that 50% of the UK population felt their sleep was more disturbed than usual.įree iPhone apps like Sleep Cycle can help. Stretching out after a long, luscious lie-in is one of life’s greatest and rarest pleasures.īut it seems we’re getting less sleep than ever since the start of lockdown.

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