Why You'll Love It

Snoring is the one sleep problem you never hear yourself — the person next to you does. This smart anti-snore chin device skips the mask, the mouthpiece and the strips you keep forgetting to buy: put it on, press one button, and in AUTO mode its built-in sensors detect snoring and respond with gentle EMS pulses at the jaw, all night, on their own.

• Nothing in your mouth — designed for extraoral use: it sits under the chin, no mask or mouthpiece.
• Starts soft, your pace — 5 intensity levels beginning gentle; a short press changes the level and the indicator shows where you are.
• A week between charges — built-in rechargeable battery with USB-C charging; one charge lasts up to 7 nights.
• Stays in place all night — a lightweight pod held under the chin by a soft, adjustable cord that loops behind your head, for side or back sleepers.

How to Use

1. Place the device under your chin and adjust the cord behind your head.
2. Hold the button for 3 seconds to start — AUTO mode takes over from there.
3. Short press to switch between the 5 intensity levels until it feels right.
4. Recharge with the included USB-C cable when needed.

Who It's For

• Couples where one person's snoring keeps the other awake
• Anyone who has tried mouthpieces or masks and couldn't sleep in them
• Travelers — compact, no charging cable needed overnight, with a charge that lasts the trip

What Makes It Work

• AUTO work mode: snore detection with EMS pulse response
• 5 intensity levels · one-button control (hold 3 s to start, short press to switch)
• Built-in rechargeable battery · USB-C charging
• Adjustable cord that loops behind the head
• What's included: 1 smart anti-snore chin device with adjustable cord, 1 USB-C charging cable, user manual, plus FREE The Quiet Night Guide (PDF, delivered by email)

Will the pulses feel uncomfortable?

It starts at its gentlest level, and going higher is always your choice — five steps, one short press each. If you're sensitive, simply stay on level one; the gear indicator shows exactly where you are. Give it a few nights to get used to — most people need a short adjustment period with anything new at bedtime. Your free guide walks you through the first 7 nights.

Not a medical device. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any condition, including snoring disorders or sleep apnea. Do not use if you have a pacemaker or other implanted electronic device, are pregnant, or have epilepsy or a heart condition, unless your doctor approves.