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Zora uses physical vibration directly against your wrist instead of a loud alarm across the room.

If you're used to waking up to sound, switching to vibration may take some adjustment. For some people it's just a few mornings; for others, getting comfortable with the new wake-up cue can take a week or two.

Our advice: Test Zora while you're awake first, then keep your usual alarm as a backup until you're confident in your new routine. Everyone responds differently, so no wrist alarm can guarantee waking every deep sleeper.

Zora's alarm creates a noticeable vibration at your wrist rather than a sudden loud sound.

How strongly you feel it depends on your sensitivity, how deeply you're sleeping, and how the band fits. Wear it comfortably snug so the vibration reaches your wrist directly.

We recommend testing an alarm before bedtime to see how it feels for you.

Each alarm can vibrate for up to 2 minutes. You can stop it early with a single button press.

Both the USB and magnetic charging editions support 3 independent alarms. You can set them at different times, so you have more than one scheduled wake-up reminder if you need it.

That's exactly the kind of situation Zora was designed for.

Instead of sending a loud alarm through the bedroom, Zora alerts you through vibration on your wrist. This makes it a less disruptive way to wake up when you and someone else have different schedules.

The vibration motor may produce a faint buzzing sound in a very quiet room, and everyone's sleep sensitivity is different. But there's no blaring phone alarm waking the whole room.

Zora weighs just 18g and features a soft, adjustable silicone band designed for lightweight overnight wear.

Keep it snug enough to stay in contact with your wrist, but not uncomfortably tight. If you don't normally wear anything to bed, give yourself a little time to get used to it.

No. Zora works independently.

You can set your alarms directly on the wristband, with no companion app, Bluetooth pairing, Wi-Fi connection, or phone required.

We recommend setting a test alarm while you're awake so you can get familiar with the controls before your first night.

Zora offers 14+ days of typical use, with up to 21 days of standby time. Actual battery life varies with usage.

USB Edition: Remove the tracker from its silicone band and plug the built-in USB connector into a compatible charging port. Check the orientation if charging doesn't begin.

Magnetic Edition: Attach the magnetic charging cable directly to the tracker without removing it from the band.

Zora has an IP65 water-resistance rating, providing protection against dust and water jets.

It can handle ordinary splashes, but it isn't designed for swimming, submersion, or prolonged exposure to water. We recommend removing it before showering, bathing, or swimming.

Make sure the charging contacts are dry before connecting it to power.

Yes. Zora comes with a 100-Day At-Home Trial, so you have time to try it in your own routine and get used to vibration-based waking.

If Zora isn't right for you, contact our support team during the trial period to request a return and refund.

For non-defective returns, return shipping costs are the customer's responsibility. If there's a product fault, contact us so we can help resolve the issue.

We usually dispatch orders within 24 hours.

After dispatch, shipping typically takes around 3–5 days. Occasionally, delivery may take up to approximately 8 days, depending on the destination and carrier conditions.

You'll receive tracking information once your order ships. Delivery times are estimates rather than guarantees.