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Smart pillow Nitetronic F1

17.09.2023

The Nitetronic F1 smart pillow, presented by the German startup Ninetronic, has gone on sale. This innovative pillow combines water cooling and white noise technology to create the perfect sleeping environment. Plus, a graphene pillowcase is available for winter nights to provide extra warmth.

The device is divided into two parts: water and air. Filling the water part is simple and does not require the use of special liquids. The antibacterial pill included in the kit ensures the purity of the water in the pillow throughout the year.

The air part can be adjusted to your liking by adjusting the height and softness of the pillow. Each side has unique characteristics: the air side is soft and bouncy, while the water side creates a feeling of light cooling and floating above the bed.

The manufacturer claims to have paid special attention to head and neck support to ensure optimal sleep comfort and prevent problems with stiffness in the morning.

In addition, in collaboration with Open AI, the pillow has a built-in white noise generator that offers unique sound combinations for a more restful sleep. This generator creates soothing sounds, such as water flow, heartbeat or nature sounds, to help you relax and fall asleep faster.

In case of cold nights, it is possible to purchase a graphene pillowcase, which will ensure uniform and rapid heating of the pillow, creating a feeling of warmth and comfort.

The Nitetronic F1 project is available to order on Kickstarter starting at $79. For an additional $20, you can purchase a graphene pillowcase warmer for complete comfort on cold days and nights.

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