Soundcore has shown the SleepLab Pro, a bedside device designed to track sleep without requiring a smartwatch, ring or earbuds. Its 60GHz mmWave radar monitors fine body movements, breathing and heart rate without contact, then tracks awake, light, deep and REM sleep stages and produces a Sleep Score.
The SleepLab Pro also functions as a sound machine and alarm clock. It has two 7.5W speakers, spatial audio and more than 180 sleep sounds, including white noise and ambient soundscapes. Its lighting and audio can guide pre-sleep breathing exercises, while its morning alarm uses a gradually brightening sunrise simulation.
Soundcore says the device can operate without keeping a phone beside the bed, and its core features do not require a subscription. The hardware includes an adjustable radar module intended to help position the sensor toward the sleeper.
The product expands Soundcore’s sleep-focused lineup in a different direction from the Soundcore Sleep Earbuds 4. Rather than making an in-ear device suitable for overnight wear, SleepLab Pro moves both sleep tracking and sound playback to the bedside.
A display at Soundcore’s IFA 2026 booth listed the SleepLab Pro at US$299. Soundcore had not confirmed final retail pricing across all markets, leaving regional availability and launch pricing as the main outstanding details.
