I review the Ozlo Sleepbuds in depth, test their noise masking, and compare them to other headphones such as the Soundcore Sleep A20.
Please note that I have no relationship with Ozlo and I bought the Sleepbuds myself. I was not paid or sponsored in any way to do this review.
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0:00 Introduction
0:52 Parts and Sleepbuds close up
2:05 Battery life
3:16 App sleep sounds and features
5:42 Comfort
7:02 Noise masking test 1-3
9:34 Audio quality
10:30 Noise isolation
10:39 Bluetooth connectivity quirks
11:51 No sleep tracking yet?
12:33 Pros and cons
13:09 Verdict
ABOUT THIS VIDEO
The Ozlo Sleepbuds were designed (as the name suggests) specifically for sleep, and I've been testing them out in the last couple of months.
There are some similarities to the Soundcore Sleep A20, which I reviewed a few months ago, so I do compare them several times during the video.
They don't have active noise cancellation, and instead mask unwanted external noise with the sleep sounds on the app or your own audio. I did several tests to see how effectively they mask snoring and music from another room, and share the results in the video.
I also discuss how comfortable they are, and how they compare to other headphones on that point.
And for those who might be wondering about the connectivity, I do discuss that at length, as it's one of my main criticisms. You really need to understand how the Ozlo work before deciding to get them, as the Bluetooth connectivity is different from other headphones I've used, and a bit frustrating at times.
If you want to get them, look up the Ozlo website online. They were being sold on Amazon for a while, but they weren't available there last time I checked. It might be worth checking though in case they reappear there.