I just bought these a few days ago. I have had trouble sleeping because of Tinnitus. I had been using a sound machine. The Bose Sleepbuds work great for me. I have been sleeping better and they do a good job of masking the Tinnitus. They stay in all night which is great as I am a side sleeper. Expensive for sure but worth it to me.
These are no good for me, they are only just comfortable, I find they start to get a little uncomfortable at about 7hrs, I find the music does not block out close neighbourhood noise or highway noise and can sometimes keep me more awake. I may as well just set an external alarm because I would still hear it with the earbuds in anyway. Pointless, very expensive purchase for me! 🫤
You will never be sorry. Best sleep of my life. One tip I can give you, they were uncomfortable for the first few nights. Probably because they were new to my ears. There was some pain but not horrible. Oddly I found using the largest tip solved the problem by keeping them just slightly less in my ear canal. They still didn't fall out and blocked noise wonderfully. Just hang in there for the first few days and stick with it until your ears adjust. They are indispensable! My sleep has transformed. You may not have any first discomfort but I want to tell everyone because they are worth it. Thanks for reading! 💤 😴
as a person who has constant insomnia these buds feel like 4000$ buds. they really make my nightmares and sleeping experience better. i have also tried the zenbuds but i returned them. they didnt really help the same as the sleepbuds.
Perfect review as always! Not my cup of tea at this price point! Canadian dollar man here! It would be nice to see other designers tackle this market! Keep the faith my friend! Cheers… Keith
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As always the perfect review. I want these to take with me when I travel abroad and stay in a Hotel. Because as you all may know, Hotel's can be pretty noisy at night when guests come back late drunk.
I've struggled getting to sleep (and staying asleep) for years. My Sleepbuds II arrived yesterday, and I used them for the first time last night. I had the best sleep in months, and didn't wake up once. It's early days (nights?) but I'm feeling very hopeful!
No, no, no.. these are a waste of money. I was using gel ear plugs to sleep for the last few years and bought these on the basis of reviews. Firstly, they do not drown out noise unless you increase the volume of the white noise they create, which will wake you when you fall asleep. The white noise 'will' help with helping you fall asleep, as you can put a timer on this, but the discomfort of wearing them will wake you up when you roll over in bed. I have used cheap earbuds and the Calm app with white noise and while it wasn't perfect, it was as good as using these. Completely overpriced based on their purpose. I'd definitely call them a 'do not buy'.
Great feedback for a type of product not frequently reviewed. Thank you. I'll keep my wax earplugs for now, but would be interested in a noise-cancelling device though.
I guess you could consider that a cheap alternative solution (and who knows, maybe some people would prefer it). But it's not the same experience as having the ambient noise directly in your ears. Nor would you have features like the alarm, and I think comfort would play a big part too!
I own both the Quieton's 3.1 as well as the Bose sleepbuds. I am a real consumer - this is not some fake review. At the beginning, the Quieton noise cancelling feature worked really well. The Quieton's are not as comfortable as Bose, but I forced myself to get used to them. Four months after I purchased the Quieton's, the sound cancelling feature stopped working making the product useless. After a long six week waiting period, Quieton replaced the earbuds. Guess what, four months later, the same thing happened the noise cancelling failed. Changing the foam earpieces did not do anything. Quieton refused to do anything saying their liability is limited to the cost of the earbuds. I was entitled to just this one replacement and they were not standing by their product. Tough luck. $300 out the window. Don't deal with this company. They have a problem with their product and they refuse to own up to it. Bose is now out of the business, but at least were great to deal with.
I have the hardest time falling asleep and a sleep mask really helped me.. but I can't imagine sleeping in these, to make it worse they cost $400 in my country and have ZERO resale interest. That would make it a very-very-very expensive trial. =(
That sounds pricey! Is the 90-day trial not available to you though? Or do you still think $400 is too much to shell out (whether they go back or not)?
@@insidetechltd no 90 day, in fact don't think they let you trial at all (14 days maybe by law, but it might be hard to return). If it really does work $400 is well worth it! =D
well i was thinking about it but 300$ for earing rain it's not a good deal...it's a shame tho... If i could do something else with it like listening music I would buy them right now.
I have these and love them. They mute smoring sounds nicely. I can faintly hear snoring if I happen to be awake but if I am asleep, the snoring no longer wakes me up. On the other hand, these block sounds from outside the room completely so if someone comes in the house for example, I won’t hear a thing so something to keep in mind. The sounds do not sound very realistic but they allow me to sleep which really is the point, isn’t it?
I heard it because it didn't have good feedback. The production of this device has been stopped? Also, can you tell me how this device is different from normal soundproof phones?
Perhaps the first gen - those had the production stopped after negative feedback and these are the improved version. I'm not sure what you mean by 'normal' ones but these play white noise to help you sleep
I’m sorry but I’m used to having no noise when I sleep. I don’t live in a large city and I understand if you have constant noise around you having this product might be nice but I’m bothered by a clock that goes tick tick tick at night and pull out the battery I don’t think this is the product for me. Plus my ears, both my sharp hearing and very sensitive inners would be additional problems
@@tareq5853 personally I don’t think they’re worth $250. Overall they do the job but for my situation there’s some things I don’t like. For example, the ear tips. The mediums are too small to where they fall out at some point during the night. The large one are too big, when I make up in the morning my ears are sore. To correct this, I bought a new pillow that has holes in it for my ears and this has improved things. Like I mentioned before, I don’t think they’re worth $250. Luckily I got them brand new from someone off of Facebook marketplace for $120 so I don’t feel guilty purchasing them. If you went all in, with the pillow that has holes in it, I think you’d have a good experience.
Loved this review! Thinking about buying these, but have one question: If you set them to auto power off, will the alarm still play? I want to play sounds for about 2 hours or so, then turn off after I have fallen into a good sleep, but I want them to turn on again to play an alarm in the morning. Can they do this? Thanks!
Anyone try these against vibrational noise? I live in an apartment where there is little soundproofing between me and the upstairs apartment. Earplugs and white noise block out things like voices and television but its the footsteps particularly of their kid that comes through and wakes me up.
I use amazfit zenbuds (which as far as I understand are the same thing but cheaper) and they work great for that, even if I hear my heavy footed upstair neighbor it's just one of the sound between the creak and birds in the buds ;)) plus they are also really good plugs. Even with sound off.
Why does my left looses connection to my phone maybe like 2 -4 hrs into my sleep i have the same problem with zenbuds but all other Bluetooth headset stay connected seems only sleeping buds
I have small ears so I'm afraid they won't fit or that they could hurt. I'm asking anyone who tried this if the problem I described is real or if they are really comfortable for every ear.
These days people making videos for amazon reviews.. i get it, i know why amazon is building a trust system, but i dont understand how people becomming review robots.
Hi there! I am very interested in trying these buds but I am worried the noise-canceling won't be as good? I am not quite interested in sounds in the library but just cancelling noise (my partner's snoring, so very close and not a neighbour upstairs). Is it as good as Bose's regular headphone's noise-cancelling? Or do you actually need to play something not to hear what's around you? Seems like comfort wouldn't be an issue :-) Thanks so much!
Overall I like it. The most annoying part is that changing volume that I can’t just click the side buttons on my phone instead have to go through the work of going in the app, quite annoying to do when you are half asleep.
I sleep with custom made plugs. Took a while to get used to, however it blocks all unwanted low decibel sounds. Louder noises just get muffled so is less likely to startle you (dog barks or fireworks for example). When in need of masking, I can turn on my Anker Wakey in combination with these plugs, and my Watch SE will wake me up on alarm/phonecall. Pretty happy with my current setup, so I won’t be considering the Sleepbuds 2. Maybe the Sleepbuds 3 can change that...?
I’ve got these and love them as I like white noise, definitely sleep better and don’t hear my hubby snoring however he’s not a loud snorer , if I wake I focus on the crashing waves ( my fave ) and soon go back to sleep
Does the lid on your case wiggle at all? Like is there some play in the sliding mechanism if you grab the lid and kind of jiggle it from side to side? Mine seems to have some play and I'm wondering if this is normal or if I have a faulty unit.
A tiny amount yes - but that's normal. It needs to have a little play so that the mechanism is smooth, otherwise it would be too tight. Grabbing the case and shaking it (lid open) you can hear it rattle a bit - but not a large amount, it seems normal
I am living in a studenthouse with absolutaly 0 noise isolation in the building. One of the people living has a high pitch laugh and voice and slams doors troughout the night. Do you recommand this product for this problem? Does it mask this kind of noises?
These are noise-masking, not noise cancelling. So they will block out noise depending on the volume you listen to the ambient sounds. So you need to be the sort of person who can fall asleep listening to ambient noises, because if you don't play any sounds then the earbuds probably won't block out much of the noise you describe. I think they would block out the noise you described at reasonable volume levels though!
@@dvk751 hello, how have you successed with the sleepbuds to fight the night noise? Did you find them to be useful enough to allow you sleep all night long without being interrupted?
It would be a (no fair) comparison if it’s comparing with the bose quietcomfort earbuds but, if the noise cancelling was a priority to block out all sounds would it be better to go with the sleepbuds that focusses in sleeping or the quietcomfort bose earbuds? And by any chance, is the quietcomfort bpse earbuds comfortable to wear?
100% Bose QuietComfort earbuds. They have active noise cancelling. The Sleepbuds do not. So it’s an easy choice. As for comfort, the QuietComfort earbuds are not quite as comfortable as the Sleepbuds, and you definitely couldn’t sleep with them. But they are comfortable enough to wear during the day for a few hours at a time
I think as far as comfort goes it would be such a huge difference. Bluetooth earbuds are generally larger than wire earbuds and I've used wired earbuds to sleep almost every night, and that's only because I got used to it and learn to position my pillow so the buds dont squeeze and hurt my ear. So something like quite comfort definitely isnt viable if you sleep on your side even ocassionally through the night because firstly you will have that rubbing noise when it runs on your pillow, this is not to be confused with the sound when your ears and face runs on the pillow. The sleepbuds are way more slim and comfortable. I honestly feel the main reason they couldnt just make it into normal bluetooth earbuds is because they couldnt make it that slim while having all those normal earbuds features and longer battery life. If there were a premium earbuds with a design as slim as this I wouldnt mind paying premium price for it. So when it really comes down to it, comfort is not even a question unless you just so happen to have an ear profile that coildnt quite get the right fit even with the 3 sizes. Anyway it's best to consider the sound, because I think the 2nd main value to it is the sound. I think it's really well designed for sleeping, really impressed with it, but then again it could be a preference thing, some people prefer some calming music, some people prefer natural nature sound. The sounds in these sleepbuds are more about creating white noise to help you sleep. You can listen to other ambient sounds online and then compare it with the samples from bose and you'll get what I mean.
I can't speak for you personally, but this is exactly the type of thing the earbuds were designed for - so I think they will be good 👍🏼 As long as you listen to the ambient sounds at a high enough volume, then they will drown out someone snoring. Remember these are noise masking, not noise cancelling
just wondering if i choose to not play any of these sounds, does it still work or it will be just like you put on silicon earplugs? does the sleepbuds do noise cancellation without playing any sound?
The whole point is to train your brain that when you put them in and hear your "sound" your brain goes to sleep. Believe me, they work! At first I was annoyed that I couldn't listen to my own music but now I'm really glad. Because I'm not distracted while wearing them to watch TH-cam videos and movies and stay awake. They do what they were intended. Solve insomnia. That's priceless.
I have had the Amazfit ZenBuds for more than six months now. They cost $69 and do everything these Bose ones do. The ZenBuds also do sleep tracking. My only complain is that they are so comfortable, sometimes I forget to take them out in the morning.
$69? do share where you can buy for $69. they are cheaper than Bose but still expensive for both. I have the Sleep buds and 1 of the earbuds fails to connect to the app 14 months on. I just got off a call with Bose support and they are happy to replace free of charge. Free trial and great after sales support from Bose.
Disappointing that Bose have not made a noise cancelling option with the same design. They make good noise cancelling otherwise. Definately not buying as long as the noise masking sounds are the method.
@@insidetechltd Yes, probably. But swishy noises are among the worst for keeping me awake, so the masking method is not an option ;-) But, a great review! A good and thorough review that prevented me from buying something that I was going to buy, but that I now know will be a waste of money (for me). Thanks!
They said it was a safety issue. Such as they should muffle some noises but not such things as you smoke alarm or security alarm. Some noises you should hear while sleeping. Makes sense. Honestly they have transformed my sleep. Solved my insomnia and that's priceless. They block a lot of sound actually. Any sound loud enough to wake me up through them is usually very loud. Love the built in alarm that only I can hear.
I think the safety issue is a completely valid point - but I also think they would an offer an ANC option if it was possible to maintain the small design. Still, I know the current Sleepbuds II are ideal as they are for some people!
@@insidetechltd so they are shit 250$ Without noisy cancelation Without playing your own music Without TH-cam Without calling Even you must play app music to avoid other voices, so I wasting my money for Thoses peace of shit, instead I go buy cheap for music and turn on natural sound .
@@insidetechltd I got bose 2 yesterday after I pay 250$ I had to try sleeping with bose 2 First I hear everything Second it's fallen when I sleep Third quality of natural music inside app its shit really its wav not mp 3 This bose Maxmium price deserves 40$ Guyes I swear it's nothing it's wasting money.
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I just bought these a few days ago. I have had trouble sleeping because of Tinnitus. I had been using a sound machine. The Bose Sleepbuds work great for me. I have been sleeping better and they do a good job of masking the Tinnitus. They stay in all night which is great as I am a side sleeper. Expensive for sure but worth it to me.
Awesome, glad to hear they work for you!
I also have tinnitus, what sounds do you use??
These are no good for me, they are only just comfortable, I find they start to get a little uncomfortable at about 7hrs, I find the music does not block out close neighbourhood noise or highway noise and can sometimes keep me more awake. I may as well just set an external alarm because I would still hear it with the earbuds in anyway. Pointless, very expensive purchase for me! 🫤
Best most soothing and detailed review of this product I've watched thus far. Thank you.
Thank you!
Bose should hire him to read books designed to let you drift off to sleep...
i can't wait to get these, my order is processed. and i HATE neigbors, the fekking worst 👍
Haha, good luck with the neighbours!
You will never be sorry. Best sleep of my life. One tip I can give you, they were uncomfortable for the first few nights. Probably because they were new to my ears. There was some pain but not horrible. Oddly I found using the largest tip solved the problem by keeping them just slightly less in my ear canal. They still didn't fall out and blocked noise wonderfully. Just hang in there for the first few days and stick with it until your ears adjust. They are indispensable! My sleep has transformed. You may not have any first discomfort but I want to tell everyone because they are worth it. Thanks for reading! 💤 😴
Thanks for sharing Sarah! Great to hear such detailed feedback!
I feel you .. neighbours with kids are the worst
as a person who has constant insomnia these buds feel like 4000$ buds. they really make my nightmares and sleeping experience better. i have also tried the zenbuds but i returned them. they didnt really help the same as the sleepbuds.
Awesome, really glad to hear they work for you 👌🏼
Was it the sound library that helped or the physical fitting of it?
Perfect review as always! Not my cup of tea at this price point! Canadian dollar man here! It would be nice to see other designers tackle this market! Keep the faith my friend! Cheers… Keith
You're too kind, Keith. Thanks for the continued support!
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As always the perfect review. I want these to take with me when I travel abroad and stay in a Hotel. Because as you all may know, Hotel's can be pretty noisy at night when guests come back late drunk.
That's very kind, thanks a lot! 🙌🏼
I've struggled getting to sleep (and staying asleep) for years. My Sleepbuds II arrived yesterday, and I used them for the first time last night. I had the best sleep in months, and didn't wake up once. It's early days (nights?) but I'm feeling very hopeful!
That's awesome! A solid night's sleep really can be priceless. I hope they continue to give you many more peaceful nights!
Bought these two days ago. Love Starboard, reminds me of my deep sleeps on cruise ships.
No, no, no.. these are a waste of money. I was using gel ear plugs to sleep for the last few years and bought these on the basis of reviews. Firstly, they do not drown out noise unless you increase the volume of the white noise they create, which will wake you when you fall asleep. The white noise 'will' help with helping you fall asleep, as you can put a timer on this, but the discomfort of wearing them will wake you up when you roll over in bed. I have used cheap earbuds and the Calm app with white noise and while it wasn't perfect, it was as good as using these. Completely overpriced based on their purpose. I'd definitely call them a 'do not buy'.
Fair enough! Thanks for sharing your experience!
Great feedback for a type of product not frequently reviewed. Thank you. I'll keep my wax earplugs for now, but would be interested in a noise-cancelling device though.
Thank you. I thought it was interesting - don't see too many units like this. Thanks for watching!
yes- I just want noise cancelling--no other noises needed
@@lisajouet4943 Agreed!
I'm wondering if these would be a better option than a good quality foam earplug and a white noise machine such as the lectrofan in the background 🤔
I guess you could consider that a cheap alternative solution (and who knows, maybe some people would prefer it). But it's not the same experience as having the ambient noise directly in your ears. Nor would you have features like the alarm, and I think comfort would play a big part too!
High quality review as always👌🏾
Thank you!
I hate all kind of noise, including white noise....I just wish they have their Bose active noise cancelling feature on the sleepbuds....
Hopefully next generation! 💪🏼
You should look into quieton 3. I believe they block out all noise and don’t play any sounds.
I own both the Quieton's 3.1 as well as the Bose sleepbuds. I am a real consumer - this is not some fake review. At the beginning, the Quieton noise cancelling feature worked really well. The Quieton's are not as comfortable as Bose, but I forced myself to get used to them. Four months after I purchased the Quieton's, the sound cancelling feature stopped working making the product useless. After a long six week waiting period, Quieton replaced the earbuds. Guess what, four months later, the same thing happened the noise cancelling failed. Changing the foam earpieces did not do anything. Quieton refused to do anything saying their liability is limited to the cost of the earbuds. I was entitled to just this one replacement and they were not standing by their product. Tough luck. $300 out the window.
Don't deal with this company. They have a problem with their product and they refuse to own up to it. Bose is now out of the business, but at least were great to deal with.
I have the hardest time falling asleep and a sleep mask really helped me.. but I can't imagine sleeping in these, to make it worse they cost $400 in my country and have ZERO resale interest. That would make it a very-very-very expensive trial. =(
That sounds pricey! Is the 90-day trial not available to you though? Or do you still think $400 is too much to shell out (whether they go back or not)?
@@insidetechltd no 90 day, in fact don't think they let you trial at all (14 days maybe by law, but it might be hard to return). If it really does work $400 is well worth it! =D
I've bought them and I'm really sorry I did. 'They don't do 'what it says on the tin'.
well i was thinking about it but 300$ for earing rain it's not a good deal...it's a shame tho... If i could do something else with it like listening music I would buy them right now.
One day we'll get it 🤞🏼
Cannot buy these anymore in India. Out of Stock
Maybe they will be launching the Sleepbuds 3 this year.
I have these and love them. They mute smoring sounds nicely. I can faintly hear snoring if I happen to be awake but if I am asleep, the snoring no longer wakes me up. On the other hand, these block sounds from outside the room completely so if someone comes in the house for example, I won’t hear a thing so something to keep in mind. The sounds do not sound very realistic but they allow me to sleep which really is the point, isn’t it?
Exactly that! If they fulfil the purpose you bought them for, that's all that matters!
Anyone complaining about $250 for these probably don't really need them.. these things are just incredible.. barely feel them in my ears.
I'd echo that ^ These are designed to solve a specific problem, and if they do that, they justify the price!
I like when you compare the sound quality to Airpod Pro and Jabra 75,85, or 7.
Most will crush the AirPods 😂, but is nice to have a reference.
I know many earbuds beat AirPods haha. But it's a good benchmark because lots of people know that sound!
Warm Static and these earbuds have changed my life for the better :)
Glad to hear it!
I heard it because it didn't have good feedback. The production of this device has been stopped? Also, can you tell me how this device is different from normal soundproof phones?
Perhaps the first gen - those had the production stopped after negative feedback and these are the improved version.
I'm not sure what you mean by 'normal' ones but these play white noise to help you sleep
I’m sorry but I’m used to having no noise when I sleep. I don’t live in a large city and I understand if you have constant noise around you having this product might be nice but I’m bothered by a clock that goes tick tick tick at night and pull out the battery I don’t think this is the product for me. Plus my ears, both my sharp hearing and very sensitive inners would be additional problems
I bought And in the meantime I find that hearing a pleasant noise is still hearing noise.
mate, these are the best things since sliced bread,im a very light sleeper had my buds a week and zzzzzzzzzzzz so good ,bloody love them.
Glad you like them!
Just got these today. So excited to try them tonight!
Awesome, I hope you enjoy them!
Could you share your experience please?
@@tareq5853 personally I don’t think they’re worth $250. Overall they do the job but for my situation there’s some things I don’t like. For example, the ear tips. The mediums are too small to where they fall out at some point during the night. The large one are too big, when I make up in the morning my ears are sore. To correct this, I bought a new pillow that has holes in it for my ears and this has improved things.
Like I mentioned before, I don’t think they’re worth $250. Luckily I got them brand new from someone off of Facebook marketplace for $120 so I don’t feel guilty purchasing them. If you went all in, with the pillow that has holes in it, I think you’d have a good experience.
This exclusive bose app playing is such a deal breaker...
I know 😕 I understand why they did it, but it is pretty restricting!
Thanks for the review, is the available for Android, what is the name
Yes it is available for android too! It's called the Bose Sleep app
Loved this review! Thinking about buying these, but have one question: If you set them to auto power off, will the alarm still play? I want to play sounds for about 2 hours or so, then turn off after I have fallen into a good sleep, but I want them to turn on again to play an alarm in the morning. Can they do this? Thanks!
Yes, that's how the alarm is supposed to work! Only for the 1st alarm though (if you set multiple)
Anyone try these against vibrational noise? I live in an apartment where there is little soundproofing between me and the upstairs apartment. Earplugs and white noise block out things like voices and television but its the footsteps particularly of their kid that comes through and wakes me up.
I use amazfit zenbuds (which as far as I understand are the same thing but cheaper) and they work great for that, even if I hear my heavy footed upstair neighbor it's just one of the sound between the creak and birds in the buds ;)) plus they are also really good plugs. Even with sound off.
A perfect review sir! Thank you. James
Thanks a lot, James!
Where can i buy them online?
International shipping please
I'm not sure where exactly these ship to, but best reach out to Bose directly to find out!
Why does my left looses connection to my phone maybe like 2 -4 hrs into my sleep i have the same problem with zenbuds but all other Bluetooth headset stay connected seems only sleeping buds
Try resetting the sleepbuds or contact Bose for the best support
Does it completely cut off loud noises like buses and trucks?
It really depends on how loud those noises are. I would say probably not completely, but much better than having nothing!
Thank you for this thorough review and you answered a lot of questions I had
Glad I could help!
Pls fix battery issue
I bought sleepbuds2
In 4months battery died can’t be charged
Terrible product
I can't fix the battery 😂 Reach out to Bose and they should help you!
I have small ears so I'm afraid they won't fit or that they could hurt. I'm asking anyone who tried this if the problem I described is real or if they are really comfortable for every ear.
These days people making videos for amazon reviews.. i get it, i know why amazon is building a trust system, but i dont understand how people becomming review robots.
Anyone can make a video review for either Amazon or TH-cam. I'm curious though, why do you ask? This particular video isn't an Amazon review video...
The noise "masking" feature, is that helpful to kill unwanted noise if I dont engage sounds?
No, you need to play sounds to mask other noises in your environment
Hi there! I am very interested in trying these buds but I am worried the noise-canceling won't be as good? I am not quite interested in sounds in the library but just cancelling noise (my partner's snoring, so very close and not a neighbour upstairs). Is it as good as Bose's regular headphone's noise-cancelling? Or do you actually need to play something not to hear what's around you? Seems like comfort wouldn't be an issue :-) Thanks so much!
There is no noise cancelling at all. So you have to play something else to drown out the outside noise!
Overall I like it.
The most annoying part is that changing volume that I can’t just click the side buttons on my phone instead have to go through the work of going in the app, quite annoying to do when you are half asleep.
Ah that is annoying 😓
I sleep with custom made plugs. Took a while to get used to, however it blocks all unwanted low decibel sounds. Louder noises just get muffled so is less likely to startle you (dog barks or fireworks for example). When in need of masking, I can turn on my Anker Wakey in combination with these plugs, and my Watch SE will wake me up on alarm/phonecall. Pretty happy with my current setup, so I won’t be considering the Sleepbuds 2. Maybe the Sleepbuds 3 can change that...?
Custom made as in you got injections? Whats the hardware though?
Nice setup!
Sound library changed my mind instantly. This WILL help me sleep, indeed.
I hope so!
I’ve got these and love them as I like white noise, definitely sleep better and don’t hear my hubby snoring however he’s not a loud snorer , if I wake I focus on the crashing waves ( my fave ) and soon go back to sleep
Nice 👌🏼
Does the lid on your case wiggle at all? Like is there some play in the sliding mechanism if you grab the lid and kind of jiggle it from side to side? Mine seems to have some play and I'm wondering if this is normal or if I have a faulty unit.
A tiny amount yes - but that's normal. It needs to have a little play so that the mechanism is smooth, otherwise it would be too tight. Grabbing the case and shaking it (lid open) you can hear it rattle a bit - but not a large amount, it seems normal
Thank you 💗😊
Thanks for watching!
I am living in a studenthouse with absolutaly 0 noise isolation in the building. One of the people living has a high pitch laugh and voice and slams doors troughout the night. Do you recommand this product for this problem? Does it mask this kind of noises?
These are noise-masking, not noise cancelling. So they will block out noise depending on the volume you listen to the ambient sounds. So you need to be the sort of person who can fall asleep listening to ambient noises, because if you don't play any sounds then the earbuds probably won't block out much of the noise you describe.
I think they would block out the noise you described at reasonable volume levels though!
@@insidetechltd thank you, I am going to give it a try :)
@@dvk751 hello, how have you successed with the sleepbuds to fight the night noise? Did you find them to be useful enough to allow you sleep all night long without being interrupted?
Am I the only one who is getting scared for most of these sounds?
Ah i'm sorry to hear that!
I have trouble getting to sleep. I’ve had these for 1 week and they have made a huge difference.
Nice 👌🏼
Is there much volume leakage to these buds? ie will my partner hear any noise?
No, not much at all. It does depend on the volume level (of course), but they're really quiet externally I found
If they make these with podcast streaming ill buy em. Not like they are now
I think lots of people would agree!
It would be a (no fair) comparison if it’s comparing with the bose quietcomfort earbuds but, if the noise cancelling was a priority to block out all sounds would it be better to go with the sleepbuds that focusses in sleeping or the quietcomfort bose earbuds? And by any chance, is the quietcomfort bpse earbuds comfortable to wear?
100% Bose QuietComfort earbuds. They have active noise cancelling. The Sleepbuds do not. So it’s an easy choice.
As for comfort, the QuietComfort earbuds are not quite as comfortable as the Sleepbuds, and you definitely couldn’t sleep with them. But they are comfortable enough to wear during the day for a few hours at a time
I think as far as comfort goes it would be such a huge difference. Bluetooth earbuds are generally larger than wire earbuds and I've used wired earbuds to sleep almost every night, and that's only because I got used to it and learn to position my pillow so the buds dont squeeze and hurt my ear. So something like quite comfort definitely isnt viable if you sleep on your side even ocassionally through the night because firstly you will have that rubbing noise when it runs on your pillow, this is not to be confused with the sound when your ears and face runs on the pillow. The sleepbuds are way more slim and comfortable. I honestly feel the main reason they couldnt just make it into normal bluetooth earbuds is because they couldnt make it that slim while having all those normal earbuds features and longer battery life. If there were a premium earbuds with a design as slim as this I wouldnt mind paying premium price for it.
So when it really comes down to it, comfort is not even a question unless you just so happen to have an ear profile that coildnt quite get the right fit even with the 3 sizes. Anyway it's best to consider the sound, because I think the 2nd main value to it is the sound. I think it's really well designed for sleeping, really impressed with it, but then again it could be a preference thing, some people prefer some calming music, some people prefer natural nature sound. The sounds in these sleepbuds are more about creating white noise to help you sleep. You can listen to other ambient sounds online and then compare it with the samples from bose and you'll get what I mean.
My partner snores, will this earbuds cover this sound? How well they mask the snore sound?
I can't speak for you personally, but this is exactly the type of thing the earbuds were designed for - so I think they will be good 👍🏼 As long as you listen to the ambient sounds at a high enough volume, then they will drown out someone snoring. Remember these are noise masking, not noise cancelling
@@insidetechltd thank you for the reply
Did you have any issues waiting on the first charge as soon as you opened the product?
I don’t think so. But it’s normal that the first charge can take considerably longer than most other times
just wondering if i choose to not play any of these sounds, does it
still work or it will be just like you put on silicon earplugs? does
the sleepbuds do noise cancellation without playing any sound?
No, these do not have noise cancellation - so it will be similar to wearing ear plugs if you don't play sound
@@insidetechltd awww ok i just dont want to hear anything when i sleep. I hope they can make one just does noise cancellation.
Yeah me too 🙏🏼
We have to understand, that you pay for the name. BOSE!!!
I think that’s part of it!
Wait. It can’t listen other audio like your own music and broadcast??
No, sadly not!
The whole point is to train your brain that when you put them in and hear your "sound" your brain goes to sleep. Believe me, they work! At first I was annoyed that I couldn't listen to my own music but now I'm really glad. Because I'm not distracted while wearing them to watch TH-cam videos and movies and stay awake. They do what they were intended. Solve insomnia. That's priceless.
I have had the Amazfit ZenBuds for more than six months now. They cost $69 and do everything these Bose ones do. The ZenBuds also do sleep tracking. My only complain is that they are so comfortable, sometimes I forget to take them out in the morning.
Nice! They look like they're worth checking out 💯
$69? do share where you can buy for $69. they are cheaper than Bose but still expensive for both. I have the Sleep buds and 1 of the earbuds fails to connect to the app 14 months on. I just got off a call with Bose support and they are happy to replace free of charge. Free trial and great after sales support from Bose.
@@simonjarvis4892 Bought them as part of the original crowdfunding.
@@saxphile 149 now. They have really bad reviews
Disappointing that Bose have not made a noise cancelling option with the same design. They make good noise cancelling otherwise. Definately not buying as long as the noise masking sounds are the method.
I expect this would compromise the small/comfortable design and would require a much bigger earbud
@@insidetechltd Yes, probably. But swishy noises are among the worst for keeping me awake, so the masking method is not an option ;-) But, a great review! A good and thorough review that prevented me from buying something that I was going to buy, but that I now know will be a waste of money (for me). Thanks!
Yeah, fair enough! And you’re welcome! I’m here to help you ‘not to buy’ just as much as to buy 😄
They said it was a safety issue. Such as they should muffle some noises but not such things as you smoke alarm or security alarm. Some noises you should hear while sleeping. Makes sense.
Honestly they have transformed my sleep. Solved my insomnia and that's priceless. They block a lot of sound actually. Any sound loud enough to wake me up through them is usually very loud. Love the built in alarm that only I can hear.
I think the safety issue is a completely valid point - but I also think they would an offer an ANC option if it was possible to maintain the small design.
Still, I know the current Sleepbuds II are ideal as they are for some people!
Are these noise canceling?
No
Hi dear I will buy these but do you think I will not hear nothing when I sleep?
No, they don't block out all noise. Plus you'll also hear whatever sounds you play from the sleep app, of course
@@insidetechltd so they are shit
250$
Without noisy cancelation
Without playing your own music
Without TH-cam
Without calling
Even you must play app music to avoid other voices, so I wasting my money for Thoses peace of shit, instead I go buy cheap for music and turn on natural sound
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If you can find a better quality pair that are comfortable to sleep with (and that's key) then that's great!
@@insidetechltd I got bose 2 yesterday
after I pay 250$
I had to try sleeping with bose 2
First I hear everything
Second it's fallen when I sleep
Third quality of natural music inside app its shit really its wav not mp 3
This bose Maxmium price deserves 40$
Guyes I swear it's nothing it's wasting money.
@@insidetechltd after 2 weeks charging right buds not working and I will refund this stupid product
Terrible review you never even talked about how well the cancel noise to sleep.
That's because they don't cancel noise. I did talk about that!