Bose Sleepbuds: Do They Work?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ต.ค. 2018
- I tried the bose wireless sleepbuds for a week. Do the Bose Noise Masking Sleepbuds work? Watch my Bose Sleepbuds Review to find out. To purchase Bose® - Noise-masking sleepbuds™ at BestBuy.com: cbi.as/a2jjr This video has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and Bose®. All opinions are mine alone. #sleepsoundlytonight #CollectiveBias
I know many people who are looking for sleep aids to take with them on the road and I found these to be the most comfortable. With nice ambient sleep aid sounds these could be the best solution for portability when it comes to white noise earplugs and wireless sleep technology. Let me know what you think of the sleep buds review and let me know if you own a pair of the bose sleep buds and what other wireless sleep headphones I should try out.
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What do you think of the Bose Sleepbuds? To purchase Bose® - Noise-masking sleepbuds™ at BestBuy.com: cbi.as/a2
Buy them as soon as they stream
There are a lot noises out of my apartment and this sleepbuds are amazing! I can sleep now without any kind of interruption and there are super confortable. Before I was using normal speakers with a white noise but somehow I didn’t get the same level of isolation from the world than with the sleepbuds. 299$ is not expensive if I can sleep properly everyday.
Danny Winget would you recommend these for studying purposes?
Bit expensive. Just learn to sleep with earplugs. Works fine. Very cheap.
@@wboeren1 Except if you've got tinnitus, you can't use earplugs. Doesn't work (I've tried - it actually makes it worse.) Don't care how cheap.
really really cool
but not 249$ cool
It might not even be $100 cool bruh
I'd buy them for $50 max
yeah but then it wouldn't be bose.
not more expensive than overpriced Apple toothbrushes cool
bittewarten they are 70 percent more expensive than Airpods . What on earth you are talking about ?
I'll consider buying the ver 2.0 when Bose realises what a stupid decision it was to have the ver 1.0 not able to stream music.
Think you'll be waiting a while. The buds don't actually stream audio from the phone, the sounds are played from internal storage. Therefor they only need to communicate for control signals with the phone and to sync each bud with the other. It's how they have such a long battery life (16 hours of play time) despite their tiny size. Compare this with proper totally wireless earbuds, think AirPods or the stuff from Jabra that get much shorter battery life (5 hours play time) despite being much bigger.
@@ATABBOTT id like some ear buds like this that play music. i know the battery life would be shorter but once you fall asleep you wont notice it go off.
Before starting to criticize their decision, question what the reason might have been. They're not able to have the sleepbuds stream music and keep the current size. And if they get larger they're missing the point of being "sleepbuds".
are you unaware that they already have truly wireless earbuds that are made for music?
yeah
So many negative comments from people who haven't used them. I now sleep better than ever, and that refreshed feeling each day is priceless.
People whining about no music stream have completely missed the point.
Andy H it's more about the insane price point. No-one would complain about missing "features" if they cost something more like $69 or $79, which would make much more sense for a product which such a specific use.
I think you're missing the point @@it_was_my_cat. They're not for listening to music, if you want that I'd recommend a pair of Jabra Elite 65s. But the battery only lasts a few hours.
These are for masking noise, whether to block external or internal noise. I suffer from Tinnitus and to have that blocked out would be well worth it.
How do they block internal noise? I mean, active noise cancellation uses microphones to remove external audio noise. So ... just how are you blocking internal noise?
Are they listening to your thoughts, and commanding you via subliminal messages woven into the preset audio, to "Shhh, don't hear it." or something?
Just explain that to me, blocking internal noise? I'm all ears.
@@parishna4882 They don't block, they obscure it by playing white noise. Same as using the noise from a fan or air con to obscure noise from the next hotel room.
@@edwardkenworthy7013 How does it block out tinnitus? If anything, I would expect it to make tinnitus worse with no other sound to mask it. Appreciate any help, thanks.
for 250 dollars they should double as high end earbuds and toggleable active noise cancelling..
Toggleable
These sleepbuds have been the only sleep aid I have ever used that has changed everything about my sleep. I fall asleep in less than 1 minute every night and my sleep is much more restful. I used to feel like someone who was being woken up from some drug-induced coma every morning, but no more. I've used them every night for the past 3-1/2 months. There are several noise-masking tracks, but I've only used one so far - Swell. I'm not sure why people feel the number of tracks is limiting. You should be able to find one that works for you. I'm pretty confident that would screw up how quickly I fall asleep if I started listening to different tracks on different nights. The brain is looking for routine and consistency in order to shut off for the night IMO. These work great for me. I hope they work for you!
Hi, I've been considering buying these due to a lot of noise at night, especially bass noise from a club. Can you comment on how effective they are in blocking out bass noise?
Waaaaaaaaaaay too expensive for earbuds that don't stream music. I have major trouble getting to and staying asleep, but I wouldn't pay more than maybe $100 for something like this, and that's the absolute top end. I think $79 might be a more reasonable cost. At $249, these cost more than most high-end wireless earbuds on the market, which is obscene considering you can't use them for music. If you could also use them for music and media, it might be a different story.
In short, it's certainly an interesting product that I'd love to try, but that high price makes this a hard pass.
I understand that view. I wish they did stream music. That would be more compelling for the price.
Agree
They arent made for music tho. Theyre strictly for sleeping. Bose has other earbuds that serves the music purpose.
Whoa whoa whoa. You’re telling me that you have trouble getting to and staying asleep, but, $250 is wayyyyy too much to be able to have a good nights sleep? You don’t value your sleep very much
@@shep427 I was going to say the exact same thing!!!! Oh he has such horrible sleep problems yet he doesn't want to spend a mere $250 to help his problem... Oh but if they play music he's in
Everybody is going all Apple on prices these days...
Bose has always been the Apple of the audio industry
@Geff are you high?
@BRBallin1 maybe you’re taking about Beats
@@ahamuffin4747 OLED isn't inherently that good. It's actually kind of crappy. The way it works hurts a lot of people's eyes. QLED is where the quality is.
Bose is quality company not a budget one.
Thanks for the review.
I’m a heavy snorer and my husband was very sceptical about the sleep buds...claiming nothing would be able to drown me out.
He’s had the buds for 5 nights now. At first he put the medium ear pieces on and it didn’t block the sound...so he put on the large ones. He played one of the tracks and for the first night EVER, he was not woken by my snoring. I didn’t get prodded and we both slept peacefully.
I asked him if the track playing all night disturbed him, and he said it didn’t. He’s loving the choice of tracks too.
We don’t care that it doesn’t stream music. They have a low profile, are comfortable when sleeping on your back or side, and do the job and do it well!
These are really a lifesaver!
These totally work. I fell asleep playing with the case.
Pfft
Ay funny tho
So let me get this straight:
-they don't block as much noise as a pair of foam earplugs that you can buy 20 pairs of for $4
-they can't actually play music
-they don't have active noise cancellation
-they cost over $250
+they're comfortable, I guess?
What's the point in this product?
Pay for that ugly logo.
I have been using foam earplugs for probably 20 years, i believe the Bose sleepbuds are way way better and although a bit pricey they are worth it
@@ivanchudyk6129 I must disagree. The logo is cool.
you can sleep with this on a airplane straight 6 hours ....never gonna jet lag again!
Shane Hatcher i work night shifts. And my neighbors dog keeps me up all morning when trying to sleep. Will these drown out barking dogs?
I bought these recently. Actually, my wife bought them for me as a gift.
I REALLY, really wanted to like these, but after 3 weeks I returned them for a refund.
The design of the case and earbuds themselves is really first-class. The app is also slick and mostly easy to use (although downloading new ambiance or sleep files is rather cumbersome).
The problem, though, at least for me was a technical disconnect with the wireless connection. To put it simply, the audio was often glitchy, crackly and unrealistic making it annoying to fall asleep while 'listening' to them. Some files were decent, though (Warm Static, Boardwalk, etc) but I really wasn't impressed with the rest of the collection.
The noise-canceling feature is fairly solid as you would expect from Bose, but the earbuds didn't completely block out certain unwanted nighttime sounds - like snoring.
The pressure of having these in your ears took a few days to get used to - even using the size that worked for me but laying on my side became a very uncomfortable experience. Just the weight of my head against the pillow (memory gel foam in my case) caused the earbuds to put pressure inside my ear canal - which ended up causing minor pain.
Overall, if Bose were to fine-tune some (or all) of these issues - everything from the wireless sound quality to comfort fit quality - I'd consider spending another $250 in order to give them another try.
As I said before, I really wanted to like these.
I would just get a set of mighty plugs if i were you
I just stick wads of tissue in my ears. Problem is forgetting about it when I wake up and running around naked, screaming "I'm deaf, I'm deaf!" with wads of tissue hanging from my ears, as they neighbours peer through my bedroom window in horror... Oo
I wish that I read your comment before watching the video.
@@parishna4882 lol😂😂
I bought a set of these a few weeks ago. These things area amazing. My wife is a loud breather when she sleeps, and I am an incredibly light sleeper, so I rarely get a good night's sleep. I bought these on a whim and I have to say I have been very impressed with how well they block out noise and let me sleep. I've found that I dream more in the last few weeks than I have in 24 years of marriage, suggesting that I am sleeping differently than before. I feel more well rested as well. I also love the 'bells' you can set for an alarm clock. They are a very subtle cue to wake up and much nicer than an iPhone alarm or alarm clock. I don't care about streaming music to these, I have headphones I use for music already. I doubt these would sound good all that good anyway, as they are not very loud and don't seem to be all that hifi in the provided sounds (the frequency response seems pretty limited, especially in bass). Anyway, they work great for me for sleeping and I'm really happy with the purchase.
After owning the QC 35s for over a year now, I have a whole new respect and point of view when it comes to BOSE. That being said, the Sleepbuds are priced at $250 but yet only used for “sleep” is a little frustrating, because I can’t pair them like a regular Bluetooth headphones (if choose to) and I think I deserve to have that option if am Paying $250 price tag! So ya not worth it and will wait for possibly the next generation of its in-ear headphones that can provide Sleep mode and music as well. Great blog though and thank you for sharing buddy.
I've had my sleep buds for a couple of months. I agree with most of what you say in your video. I bought them primarily to help mask the sleep sounds of a rather noisy wife. They work very well for that purpose. I particularly like the rain sounds. The recording of the rain is without any noticeable glitch in the sound loop, as is often evident with most sound machines. Therefore, preventing the annoying "waiting for the glitch to come around again". Two issues, which are not deal breakers, sometimes the case charging system needs re-booting; and I find when lying my ear directly on the pillow the ear bud on the pillow will break contact with the ear canal and you loose sound. This does not happen when you lie on your back or stomach. Overall a 4.5 out of 5 for the buds.
I listen to a sleep podcast, so these wouldn't work for me if you can't play anything outside of their app. However, the fact that you can wear them both in your ear without any discomfort is attractive to me. I currently use the apple ear pods and they aren't perfect based on the comfort, but do the trick for now.
Awesome video! I am considering buying some so this really helps!
The new update has even more sounds to choose from. I love mine! great when travelling and on planes too.
I just bought it, and use it for 2 days. Really amazing product.
Love your tshirt & your sneakers!! Great video. I have partner that snores really loud 😠😃. I need to look into purchasing these.
i love mine. i cant really sleep without them, they are awesome
Great review man
I bought these and returned them after a month. They kept losing the connection with my phone and I kept hearing my heartbeat and breathing, which kept me awake. Bose stands by their products and had no issue with the return. In general I love their products.
Thank God I came across this video I was at Best Buy today and I saw them and I almost bought them I thought you were able to stream with them but I guess not thank you very much your video was a very helpful
These were a gift from my husband to mask his snoring :) They do amazing job and the alarm feature is an added bonus. My clock radio used to wake him up and with these, the gentle alarm only wakes me AND there is a snooze feature! I also have auditory tinnitus (I can hear my heartbeat when I sleep sometimes) and these are the only things that have helped. I've also used them when reading to eliminate distractions. Highly recommend for people with sleep issues and noisy bedmates. They are expensive but such a small price to pay for a good nights sleep. Would be amazing if insurance could cover for people with sleep disorders.
What a great review, it's always difficult to try and get across how audio Products perform but you did a great job! 👍
I think my wife needs some of these to drown me out 😁
I definitely need these! The Bose Sleepbuds are looking great also. I really like Bose. Purchased a lot of sound gear from this company. A couple months ago, I bought a Bose Soundlink Micro. Very small Bluetooth speaker, fits right in your hand, comes with many features and an app and the sound is very nice. It’s loud, very loud and bass heavy. Also waterproof and shock resistant. Bose’s websites cited you can even drop it in the ocean haha. Must consider to buy the Sleepbuds.
I would use my Bose Soundsport earbuds to listen to some sleep sounds like ocean waves or camp fire. I could also set an alarm clock with a custom sound. Not sure what is novel about these sleep buds that my Sound Sports couldn't already do.
Ari Edson - Every earbud I’ve tried is too uncomfortable for a side sleeper like me to wear all night.
When you haven't had a good night's sleep in a year due to snoring next to you, they're worth every penny to wake up in the same bed you fell asleep in...
Do they really work against snoring, this is why I am considering buying some?
So how much do they mask the snoring?
I have a lot of sleep programs that stream music, it’s extremely disappointing that these have zero support for streaming music.
$250 ears plugs, glad I watched this review first.
I love mine. Got them as a Christmas present and they help me sleep better in spite of my tinitus...would love to have them with the possibility to stream music :-)
They are good for blocking out snoring. Super expensive but may stop a breakup, lol! Worth it!
Thanks for the great review. I was expecting these to be noise cancelling (it's kind of what Bose is known for now) so I think $250 for a sound machine is a little much.
Great video, Danny! Wish they allowed you to stream music, and would love to see that price come down a bit lol.
Yeah the biggest complaint on the comments. Totally understand it. I hope to see them go on sale or a gen 2 with music steaming.
Fantastic review. Agree. Sleep buds work for me.
Sounds like it could be something for me since I sleep with normal non-audio silicone earbuds, BUT I would want the option for active sound cancellation and I don't feel that $250 is the right price. It's also think that it's a bit cheeky to put a micro usb on a $250 product. Maybe the next iteration.
Got this as a gift and I love it! Unlike regular earbuds and ear plugs, it's comfortable (I'm a side sleeper), stays in my ears and it does a good enough job at masking/blocking outside noise in my home or at a hotel. The alarm sounds are very nice and not jarring. I have to use the Sleepbuds alarm since it blocks out most of the alarm on my nightstand clock.
Ha a positive comment! Glad you enjoy them. I know they aren’t for everyone but for some they will be great like in your usage. Enjoy them!
Great review. This helps me with by decision on whether to purchase them or not.
Worth every penny. I’m the snorer and I wasn’t getting a good night sleep because my wife would constantly wake me. I bought her a pair of these, thinking we would return them if they didn’t work. No chance of returning now. She and I both are sleep through the night.
Expensive? Yes, but with it!
Can’t get your music through it? That’s not what they are designed for. They would have to be larger for that capability which would make them uncomfortable to sleep with.
No regrets here!
Thank you for the video. But I had to return mine as they do NOTHING for snoring. If you don't sleep with someone that snores these are excellent. Box fans and noise machines don't block unforeseen noises , these do.
these are for me ❤️❤️❤️
this size earbuds would be perfect!
Hey Danny,
what do you do for a living? Kinda interests me since you travel that much.
Great Video
Great review bro! I just bought them today. I have noticed that the right ear bud plays a high pitched sound at low/no volume, at 30%+ volume it's less but still there, is this normal and worth getting a replacement?
I bought mine a month ago. Mixed feelings. I use them as an over the road truck driver
I've used Jabra Elite Active 65t with Audible, ambient music, or talk radio for when I can't sleep. They're cheaper, I can listen to music or books, and they have ambient sounds in the app.
Fell asleep watching this
These would be great if you could stream music with them. They’d be perfect for listening to ASMR!
the reason they dont play music is cuz theyre so small to be able to be comfortable to sleep with, if they played music with that size it would compensate on the sound quality
That is exactly right Carlos! It is amazing how many people in this feed can't figure that out.
if they aren't able to make them sound decent then they shouldn't have made them in the first place instead of not offering the option to play music. or at least not ask 250$ for it.
even if they did play music and they sounded great then 250$ is still expensive compared to all other wireless earbuds on the market.
@@TheDesius That is one silly logic. Scrolling through the comments, I see two people here who have bought it, and they seem very happy with their purchase. Both said this product helps them sleep much better at night. And yes, they both were willing to pay 250$ for that. Scroll through the comments and read them yourself if you don't believe me. If these weren't produced, they would've used another setup/device. Something inferior (for their situation) perhaps.
This is the same for all products. It's good that it gets produced, because the consumers would then have more options. Or are you saying that by making these buds, Bose harms you in any way?
@@marioprawirosudiro7301 just becouse these 2 people are happy with it doesn't mean it is perfect. There are other options that they simply don't know about that are cheaper and possibly way better. I use sleepphones myself and they are also able to play music and are very comfortable and also a lot cheaper.
@@TheDesius Nothing is perfect. These buds certainly don't need to be. Some people actually need Apple's ecosystem, but to me their products are overpriced, and they suck. Different things for different people. You like your sleepphones. Good for you. Those 2 people might also like like a sleepphone. Or they might not. Different things for different people. They just need to exist. Only then can customers decide whether it's good for them or not, because you can't decide on something that doesn't even exist.
You saying a product shouldn't be made just because you don't like it, is like me saying you shouldn't comment because your comment sucks. See how ridiculous that is?
I listen exclusively to ASMR to sleep. I dream of a form factor like this which can asually stream sounds from other sources.
Hey Danny, there’s a new update that lets you download new sounds that are actually cool. If you download too many, you may have to delete some of your existing presets though
liked yr video ,very usefull thank you
I can’t sleep without my sleep buds now. A few tips, dogs love eating these if the fall out. The sleep team @ Bose is only about 8 people and they are very cool. A replacement pair is 150 :-). I don’t leave home without without them!
Thanks for your review. Glad you mentioned that there is no active noise canceling. Now I am probably NOT going to buy these. What's the point, so I can listen to ambient noise while I sleep? Then there is the price factor. The whole idea was to have active noise canceling. How about releasing wireless noise canceling headphones? I would buy those for $250, and gladly sleep in them. My neighbors have small child and they walk around banging doors. They live below me. Earplugs do about 60% job. I need something more effective.
When you have pressure on your ears, using ANC headphones, then check the new Sony WH1000XM3! Best headphones @ the moment :)
Great video by the way ;)
I have a pair. They are awesome
I ordered some, I hope they'll cancel out my one ferel neighbour's pounding, heavey base, all night music. The base vibrates and goes right through you. I was considering the Bose noise cancelling SoftComfort 20 which got good reviews but protrudes from the ear making side sleeping difficult.
Alternatively you could get a noise abatement order against your neighbour. You don't have to put up with that shit.
, I bought the Bose 35 QCII over-ear headphones. They work well with putty earplugs and TH-cam calming oceans video. In Australia, you can't get noise abatement orders.
If they could make this into an earbuds with music I would buy these immediately, I hate wearing my jaybirds to sleep but I also don't wanna carry two different sets off earbuds
Theyd be great if they had a motion detector in them to detect quality and time of sleep. Also the sounds should be customizable by the user.
Liked and subscribed~
Price doesn't bother me but I'd love to hook them up to my phone so I could listen to podcasts and stuff. Obviously music quality would be low in this form factor but they'd be great for just talking.
People who are complaining that they don’t stream music, or they’re too expensive, apparently have never gone for months - or YEARS - without a night of sleeping more than 2 or 3 hours at a time. Try a visit to a sleep clinic and see how much that will cost; and the pharmaceuticals the doctors might prescribe won’t stream music, either! Earplugs help me sometimes, but are uncomfortable. I’ll be looking into these.
A sleep clinic won't test you for your ears. And pharmaceuticals will not help you sleep, only force you into a sleep state where your brain is still not fully compensating.
You sound silly. Go back to incense, pretty crystals and earmagination.
Great product!!!! Really nice idea from Bose but the price...
Sold
Agreed. It seems like a huge oversight that will lose potential customers. I've been dying for a wireless earbud that is comfortable in bed, because I love to fall asleep to pretty much anything: audiobooks, podcasts, jazz, you name it. Recently I've resorted to using my google home mini to do the task because my own wireless earbuds simply aren't comfortable and even if I do fall asleep with them, they always fall out.
I get that audio quality might be poorer with how compact the devices are, but I'd kill to have the product regardless. I'd imagine there are plenty of people like me who have trouble getting to sleep, but are out like a light with the proper noise.
I have these sleep buds. I liked them better at first, but lately I've been having trouble charging them completely. This evening for instance, I placed the sleep buds in the case and confirmed that both right and left sides were blinking, which should mean they are charging. When I got home from work, the case was fully charged, but the sleep buds themselves had only 4% battery. I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong. I put the buds back in the case and am hoping for additional juice by the time I go to bed.
Has anybody tried the sunglasses yet? My brother is a Bose exec. And has one of the demos, tried some over Christmas, put my order in for them already, first nice day this year I will be wearing.
Saw that slight flex with the unc off whites
I need these kind of earplugs. Don't need any sound just light sound proofing. I have tried all kinds of earplugs and all of them are crap. For years now I've used old broken earphone tips with the casing and the speakers still in. Gives the perfect sound proofing I need. The only problem is that thier not flush enough and sometimes i wake up with one of the fallen out.
I think it would be great for me since I sleep with ear plugs every night. I'm very interested
I’ve owned several different pair of Bose earbuds and headphones, and I have the Bose noise cancellation earbuds and the Bose cordless earbuds that play music right now. But to $250.00 plus tax for earbuds that don’t play music is insane! Has Bose gone over the edge with their pricing? Interesting product but costs way too much for a product that has very little features.
Could you do the same video but for the new version announced today?
Not surprised by the price, but no music stream? Deal breaker right there.
ill had almost everything of Bose // Bose 35ii do i really like.
These are cool, but as someone who loves sleeping to ASMR, it would be cool if I could do so with these. Unfortunately, the Sleepbuds are so tiny, they don't have room in them to fit reliable Bluetooth technology in them to stream audio from my phone. These would be more preferable to buy at maybe $100-$150, since other truly wireless earbuds that can stream music are priced around $150 minimum. I'm like you though, because my biggest issue with sleeping with earbuds is comfort. It seems like no matter how small of an earbud I get, they still feel uncomfortable on my ears. I'm a side sleeper by the way. That's why, like many in this comment section, I'd love a version 2.0 with Bluetooth streaming capabilities so I can fall asleep to ASMR, which does a much better job at helping me fall asleep than these preloaded sounds, but I understand why these do not have them, which I previously explained why. I love the direction Bose is heading with these, but the price point on these guys are really the only reason they flopped so badly.
I use the apple airpods with earhoox. Hardly notice they are in when i wake up. I can play anything i want. Wont last the night on a charge but you have to fall asleep at some point :)
Must have for ASMR sound 😄
I would be interested in putting my own sounds for meditation into the that small of a device. Please tell anise to own their app.
Wow this is the thing I want but no budget to buy 😥 in future I LL buy
I would definitely buy if I was able to stream and listen to my own music
Some people have stated that the plastic part where the logo is can cause a sort of squeaking sound when in contact with a pillow. I can only sleep on my side so this is an important factor for me, did you experience such an issue?
These are well made but the lack of music or podcast playback support is a missed opportunity.
It seems such a small step to allow these to stream whatever you want. No idea why they didn't do that. I listen to a lot of ASMR stuff at night and these would be perfect for that.
is the noise canceling as good as the noise canceling on Bose QC35?
I mean it better be with that price tag.
Also does it fall off easily?
iPhone case brand please? Although I'm scared to ask seeing how you were flexin' on all of us with your OFF-WHITE's and HU Adidas
you love everything Danny.
for 229£ ?
These have worked well for me. They have improved my sleep. Better to spend 250$ than buy sleeping pills all the time (how much is your mental health worth?). Also, if your retailer has 30 day return guarantee you can test them for free. They are not always comfortable for me, but most of the time they fit very well. Occasionally the Bluetooth pairing is troublesome.
Ppl saying $250 for sleep must not have insomnia! But My airpods are holding me together tho even tho they never stay in my ear when I sleep. If they can stream music or have ASMR I would be so good!
My mom has a small dog with a high pitched bark. When she gets up in the morning often the dog will bark and wake me up. I've used foam earplugs with a NRR 33 rating and they don't block the sound. Will the Sleepbuds be able to mask high pitched noises such as these?
Have suffered with ptsd and wake at the slightest sound .. I’ve tried them all And cheap Zogg swimming earplugs are streets ahead of this film flam
I'm actually really disappointed that they don't stream music.
I'm disappointed it doesn't make me fly tho
These would help alot if i had these take about 30 -40 min for me to go to sleep
I wonder if these will hold a bluetooth connection better than the Bose Soundsport Free.
i’ve got these but i’m not happy with the sound choices... i also wish i could download normal music or my own sounds onto these 😐
Do they operate throughout the night or just to try to get you to sleep? I need constant sound masking through the night.
Does it work without phone. So once set up there is like a default noise or alarm setting without Bluetooth connection.
So these are similar to white noise machines used to help babies fall asleep and stay asleep?
🤔
These seem like a useful thing to have but personally I rarely have trouble sleeping at night and I don’t need things like white noise.
It’s cool to hear that they work and they’re comfortable. I guess I can consider this for holiday season gifts for family members.
I’ll keep this in mind. Thanks!
It would seem so. A white noise machine, but much more portable, and since it's in the shape of a pair of earbuds, that would give you at least passive noise cancelling when it sits snugly in your ear canals.
I'd like these, but tax would double the price here, even if shipping is free (which it won't be). So I'd need to wait until it's available here locally.
If it was able to stream even just lofi/chill music I'd rush to buy this but this way I'll wait for v2
I use packing foam which I cut into a tubular form to fit my ear canal. Works perfectly, costs nothing.
Pffffft...I have nice $50 Bluetooth ear buds that I can use for both Ambiences AND whatever I want to listen to. They also fit my very tiny ear canals which is a huge bonus for me since it’s hard finding buds that aren’t too big for my ears. They also close out more than just 50% of outside noise when wearing both.