White Noise Sleep Sound Machine for Adults | Sound Machines for Sleeping

Good white noise machine,works very well.Thanks

My kids love this, the only thing I would say is its not continual sound there is a break every so often which can be disruptive to kids who are sensitive to sound.

This WAS my go-to. But v 2.0? What did they do to this version? It's AWFUL!!! VOLUME unacceptable, nowhere-near as audible!! Sounds are just off!!! This is terrible!! The "Summer Nights" which used to sound like crickets and peepers now plays a horrible mechanical, "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star." And the max volume is less than half of what the old one was; this barely covers the CPAP, and the CPAP isn't loud!!! This is at max audio...

Perfecto para mi bebé

i needed this specifically for the white noise option. all the other sounds are great! but white noise is the go to. but for some reason, the volume for the white noise is extremely low especially compared to the other sound options. i do love that it’s able to be battery or cord operated, i think this would’ve been a great travel option to have on hand. but i will be returning it for the simple fact that the white noise isn’t loud enough, its dull in comparison to all the other options.

Love this, has rain with thunder that I love.

I mainly bought this to drown out my partner’s snoring… and I have to admit, it actually worked lol. The sound quality surprised me. It’s not premium, but it’s definitely better than I expected. The speaker seems pretty generous for the size, so the sound feels fuller than something this compact probably should. It’s also really easy to use. The interface is simple and well-designed, which I appreciate when I’m half asleep and don’t want to deal with anything complicated. Other pros: Lightweight and portable — easy to move around or travel with Feels durable Good variety of sound options, and the ones I tried all sounded solid A couple downsides: The cord it comes with is way too short—it wouldn’t reach the floor from my bedside table. It’s also USB-A, which feels a bit outdated, so depending on your setup you might need an extension or different cable. The biggest issue for me is the looping on some of the sounds (especially rain). The track is pretty short (around a couple minutes), and you can hear when it resets. Once I noticed it, it was hard to ignore and it kind of breaks the immersion. I might be a little sensitive to that, but it did stand out. Overall, it does work and it did block out snoring, which was the goal—but between the short cord and the noticeable looping, I probably won’t end up using it regularly.

Love it