MagicteamSound Machine White Noise Machine with 20 Non Looping Natural Soothing Sounds Memory Function 32 Levels of Volume Powered by AC or USB and Sleep Sound Timer Therapy for Baby Kids Adults

My husband is a horrible snorer with sleep apnea and i am an extremely light sleeper that takes hours to be able to fall asleep and needs nightly melatonin and ear plugs... match made in heaven RIGHT?!?! *extreme sarcasmanyways, i bought this december 10th 2024 and its now may 19th 2025 and it has finally died on me (R.I.P) this little box has been EVERYWHERE with me from hawaii, to italy, to croatia, etc. I use this NIGHTLY so about 10 hours a night (factoring in the time it takes me to wind down). this has been a game changer for me. I appreciate the huge variety of sounds it has so you are bound to find one that tickles your fancy ( i forget the name of the specific noise, but its one of the fan ones and it is my favorite!). oh and this little guy gets LOUD! like LOUD LOUD! so i LOVE that! overall obsessed, and ive been using it DAILY for over 6 months . $25 for this has been the best money spent and well worth it. Would recommend. oh and if you dont want it on all night there is a function to toggle between 1hr,2hr,3hr,4hr,5hr sleep timer where the sound will gradually fade out. hope this helps :)i do wish there was an option to charge it and have it wireless instead of it needing to be plugged in to work, but minor issue for me.

This sound machine fits the bill for myself as it is not overly expensive has several different sounds and the functionality is simple with only five buttons: power button, volume up, volume down, next sound, and previous sound.There's also different interval settings for when to turn off the sound including a permanent on which I use. No bright lights just a small dim power light on the front that is barely noticeable.The machine is very small but gets relatively loud for how small it is.

I've been sleeping with a sound machine for over 20 years, since I first moved in with a girlfriend who refused to let me sleep with a fan in the dead of winter. I guess I can't blame her, but I *can not* fall asleep without something to drown out the random, irregular sounds of life in a city. This thing in great. It produces minimal light, and has a wide variety of sound options. The quality of the sound produced is also top notch without any noticeable pattern or weird audio artifacts to contradict the soothing quality of the noise generated. It is surprising how much volume this little thing can put out, and still sounds good and clear. It also does what I want when the volume is low to avoid disturbing a partner. This thing is absolutely worth what I paid, and I hope that if I ever have to replace it, I can get one that is as good for a similarly low price.

Great noise selection and helps me sleep easily. There's some weird ones in there like a train, but most of them are good choices. Very small and compact as well which is great.Unfortunately it does have two annoying things, one is that there's no timer for 8 hours. Only up to 4 hours. In my opinion, it should be a 1 hr, 4 hr, 6 hr, and 8 hr options.Second thing is that the power button and timing selection is the same button, and it's super easy to accidentally change the time selection when you're trying to turn it off.

So far the best white noise machine I’ve ever used. The amount of options to choose from is great, from bird noises to rain on top of a car, and it’s a seamless endless loop (chefs kiss) or incremental timer so no issue of weird skips or not relevant “songs” playing instead of what you wanted with a Spotify playlist, that always woke me up. Also super travel friendly as the device itself fits in my palm, like google home size. Doesn't overheat either!

I love this little guy. I live in a neighborhood where everyone has a dog. It's been really helpful. Although there are many options, the one that works for me is the 'fuzz'. Can get really loud. Doesn't bother my cat. I take it traveling. Really helps me get a good night's sleep. I kept two and have given 3 out as gifts. Like AirTags you don't know you need it, until you do? Seems like a solid build. The first button cycles through how long you want it to run. When there is no light then it will stay on. To turn it off, press that first button a few seconds and it will turn off.