If you’re battling with sleepless nights, a white noise machine could be the solution you’ve been searching for. Say goodbye to being kept awake by the ticking of the clock as this affordable gadget promises to have you sleeping soundly all night long.
Amazon Prime Big Deals Day has the Easysleep Sound Machine on offer for £19.99, down from £24.99 and it could be exactly what you need to revolutionise your restless nights.
Ideal for drowning out distracting noises while you’re trying to sleep, the Easysleep Sound Machine offers a variety of fan sounds, including one that mimics an oscillating fan.
With 32 volume levels, this white noise machine is perfect for anyone who finds it hard to get a good night’s sleep. The Easysleep machine boasts a wide range of 25 sound effects, from calming waves and tranquil piano melodies to lullabies and white noise, Cornwall Live reports.
While it’s primarily designed as a sleep aid, it can also be used during home yoga sessions, with its sounds of nature creating a peaceful atmosphere. This handy device offers five timer settings, ranging from one hour to continuous play.
Besides its sound features, the device also includes a useful nightlight function with four warm brightness modes. This is particularly beneficial for those who enjoy a soft light while reading, or for babies or children who need both sound and light in their room.
The machine’s sound or light function can be used independently, catering to individual preferences. Its compact design and a detachable wire allow for effortless inclusion in luggage, whether a suitcase, holdall or handbag, ensuring it’s a breeze to travel with.
Should you require pitch-black conditions for sleep, be aware that the Easysleep Sound Machine features a small blue indicator light that remains on during use, casting a soft glow overhead. A potential workaround is to strategically place the gadget behind furniture to diminish the light’s impact.
In her review of the gadget, The Mirror’s Phoebe Barton proclaimed: “I find myself unable to go a single night without my noise machine, having depended on it for quality sleep for over a year now. Thankfully, the compact size of the gadget and the detachable wire make it easy to pack into my suitcase, holdall or handbag for holidays or trips away.”
She noted a slight con: “The only minor drawback of the machine is a persistent small blue light on the device that signifies it’s switched on, which casts a glow onto the ceiling. However, this isn’t a deal breaker as I’ve positioned the gadget partially under my bed to maintain total darkness in my room.”
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With 12,000 ratings on Amazon, 70 per cent of which have rated the product five stars, the bulk of customers seem to be very happy with their purchase of the Easysleep Sound Machine.
One shopper wrote: “The Easysleep Sound Machine has been a game-changer for our household. As parents of a newborn, finding ways to create a soothing environment for sleep is crucial, and this machine delivers. With a wide range of 25 soothing sounds, from gentle lullabies to calming white noise, it effectively masks outside disturbances and helps our baby settle into sleep effortlessly. “
Someone else chimed in: “Since sleeping with the fan noise on I now can’t sleep without white noise, I bought this to take on holiday with us incase I couldn’t sleep. I like all the different settings it has, I’ve also used it when my niece has slept over. 100 percent recommend.”
However, not everyone was as impressed with the product as another disappointed customer commented: “Don’t get this one. Loads better ones around.”
Amazon Prime members can currently snag the Easysleep Sound Machine from Amazon for £19.99. John Lewis offers an alternative, the LUMI Nightlight and White Noise Machine, priced at £29.99.
Meanwhile, Boots stocks the Momcozy White Noise Machine for £44.99, touting a unique app connectivity feature.
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