Amazon is running a One-Day Deal on Amazfit Zenbuds Smart Sleep Earbuds, Noise Blocking, In-Ear Alarm, Soothing Sounds, Light and Comfortable, In-Ear Alarm Detection, Cloud White for $96. Shipping is Free
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Amazon is running a One-Day Deal on Amazfit Zenbuds Smart Sleep Earbuds, Noise Blocking, In-Ear Alarm, Soothing Sounds, Light and Comfortable, In-Ear Alarm Detection, Cloud White for $96. Shipping is Free
$150 on the Amazfit website so seems like a good discount. Used Amex 20% off points offer to get price down to $76 and 5% back using Amazon credit card covered most of the tax. Been wanting to try the Bose sleep buds but they are too pricey.
Filtering reviews on amazon to just the zenbuds gives a pretty poor view of these. No active noise cancelling, sound only controllable through the app, bad battery life, and poor sounds makes this a hard pass. One review mentioned that the 'meditation' sound is a 10-second loop.
Filtering reviews on amazon to just the zenbuds gives a pretty poor view of these. No active noise cancelling, sound only controllable through the app, bad battery life, and poor sounds makes this a hard pass. One review mentioned that the 'meditation' sound is a 10-second loop.
Yeah it seems like some people don't like them but some do so it's worth a try for me. There are some good reviews out there. Here's one:
As to battery life it seems fine if you don't want audio playing all night. I definitely don't want that. I only want it playing until I fall asleep which for me will usually be 30 mins or less.
It makes sense then that Amazfit has gone overboard. It claims that the ZenBuds will last for 12 hours of sleep tracking including audio
playback of up to 3 hours, with a battery life cap of 8 hours if you keep the audio going all night.
That makes the unlimited playback option a risky one - especially if you're also relying on the ZenBuds as your alarm - but so long as you
only use a few hours of audio to get you to sleep you should be alright. It's hard to really stress test the battery life of something that only
works while you sleep, but I can say that using the Smart Playback option the ZenBuds have so far never died on me overnight.
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Amazfit ZenBuds review [techadvisor.co.uk]
As to battery life it seems fine if you don't want audio playing all night. I definitely don't want that. I only want it playing until I fall asleep which for me will usually be 30 mins or less.
It makes sense then that Amazfit has gone overboard. It claims that the ZenBuds will last for 12 hours of sleep tracking including audio
playback of up to 3 hours, with a battery life cap of 8 hours if you keep the audio going all night.
That makes the unlimited playback option a risky one - especially if you're also relying on the ZenBuds as your alarm - but so long as you
only use a few hours of audio to get you to sleep you should be alright. It's hard to really stress test the battery life of something that only
works while you sleep, but I can say that using the Smart Playback option the ZenBuds have so far never died on me overnight.
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