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frontpageiconian | Staff posted Dec 04, 2025 06:23 PM
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Dreamegg Portable USB-C Rechargeable White Noise Machine (Classic White)

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LEADERTRADE via Amazon has Dreamegg Portable USB-C Rechargeable White Noise Machine (Classic White) on sale for $18.99 - $9.50 with promo code VFVTKUAB at checkout = $9.49. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

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About this Item:
  • Compact yet feature-rich: 21 soothing sounds, customizable timers, multiple volume levels, child-lock, and memory function; works as both baby sleep soother and adult white noise machine
  • Massive 1800mAh rechargeable battery (USB-C charging) lasts all night + daytime naps on a single charge; no batteries to buy
  • 21 high-quality sounds including white noise, lullabies, and nature sounds to help babies settle and stay asleep
  • Ultra-portable & cordless design with lanyard/loop for easy hanging on strollers, car seats, suitcases, or cribs
  • Perfect travel companion for naps on the go, hotel stays, power outages, or daily outings

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This popular front-page deal is still available.

LEADERTRADE via Amazon has Dreamegg Portable USB-C Rechargeable White Noise Machine (Classic White) on sale for $18.99 - $9.50 with promo code VFVTKUAB at checkout = $9.49. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

Thanks to Deal Editor iconian for sharing this deal.
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About this Item:
  • Compact yet feature-rich: 21 soothing sounds, customizable timers, multiple volume levels, child-lock, and memory function; works as both baby sleep soother and adult white noise machine
  • Massive 1800mAh rechargeable battery (USB-C charging) lasts all night + daytime naps on a single charge; no batteries to buy
  • 21 high-quality sounds including white noise, lullabies, and nature sounds to help babies settle and stay asleep
  • Ultra-portable & cordless design with lanyard/loop for easy hanging on strollers, car seats, suitcases, or cribs
  • Perfect travel companion for naps on the go, hotel stays, power outages, or daily outings

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fixxture
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this has several different noises - it's USB c - has timers - and lasts a long time. everyone knows a cell phone or smart speaker can do the same thing but this serves a purpose and it's amazing at it.
USAvenger
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What a good spouse - always listening to your wife. A quick run through of ChatGPT indicates that the main issue seems to be related to playing white noise at excessive volume levels for children. I'm not sure why we need peer-reviewed studies to tell us that playing loud noises too closely to developing ears is terrible, yet here we are.
Regarding the deal, I own three of the Dreamegg products (two of the tiny ones and the recently-posted one with the clock and LED light on top). The tiny ones travel with us and the clock one sits on my nightstand. It hasn't replaced my old Marpac Dohm machine from 2008 yet, but I find the sound quality to be nearly as good, especially for a small speaker. All of them sound way better than any sleep sounds app that I've used on my S24 Ultra. Like the person said earlier, these things are amazing at what they do.
Batmansplumber
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Exactly. And it's soothing as hell.

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nocreativenameDec 05, 2025 01:36 AM
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If you've got a smart speaker you can always tell it to "play white noise".
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Quote from nocreativename :
If you've got a smart speaker you can always tell it to "play white noise".
this has several different noises - it's USB c - has timers - and lasts a long time. everyone knows a cell phone or smart speaker can do the same thing but this serves a purpose and it's amazing at it.
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Dec 05, 2025 02:46 AM
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LivelyMountain9516Dec 05, 2025 02:46 AM
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My wife told me there are studies coming out with negative affects of playing white noise for kids. This has several nature sounds which made her happy.
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Dec 05, 2025 03:51 AM
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BaconisgoodDec 05, 2025 03:51 AM
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Looks like a good deal!
Dec 05, 2025 04:16 AM
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BatmansplumberDec 05, 2025 04:16 AM
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Quote from Lupush :
I don't get the point of these devices. I guess it's like leaving static playing on old TV's.
Exactly. And it's soothing as hell.
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teucerDec 05, 2025 04:16 AM
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Quote from nocreativename :
If you've got a smart speaker you can always tell it to "play white noise".
I just use my phone when I go on trips

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BatmansplumberDec 05, 2025 04:16 AM
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Quote from LivelyMountain9516 :
My wife told me there are studies coming out with negative affects of playing white noise for kids. This has several nature sounds which made her happy.
"Studies"... from "very intelligent people"?
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USAvengerDec 05, 2025 04:19 AM
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Quote from LivelyMountain9516 :
My wife told me there are studies coming out with negative affects of playing white noise for kids. This has several nature sounds which made her happy.
What a good spouse - always listening to your wife. A quick run through of ChatGPT indicates that the main issue seems to be related to playing white noise at excessive volume levels for children. I'm not sure why we need peer-reviewed studies to tell us that playing loud noises too closely to developing ears is terrible, yet here we are.
Regarding the deal, I own three of the Dreamegg products (two of the tiny ones and the recently-posted one with the clock and LED light on top). The tiny ones travel with us and the clock one sits on my nightstand. It hasn't replaced my old Marpac Dohm machine from 2008 yet, but I find the sound quality to be nearly as good, especially for a small speaker. All of them sound way better than any sleep sounds app that I've used on my S24 Ultra. Like the person said earlier, these things are amazing at what they do.
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Dec 05, 2025 04:57 AM
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bensonwDec 05, 2025 04:57 AM
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How's the loudness and sound quality? Currently using the Wonderboom during travel since it provides 360 surround sound in small form factor. BT with my phone on a loop 3h rain sound file. Works great but if this little guy does it too and better, then perhaps it's a great alternative. TIA
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NuieveDec 05, 2025 05:41 AM
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Quote from bensonw :
How's the loudness and sound quality? Currently using the Wonderboom during travel since it provides 360 surround sound in small form factor. BT with my phone on a loop 3h rain sound file. Works great but if this little guy does it too and better, then perhaps it's a great alternative. TIA
The sound quality is not great per se. It's a cheap speaker.

However it's just good enough for things like white noise or thunderstorm. It sounds plasticky but has decent rumble and overall sound profile is acceptable, I don't find it annoying or distracting (like Homedics machines which sound so bad I can't tolerate them even for a second), I don't really judge it by realism but by the noise it makes (I see thunderstorm as noise, not as actual thunderstorm if that makes sense)

I love this damn thing. Best thing is that I can just grab it and take it anywhere. One button press turns it on and it plays the thunder or whatever the last thing you played, it remembers all the settings.

Before that I played youtube videos on Wonderboom too... so much hassle, you have to connect both to USB cables so they don't shut down 2 hrs later, then you have to pair them, then you have to load youtube video, turn off screens, set them up on a pillow or shelf or floor... so much stupid fidlling with crap, I hated it so bad. The actual sound quality and realism doesn't matter to me when I'm just trying to fall asleep, as I don't listen to it actively. It's just background noise.

This thing you just press a button and you're done. Lasts several nights, charges very quickly.

And like I said, sounds perfectly functional. I have no problem falling asleep to it. I try not to use it frequently (it's a bit unhealthy if you think about it), but because it's so easy to turn on I tend to do it, just because.
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dealdigger101Dec 05, 2025 06:32 AM
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Quote from bensonw :
How's the loudness and sound quality? Currently using the Wonderboom during travel since it provides 360 surround sound in small form factor. BT with my phone on a loop 3h rain sound file. Works great but if this little guy does it too and better, then perhaps it's a great alternative. TIA
These speakers are unlike phone customized for sleep sounds, phones are focused in a directionality.
Got these for $20 and pretty happy with it.
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mr3puttDec 05, 2025 02:08 PM
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Bought one for my infant grandson last time it was featured.

It's great. Options for white noise, nature sounds and lullaby's.

I think I've recharged it twice in 6 months.

10/10 would recommend.
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Dec 05, 2025 03:31 PM
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bensonwDec 05, 2025 03:31 PM
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Quote from Nuieve :

The sound quality is not great per se. It's a cheap speaker.

However it's just good enough for things like white noise or thunderstorm. It sounds plasticky but has decent rumble and overall sound profile is acceptable, I don't find it annoying or distracting (like Homedics machines which sound so bad I can't tolerate them even for a second), I don't really judge it by realism but by the noise it makes (I see thunderstorm as noise, not as actual thunderstorm if that makes sense)

I love this damn thing. Best thing is that I can just grab it and take it anywhere. One button press turns it on and it plays the thunder or whatever the last thing you played, it remembers all the settings.

Before that I played youtube videos on Wonderboom too... so much hassle, you have to connect both to USB cables so they don't shut down 2 hrs later, then you have to pair them, then you have to load youtube video, turn off screens, set them up on a pillow or shelf or floor... so much stupid fidlling with crap, I hated it so bad. The actual sound quality and realism doesn't matter to me when I'm just trying to fall asleep, as I don't listen to it actively. It's just background noise.

This thing you just press a button and you're done. Lasts several nights, charges very quickly.

And like I said, sounds perfectly functional. I have no problem falling asleep to it. I try not to use it frequently (it's a bit unhealthy if you think about it), but because it's so easy to turn on I tend to do it, just because.
Thanks for the detail info, appreciated it. Why is it unhealthy though? I meant not getting good night sleeps consistently would probably lead to worse health issues IMHO. For me, I like setting up with real audio equipments to simulate rainy environments.. it's just smoothing to sleep during a rainy night. Turn on the humidifier alongside and works great 👍. So during travel, I'd like something similar but in a smaller scale I guess.

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Dec 05, 2025 03:34 PM
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bensonwDec 05, 2025 03:34 PM
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Quote from dealdigger101 :
These speakers are unlike phone customized for sleep sounds, phones are focused in a directionality.
Got these for $20 and pretty happy with it.
Thanks and I agreed phone speakers just don't cut it (ok, maybe except the HTC M8), so want a higher quality speakers in small form factor for travel use. I already have a HQ rain sound file, so pairing with a nice small speaker is what I am searching on.

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