Best Buy via eBay[ebay.com] has Soundcore by Anker Sleep A20 Noise Masking True Wireless Earbud Headphones (Beige) for $99. Shipping is free.
Best Buy[bestbuy.com] has Soundcore by Anker Sleep A20 Noise Masking True Wireless Earbud Headphones (Beige) for $99. Shipping is free.
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Model: Soundcore Sleep A20 Bluetooth Wireless earbuds
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This concept is great. I am terrible at falling asleep. With similar earbuds I put some 2 hrs YouTube video about some 15 y.o. obscure videogame or movie podcast and fall asleep in no time.
The biggest difference is - I do it with $5 buds from Aliexpress and they work just fine for years.
What is this $200 nonsense? Even with $99 price tag it's ridiculous
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This concept is great. I am terrible at falling asleep. With similar earbuds I put some 2 hrs YouTube video about some 15 y.o. obscure videogame or movie podcast and fall asleep in no time.
The biggest difference is - I do it with $5 buds from Aliexpress and they work just fine for years.
What is this $200 nonsense? Even with $99 price tag it's ridiculous
They're low profile for side-sleepers, so you don't hurt your ears with normal earbuds poking out. I've tried dozens of earbuds over the years and none of them let me sleep comfortably on my side while wearing them.
They're not just bluetooth earbuds. They come with a sleep mode where they turn off bluetooth. That extends their runtime from 4-5hrs to up to like 20hrs on a single charge. And in that mode, they'll play white/brown noise of your choice all through the night in case you're like me and are a light sleeper and need to drown out the rest of the world to get some shut-eye. Especially helpful if you're traveling, or sleeping in a room with people who snore.
In the past, I've carried around large white noise makers, and/or worn uncomfortable earplugs just to get some sleep while traveling or staying with friends. The price tag is a lot but there's nobody else who makes a product like this and I'm at the point in my life where a good night's rest is invaluable.
They're low profile for side-sleepers, so you don't hurt your ears with normal earbuds poking out. I've tried dozens of earbuds over the years and none of them let me sleep comfortably on my side while wearing them.
They're not just bluetooth earbuds. They come with a sleep mode where they turn off bluetooth. That extends their runtime from 4-5hrs to up to like 20hrs on a single charge. And in that mode, they'll play white/brown noise of your choice all through the night in case you're like me and are a light sleeper and need to drown out the rest of the world to get some shut-eye. Especially helpful if you're traveling, or sleeping in a room with people who snore.
In the past, I've carried around large white noise makers, and/or worn uncomfortable earplugs just to get some sleep while traveling or staying with friends. The price tag is a lot but there's nobody else who makes a product like this and I'm at the point in my life where a good night's rest is invaluable.
Yeah, I understand the low profile. I use something like that from Ali.
No brown noise and not working without Bluetooth. I guess if you need constant noise canceling you might want to pay extra.
My use case is just something babbling in my ear so I fall asleep, Anker is overkill for me.
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The biggest difference is - I do it with $5 buds from Aliexpress and they work just fine for years.
What is this $200 nonsense? Even with $99 price tag it's ridiculous
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank StrongTree9645
The biggest difference is - I do it with $5 buds from Aliexpress and they work just fine for years.
What is this $200 nonsense? Even with $99 price tag it's ridiculous
They're not just bluetooth earbuds. They come with a sleep mode where they turn off bluetooth. That extends their runtime from 4-5hrs to up to like 20hrs on a single charge. And in that mode, they'll play white/brown noise of your choice all through the night in case you're like me and are a light sleeper and need to drown out the rest of the world to get some shut-eye. Especially helpful if you're traveling, or sleeping in a room with people who snore.
In the past, I've carried around large white noise makers, and/or worn uncomfortable earplugs just to get some sleep while traveling or staying with friends. The price tag is a lot but there's nobody else who makes a product like this and I'm at the point in my life where a good night's rest is invaluable.
They're not just bluetooth earbuds. They come with a sleep mode where they turn off bluetooth. That extends their runtime from 4-5hrs to up to like 20hrs on a single charge. And in that mode, they'll play white/brown noise of your choice all through the night in case you're like me and are a light sleeper and need to drown out the rest of the world to get some shut-eye. Especially helpful if you're traveling, or sleeping in a room with people who snore.
In the past, I've carried around large white noise makers, and/or worn uncomfortable earplugs just to get some sleep while traveling or staying with friends. The price tag is a lot but there's nobody else who makes a product like this and I'm at the point in my life where a good night's rest is invaluable.
No brown noise and not working without Bluetooth. I guess if you need constant noise canceling you might want to pay extra.
My use case is just something babbling in my ear so I fall asleep, Anker is overkill for me.
Understood and thank you for explanation 👍
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