I am a light sleeper and this channel has just what i have been looking for, Now i can just go here to find new gadget ideas to help me sleep...cool. Thanks
I’ve really enjoyed your videos recently as I moved into a new place with thin walls. Really appreciate your comprehensive research. I wanted to know what you’d recommend for the top 3 most powerful noise blocking options. I got the dohm classic but while I love the natural fan noise it’s not powerful enough to block out noise from my shared thin wall. Thanks so much, much appreciated!
Sorry I keep commenting on my own posts, I don’t see a way to edit! 🫠 Anyhow I’ve done a fair amount of research it looks like lectrofan evo would be a viable option. Any others you’d suggest? I’m willing to spend $$ if it means better quality. And I do prefer brown/pink to white but unsure if it’s better at blocking out noise. My bottom line is that I’m looking for the best noise blocker. Thanks so much again for any help.
Hi! No worries about replying to yourself - I do that on other people's videos too sometimes🙂. I'm glad you like the videos, and I hear you regarding the thin walls problem. So many people struggle with that, and it can be very frustrating. You're right in that the Dohm models sound great, but are not very loud. They typically have one of the lowest maximum volume levels when I test different sound machines. The Lectrofan Evo is definitely one of the loudest, with the Lectrofan Classic also a good option. The Evo has a headphone jack though, so that can provide even more sound masking if you use headphones. Other loud options include: Snooz Breeze (also a real fan), Snooz original, Dreamegg D3 Pro, Yogasleep Dreamcenter. Alternatively, a decent Bluetooth speaker combined with a phone app for the white noise, or a home smart speaker.
Good question! off the top of my head, I'd say they are quite similar, though it's been a while since I listened to the Dreamcenter at length. I was actually planning on doing some more extensive comparisons of these two and some others in the coming months, so I'll have a better idea when I do. How soon would you like to know? I'll make some time to listen quietly to the two and get back to you sooner if you're struggling to make a decision.
@@nosleeplessnights1 there's no rush, you can compare them whenever you get the chance, although I'm leaning towards the dream center since it has a headphone jack.
I am a light sleeper and this channel has just what i have been looking for,
Now i can just go here to find new gadget ideas to help me sleep...cool.
Thanks
Hi! I'm glad you liked the channel, and I hope you find a gadget you like too.
I’ve really enjoyed your videos recently as I moved into a new place with thin walls. Really appreciate your comprehensive research.
I wanted to know what you’d recommend for the top 3 most powerful noise blocking options. I got the dohm classic but while I love the natural fan noise it’s not powerful enough to block out noise from my shared thin wall.
Thanks so much, much appreciated!
Sorry I keep commenting on my own posts, I don’t see a way to edit! 🫠
Anyhow I’ve done a fair amount of research it looks like lectrofan evo would be a viable option. Any others you’d suggest? I’m willing to spend $$ if it means better quality. And I do prefer brown/pink to white but unsure if it’s better at blocking out noise. My bottom line is that I’m looking for the best noise blocker. Thanks so much again for any help.
Hi! No worries about replying to yourself - I do that on other people's videos too sometimes🙂. I'm glad you like the videos, and I hear you regarding the thin walls problem. So many people struggle with that, and it can be very frustrating.
You're right in that the Dohm models sound great, but are not very loud. They typically have one of the lowest maximum volume levels when I test different sound machines.
The Lectrofan Evo is definitely one of the loudest, with the Lectrofan Classic also a good option. The Evo has a headphone jack though, so that can provide even more sound masking if you use headphones.
Other loud options include: Snooz Breeze (also a real fan), Snooz original, Dreamegg D3 Pro, Yogasleep Dreamcenter. Alternatively, a decent Bluetooth speaker combined with a phone app for the white noise, or a home smart speaker.
Which would you say has better speaker quality, the yoga sleep dream center or the duet?
Good question! off the top of my head, I'd say they are quite similar, though it's been a while since I listened to the Dreamcenter at length.
I was actually planning on doing some more extensive comparisons of these two and some others in the coming months, so I'll have a better idea when I do.
How soon would you like to know? I'll make some time to listen quietly to the two and get back to you sooner if you're struggling to make a decision.
@@nosleeplessnights1 there's no rush, you can compare them whenever you get the chance, although I'm leaning towards the dream center since it has a headphone jack.
Ah yes, that is definitely one plus for the Dreamcenter!