Sleepers say theyd save these earbuds in a fire for a reason The only thing that works

Chances are you might not be very good at sleeping.At least, that’s the verdict from Ozlo, a sleep technology brand founded by former Bose engineers.The company considered several challenges people face when falling asleep and staying asleep — snoring partners, racing thoughts, sound pollution and many other common disruptions.

In response, the Ozlo team worked to develop low-profile earbuds designed specifically to support better sleep by blocking out the noise and giving sleepers the sound they need; soothing, science-backed sounds meant to help you unwind at night.The first iteration of Ozlo Sleepbuds quickly gained fans, who rave about how effective they are at helping users achieve truly restorative sleep.And now, Ozlo has given its best-selling buds a complete makeover, with revamped, precision-tuned sound, improved connectivity and a whopping 14 hours of battery life — which the brand claims beats many competitors, and allows users to sleep without any disruptions.The second-generation Sleepbuds are “built for the full night and beyond” — and according to reviewers, they’re well worth the $279 investment.

Rather than relying on active noise cancellation, Ozlo has developed unique noise masking technology to reduce common disturbances.“I will save my Ozlo Sleepbuds in a fire,” one user raved.“My husband and my dog both snore, and I’ve tried every kind of device to mask the noise.

Ozlo sleep buds are the only thing that work.”Your sleep experience is completely up to you with a pair of Ozlo Sleepbuds.Users can select from an expansive library of soothing sleep sounds, including rolling waves, white noise, rainfall and more gentle soundscapes that set the tone for deep sleep.

Or, for those who prefer their own content, opt to listen to your favorite podcast, audiobook or music.And then, once you drift off, the Sleepbuds will automatically transition to one of its 74 patented built-in sleep sounds for uninterrupted rest.Users can also...

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Publisher: New York Post

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