I Finally Found Earbuds That Let Me Sleep Through the Night (and They're $50 Off)

"I live in New York City, which means noise is pretty much a constant - sirens at 2 a.m., neighbors coming home late, delivery trucks before sunrise. As much as I love this city, getting a solid night's sleep can feel impossible. That's why I had to share that my best-kept secret is on sale. The Ozlo Sleepbuds, an ingenious solution for blocking out all that chaos, are $50 off this month."

"The Ozlo Sleepbuds are sleek, noise-masking earbuds designed by former Bose engineers to help you get a full night's rest. With a barely-there fit, they block out city sirens, snoring partners, and racing thoughts with a gentle noise of your choosing. Think of them as a minimalist sleep solution for anyone who's tired of tossing and turning. Plus, right now the brand is also offering a year of Calm Sleep, the new sleep-focused app from the creators of the meditation app Calm - so you can splurge on premium tranquil sounds that will lull you right to sleep."

"First and foremost, I love how small and noninvasive they are. I have extremely small ears, and a lot of buds will either fall out or hurt after many hours of usage - but these fit snugly and securely. I also like that you can play any sound you'd like. Typically, I love a white noise or fan sound to play in my ear, but every once in a while I like to play calming music or a podcast and it's so nice to have that option."

The Ozlo Sleepbuds are compact, noise-masking earbuds created by former Bose engineers to improve sleep by blocking external sounds with a barely-there fit. The earbuds offer customizable soothing sounds and pair with a promotional year of Calm Sleep for meditations and bedtime stories. The design fits small ears securely and remains comfortable for extended wear. The buds also perform well during travel, reducing ambient noise on trains and planes and enabling discreet media listening. A limited-time $50 discount is available through September 30, making the sleep-focused earbuds more affordable.

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