(checked 2026-10-10)1,225 ratings (small sample); also sold under listing B0G2XJ4856.
Wirecutter's new budget pick (about $30): 40 sounds including lullabies, backlit touch buttons sorted into four categories, and a multicolor night-light in a fabric shell testers loved. Its white noise sounds rough, it needed more volume to mask loud noise, and it ships without a wall plug.
Top complaints
- Rough white noise, middling masking
Wirecutter found its color noises rough and bumpy, more like static or heavy rain, and it needed higher volume than other picks to mask a jackhammer; speaker quality was middle of the pack.
Source: Wirecutter (NYT) - Confusing power control; timer light stays on
There's a play/pause button but no power button, which confused one Wirecutter tester, and a small timer light can't be turned off.
Source: Wirecutter (NYT) - No wall plug in the box
It uses a USB-C cord but doesn't come with a wall adapter, unlike most machines Wirecutter tested.
Source: Wirecutter (NYT)
What owners love
- Huge library for the price
40 sounds, including 10 fans, nature, lullabies and less usual ones like a dryer or vacuum (Wirecutter); Amazon owners like the variety and say it helps them fall asleep faster.
- Easy to use in the dark
Four category buttons on a sloped face, touch-sensitive and backlit for 10 seconds (Wirecutter); Amazon owners find it easy to use.
- Looks great
All of Wirecutter's testers agreed on its elegant fabric design and multicolor night-light; Amazon owners like its appearance.
- You're picky about smooth white noise
- You want a pitch-black room (timer light stays on)
- You need loud masking
- Budget buyers who want lots of sounds
- Nurseries (lullabies, womb, shush)
- A pretty night-light on the nightstand
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What experts say
- Wirecutter (NYT): Budget pick (added Aug 2026): big sound library, stylish, easy controls; middling sound quality and rough color noise.