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I’ve been a fan of Soundcore’s Sleep A20 earbuds since I first put them on to go to sleep over a year ago. I’ve never experienced earbuds that feel so comfortable when sleeping on your side. But that model was missing one crucial feature: ANC. The new Sleep A30 earbuds have taken care of that, and more—and despite their recent release this past August, they’re already significantly discounted. Right now, you can get them for $179.99 (originally $229.99), the lowest price ever, according to price tracking tools.
Sleep Earbuds, ANC, Passive Isolation, Snore Masking Sleep Headphones, Extensive Sleep Audio, Ultra Comfort for Side Sleepers, 8-10H Playtime
Soundcore Sleep A30 by Anker Sleep Earbuds
$179.99
at Amazon
$229.99
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$179.99
at Amazon
$229.99
Save $50.00
30dB High-Frequency Noise Reduction, Small Earplugs for Side Sleepers, 80H Playtime, Stream Content via Bluetooth 5.3, Sleep Monitor, Personal Alarm
Soundcore Sleep A20 by Anker Sleep Earbuds
$129.99
at Amazon
$179.99
Save $50.00
$129.99
at Amazon
$179.99
Save $50.00
As noted in Mashable’s review, the Sleep A30 are the most popular and arguably the best sleeping earbuds you can buy right now. They’re designed for sleep in every way: Side sleepers can doze off without feeling pressure in their ears, since the earbuds sit comfortably inside, and with the addition of ANC, you can now block more outside noise than before.
The battery life isn’t the best, but it will get you through the night: You get up to 10 hours of playback when listening to white noise, 6.5 hours listening to music via Bluetooth, and 45 hours of extra juice from the case. The companion app lets you set a timer for your music, so you don’t exhaust your battery after you’ve fallen asleep. There’s also a feature that blocks snoring sounds using microphones in the case, which is a lifesaver if you sleep in the same room as a noisy partner. And if you’re worried about not hearing your alarm, you can set one in the app, which also includes a handful of features that measure your sleep quality.
What do you think so far?
All in all, I really can’t recommend these earbuds enough to anyone who values quality sleep and doesn’t mind wearing earbuds to bed. If the ANC isn’t a big deal to you and you’re looking to spend a bit less, the Sleep A20 I’ve been using are a worthy, cheaper option.
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