Will it drown out someone snoring in the same room with you?
193895
If you are asking about the Marsona sound machine, I think it would definitely make the snoring much less noticeable. It may not drown it out, but it masks the sound so it makes sleeping with a snorer much less irritating. It does have a volume control, so you can actually turn it up quite a bit. That helps too.
193896
Ear plugs are the answer for snoring in the same room. The machine can be turned up to a higher volume, but really drowns out noise outside the room with the bedroom door closed as well.
193897
The only effect it should have to surrounding people/sleepers is to offer a bit of white noise for their sleep and peace, rather than the ongoing crescendo of the common buzz-saw sound we snorers make. I now use a c-pap, and it works just fine, and I find myself finding less reason to use it, since my wife no longer elbows me in the ribs. My sleep-breathing/snoring has dissipated somewhat, and the use of the noise machine works even better. Go figure.
193898
Most likely. It has a volume control, and it is relatively small, so you could easily place it on a night stand next to you. We use it with my grandson's for both naps and nighttime sleeping. The best experience I can give you is that there was a jackhammer being used on a concrete driveway not 50' from where my grandson was napping. He had no idea.
193899
You can turn it up fairly loud. It definitely will keep snoring from being bothersome with a constant white noise. It is better than a fan.
193900
If the snorer is in the same bed it won't. When we travel, we get a room with two beds and she places it next to her on the bed, and it does a good job.
1500442
We have only used the white noise and that works well. It has a volume control, and that we have not turned up very high. It could drown out a light snorer.
1129912
Yes it would and remember to turn down the volume when you set it up because someone can hear you
1969419
I've been using these for years. Seems to depend on what kinds of sounds you're trying to block. They're good for relatively quiet ambient or distant sounds. They do nothing to block my husband's snoring. Then again, I've not found anything to block that.
298794
It won't drown out a group of voices, and I suspect if volume is set too high, the speaker will distort sound. I do believe it would work for background music.
299835
it depends on where you set the volume. My husband doesn't hear it during the night. If you have the volume up they will. I put the speaker under my ear so the volume can be low, just make a dent in your pillow and put you ear on the speaker works great for me.
1947429
No they will not. As another reviewer commented, they are great for protecting your hearing. Their main selling point is that you are supposed to be able to still hear everything as if you had no earplugs in. So no, they don't block snoring.
2127366
No, not unless very high volume. It just makes it less likely that you would be awoken by small noises when asleep.
452784
Depends on how loud the snoring is. The ER20 is rated to reduce all frequencies by 20dB. If the snoring is room-shakingly loud, you won't completely cancel it but will reduce it to a much lower level. A friend of mine used these ER20s to sleep every night; he and his girlfriend lived a couple stories above a downtown nightclub which blasted thumping dance music all night.
1293320
No they won't cancel snoring. Not effective on speech, just on constant background noise.
922823
it will drown out anything if you have it up loud enough. This headset is Awesome!! Very clear and well made! I gave them to my farther who is hard of hearing and he can hear TV so much better. I can drown noises out with them, yes.. It is according to how loud you need them to go which can go very loud!! Try them, you will probably be glad you did just as I am very pleased!! I have bought 4 sets for me, my husband, and my mom and dad...
185993
I think so. I used it over my foam topper and it all seems fine. I'm a pretty heavy sleeper, and there is no noise that bothers me.
834695
I don't know about compared to others because it's the only one I've owned, but you can hear it in the other room. I won't use mine while others are still sleeping, but if they are awake, I don't think it's loud enough to be a distraction.
554928
David, the noise cancelling works by it self without having to plug it into anything, so it should help cut down the snoring noises for your partner. You do need to get the one specific for your intended player, either for apple or Android devices.
1947432
Not 100% sure but I would be willing to bet they would block out all but the worst snorers. They are comfortable so you could sleep with them so give them a try.
2188565
Not quite sure what you mean about a noise reducer. This is a noise amplifier. My answer has to be "NO" based on what I think you mean. If your partner has a snoring problem , my advice is to put a CPAP mask on him. I've used one for years because I am a very bad snorer. Although I hate it, my wife says it works fine!!
1947428
If you intend to be sleeping beside the snorer I wouldn't recommend these. They have a small extension that goes beyond flush with the ear. It would be uncomfortable if you turn your head on the pillow. If you are up and functioning around the snorer it would reduce the intensity of the sound but not 100%