My husband sleeps close to me almost on my pillow, will the sound disturb him, I like to listen to my audio book while going to sleep.
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I found I could not hear thu my pillow. I did enjoy, while sleeping on my side, laying one on my ear, not the ear on my pillow. Unfortunately, eventually a wire must have broken next to the plug. I no longer get sound from either speaker.
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Note Really. Maybe with the soft cover on but I take the soft cover off and lay the speaker on the pillow. I will not bother getting the one with the volume control in the future. Don't need it. Easier to just use the volume on the radio or device.
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Yes. However, the sound protectors are bulky enough that they might be uncomfortable during sleep. They would certainly inhibit sleeping on one's side. I suspect ear plugs or ear buds might work better because they will likely be more comfortable.
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I can hear it but it does not disturb me. Ours is in a corridor next to the master bedroom.
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I have not had a problem with the sound. The sound is adjustable and I keep it on the nightstand - which is close to my head
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Depends what your noise tolerance is. If it's not very high then I would suggest using the low setting. I sleep with it in the opposite corner of the room, about 9 ft away and it's still moderately noisy. However, I bought it for that very reason because it drones out other outside noise.
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Not really. I wouldn't want to be in the same room with it while watching tv or carrying on a conversation. Works great though and I don't worry so much about the noise in the basement. The in-laws did leave it on while sleeping down there, with no complaints, but just as background noise.
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Yes, with my ear down close to the pad, I will hear a faint, intermittent "humming" coming from the pad. I figured that it was just the heating coils cycling off and on. When my head is on the pillow, I don't hear anything.
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I also sleep on my side but have used this pillow only 5 or 6 times. So far it has been fine... no problem with my ear. Hope that helps.
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Hi Roy, Good question! We don't recommend you use any earbuds when you're sleeping. But, if you're just taking a rest Zipbuds would be more than comfortable! As always, exercise safety first. If you have any other questions please don't hesitate to reach out via our website contact form and we'd be more than happy to help out. Best, Zipbuds Chris
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Well its very pluffy, so you wont feel it at all. And its made out of cloth so it doesnt make any sound when you move your head around pillow. But there is one thing that I need to mention here. So both ends are held together with a cloth zippy thing, which is kinda bumpy. That might discomfort you, until you get used to it.
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Yes, but you may want to turn down the volume. Husband is hard of hearing so ours is turned up. He has no problem hearing and understanding.
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Absolutely, positvely not. I tend to be a light sleeper, thus the pillow can find itself on top of my head to muffle sounds (just enough for my nose to poke out to breathe). Never a wiff of anything foul or chemical-like.
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Yes I sleep with them and I have no problem hearing my alarm but I use a clock radio and the buzzing is fairly loud. Honestly the best thing I have ever purchased!
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Yes，it's much quieter than my old one (same brand). Leave it on, it wouldn't bother your sleeping.
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Not unless you are listening at incredibly loud levels. It also depends on how sensitive your mic is. I was listening to music the other night at normal levels and an incredibly loud song started playing, causing me to turn it down quickly, but not before my wife was awakened.
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It would still help but not as much. Mine sits right next to my bed, I have mine on 24/7 and on the LOW level the noise isn't enough to bother me and Im a light sleeper. I hope this helps!