Best white noise machine: Shoppers swear by this ‘game-changing' device for a good night's sleep
The product in question? Dreamegg's White Noise Machine, an innovative and compact device that promotes restful sleep for adults, children, and even babies.
Complete with 24 different sound options, there's a variety of calming audio choices to suit all kinds of preferences.
Think white noise, soothing wave noises and gentle music tracks, this 'game-changing' device also has gentle light options - perfect as a night light for children.
You could pick up the Dreamegg White Noise Machine for as little as $50.96 at Amazon Australia (usually $79.99).
But you better get in quick — this limited time deal is set to expire soon.
Shoppers say the Dreamegg White Noise Machine is a 'game-changer' for their home.
Featuring seven types of white noise — three white, three pink, and one brown noise, seven fan sounds to help you drift off the sleep easily.
There's also a selection of soothing ambient tracks such as bird songs, ocean waves, brooks, lullabies, music boxes, and rain.
Best yet, the Dreamegg has an auto-off timer that can be set to 30, 60 or 90 minutes, so you can set and forget before heading to bed.
Great for any room in the house, pop the Dreamegg device into a bedroom, nursery or reading space to create a tranquil environment.
It even has a memory function that retains the previous settings fo r sound, light, volume, and timer, ensuring a seamless experience every time it is turned on.
Designed to help relax the mind and body, it's become a sought-after device for Aussies across the country.
Shoppers have given the Dreamegg, a 4.5-star rating on Amazon Australia's website.
'This is my second one and love it. I got this for my son's room and I must say, it's been a game changer,' one impressed shopper wrote.
'Small and compact, easy to use and the sounds are beautiful. My little girl fell straight asleep once I turned it on,' another reviewer added.
'This white noise machine has helped my sleep patterns as I have tinnitus. Beautiful sounds of waves, waterfall, surf and music,' a third person commented.
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