These Earbuds Are Uniquely Designed to Help You Sleep


Sleep. Finally.

We’ve all been there. Those nights when you just can’t sleep because annoying sounds—like snoring —are keeping you awake. So we decided to do something about it—by creating sleepbuds with built-in noise-masking technology. Designed for comfort, these tiny, truly wireless sleepbuds deliver uniquely engineered sounds that mask unwanted noise and lull you to sleep. So you can wake up refreshed and ready to take on the day.

Engineered for comfort

No two ears are alike. That’s why we took scores of three-dimensional scans of ear geometry and used them to create a tiny earbud nodule that’s barely larger than a pea. The sleepbuds come with three sizes (S/M/L) of StayHear+ Sleep tips and are designed with a pliable fin that conforms to the upper ridge of your ear. Sleepbuds will fit comfortably in your ear all night long.
But the right fit is critical to their performance. So, before you snuggle into your pillow or stretch out and hog all the covers, check out our support video to ensure you get the right fit.

A better solution for unwanted noise

Instead of streaming music, Bose sleepbuds deliver soothing sounds that mask unwanted nighttime noises. And while we’re the first to champion the use of active noise reduction, we discovered that, when it comes to sleep, noise-masking technology is a better solution for the range of sounds that keep you awake — especially voice-based frequencies. So all you will hear is a soothing sound that helps you fall asleep and stay asleep.

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