My Employees say I Need more Sleep….Lets try these

Linus has always struggled with sleep. And since he was needing to run a company, Yvonne was helping take care of the kids. So in order for Linus to sleep he has been using headphones since FOREVER. But this new product by Ozlo claims to assist with all his concerns. Lets see how these work.

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CHAPTERS
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0:00 Intro
0:52 Meet the Sleepbuds
1:10 What's in the box
1:41 What's so special about these
4:08 No ANC?
5:12 Brown Noise
6:25 Bluetooth Connection
7:21 The case
7:56 No subscription rug pulling
8:32 Outro

[Zbenesch]

3:19 Elijah sleeps between 2-4 hours a night

That would actually explain a lot of things.

[nkdibai]

Did they forget to mention that they cost $300?

[hackjealousy]

You really don’t want noise-canceling while you are laying on your side. The ear pod directly rubbing against the pillow causes wide-frequency noise which is interpreted as loud.

[MerlinsBeard]

$300 is a bit of a premium for something you are going to wear just to sleep. I'm surprised there weren't any notes on the Ozlo Flex subscription. Pay $20 a month to rent a pair. IMO $20 to try something for a month before buying sounds like a pretty sweet deal. Yeah final total of the product is $320 but at that point you know you are going to like the product and you don't have to futs with a money back guarantee or anything

[sullychow]

This should've been a shortcircuit

[helbrassen]

Workers: "you need more sleep man"
Linus: "yeah, I can make a video about that..."

[CoodexGamingForever]

this is exactly what i need but the $300 usd premium sadly is just a deal breaker for me and most people ima assume. Being a side sleeper is has been tourture finding good earbuds that cause the least amount of discomfort. You guys usually will educated on the price during these videos so i was surprised no mention of the price till i got to the sponsored link to see $300.

[AverageVibes]

to this day I've always wondered why Bose discontinued their Sleepbuds... odd that everything is the exact same thing, down to the case and sound selections. Glad I can finally replace mine when they break.

[ASEM-]

It is currently 2:30 AM, and I'm watching this instead of sleeping 💀

[SilencioTortilla]

That automatic ambient sound switch seems great, love falling asleep to podcast / YouTube ramblings but not to keep it on forever

[ramenramune]

3:53 He said the thing! Six seasons and a movie!

[jamesfield]

@3:53 "Streets Ahead"
Definition:
If you have to ask, you're streets behind.

[DangoNetwork]

There are a couple things that didn't mentioned in the video that I think is worth to address.
1) Price. - $299
2) What do you get from their subscription? - Yes, they do have a subscription.
3) The earbud does not have a headphone. - There is mic in the case like Linus said, however, it does not work for things like phone call.
4) How many device can connected at the same time. - I am still looking the answer. Hope someone tell me if they can connect to 2 devices.

[MaybeAnnatar]

I had the Bose Sleepbuds for YEARS. The good news to other owners like me, Ozlo effectively licensed almost everything that made those work. I upgraded to the Ozlo versions after my old sleepbuds finally died and genuinely they're 100% as good as the Bose.

[bcsxyz]

I bought the soundcore sleep a20, and they do absolute everything this one from Ozlo does, and even more, since the soundcore have a ton of touch input combos. I cannot speak for the comfort, but the soundcore do their job good enough.
The big difference is that I paid them around 120 Euro (about 130 US dollars), and the Ozlo distributed in the EU zone are 349 Euro, therefore we pay them around 375 US dollars.
Tl;dr? thanks, but no thanks.

[piereligiodisante]

I'm using SoundCore sleep A20. They're not active noise canceling but they're so comfortable, even for side sleepers. If you want to save a bit I'd recommend you those. They've also eartips that don't seal up completely, which is a godsend to me since I'd hear my heartbeat. I use the poked eartip on the side where I sleep on, the sealed one on the other side. And I made my own custom brown noise from the app, which you can transfer to the earphones, avoiding Bluetooth entirely. Battery life lasts a lot too, I wake up always with at least 30 percent remaining

[kappatalism]

Are we not putting showcase in the title of showcases anymore? They don't let manufacturers sponsor their own product's "review"

[gavination_domination]

I also use Airpods almost religiously for sleep, and I just made peace with playing hide-and-seek the next morning for my buds. This might be huge for me!

[jimheissenbuttel]

This is the IP from the Bose Sleepbuds, which I’ve used for years. I hate Bose, but these are pretty good. You can select a loop and it plays for 8-10 hours.

[afinney]

Elijah, might be worth having a sleep study done, they are easy to do at home and will confirm if you have any level of sleep apnea or not.