Bose has launched its second-generation Sleepbuds II, taking another attempt at the soothing night-time earbuds. Promising more comfort and better noise-masking compared to the first-generation ...

Second generation Bose wireless earbuds designed only for relaxing or sleeping using a proprietary list of noise masking sounds. Bose today announced second-generation in-ear buds for sleeping called ...

Back in late 2017, Bose launched an Indiegogo for a new pair of earbuds designed to help folks get a good night's sleep. The Sleepbuds subsequently went on general sale in the middle of the ...

Bose discontinued its noise-masking Sleepbuds last year after users complained about unreliable charging. However, Bose didn’t completely give up on its goal of making super small in-ear white ...

Bose Sleepbuds II are designed to help you sleep better by masking noise with soothing sounds.

The Bose Sleepbuds’ small size and lightweight construction mean they're incredibly comfortable, and not only ideal for sleeping in but they are able to replace outside noises - all with calming ...

Bose Sleepbuds II with noise-masking are a comfortable and luxurious way to get a good night's sleep, though one that is offered at a fairly high premium.

Bose Sleepbuds are part earplugs, part headphones. They’re designed to block sound and sit comfortably in the ear all night. They play audio but only from Bose’s library of relaxing and noise ...

The Bose Sleepbuds II are a pair of small — very small — earbuds that were built specifically to try to help you sleep using a combination of sounds and music.

Earlier this year, Bose abruptly decided to pull the plug on its ultra-tiny Sleepbuds, a set of wireless earbuds that featured noise-masking technology. At the time, we figured it was simply ...

Five years ago, Bose released Sleepbuds, a pair of earbuds designed to help users get a better night's sleep. After the product's first generation was discontinued, Bose tried again with Sleepbuds II.

The Bose noise-masking sleepbuds aren't earphones per se, but instead a high-tech earplug that kills noise while you're sleeping.