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Yogasleep Rohm+ Travel White Noise Machine for $50:<\/strong><\/a> This is a more refined, adult sound machine option that looks significantly more chic than your standard sound machine (if that matters to you). The timer and white noise options are solid, but for the price and audio quality, Momcozy’s portable option runs circles around the Rohm+.<\/p>\n

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Baby Brezza Sleep and Soother for $25<\/a>:<\/strong> This is super light, can run on batteries or be plugged in, and has 18 sleep sounds and three timer options (or it plays continuously). There\u2019s also a night light with three brightness levels. \u2014Medea Giordano<\/em><\/p>\n

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Yogasleep Hushh 2 Portable Sound Machine for $30<\/a>:<\/strong> The Hushh 2 is another great portable sound machine that you should consider. It has six sounds, three timer options, and a nice night light for softly illuminating your bedside table or guiding your way to the bathroom. The brand says this model is its most durable sound machine. I didn’t fling it down the stairs, but it has held up to falling off my nightstand. \u2014Medea Giordano<\/em><\/p>\n

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Lectrofan Evo for $60<\/a>:<\/strong> Another solid option from the brand that makes our top pick. The Evo has a few more sound choices (like ocean noises) and looks nicer, but we prefer the buttons on the Classic. They’re better for fiddling with in the dark. This one also jumped in price recently. \u2014Medea Giordano<\/em><\/p>\n

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Dreamegg D1 for $60:<\/strong><\/a> This one plays a lot of the same sounds as the D11 portable machine, with a handful more fans and a spectrum of noises. The control panel is matte and soft to the touch, and you can set it to play continuously or for 30, 60, or 90 minutes. I tried the white version, but you can get a few other nice colors on the Dreamegg site<\/a>. The rim also lights up. \u2014Medea Giordano<\/em><\/p>\n

Encalife Sound Machine for $46<\/a>:<\/strong> This little sound machine has a blue light that you can match your breathing to in order to relax. You’ll also likely find it on sale often, which is good because I wouldn’t spend too much on it\u2014there are better options on this list for less. \u2014Medea Giordano<\/em><\/p>\n

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Allway Aqua10 for $120:<\/strong><\/a> I love that this looks like a cute Marshall amp and works as a decent-sounding Bluetooth speaker for sleep sounds and anything else you want to listen to the rest of the day. You need the Allway app to access the sounds, which include crackling fires, busy cafes, a spectrum of colored noises, and a wide selection of instrumentals. They\u2019ll play for anywhere from five to 120 minutes. The Aqua10 also has a humidifier function, which looks extremely cool paired with lights that illuminate the vapor like a fire. But I found it to be fussy and leaky, and it seemed to stop even though the reservoir was full. It’s no longer available on Amazon, which might say something about its longevity. \u2014Medea Giordano<\/em><\/p>\n

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