Dohm Uno White Noise Sound Machine, Real Fan Inside for Non-Looping White Noise, Sleep Aid, Office Privacy & Meditation for Adults & Baby, Registry Gift (Charcoal)

I really like this white noise machine for my toddler’s bedroom. It’s a compact, small sized machine that puts out a consistent steady fan sound. It’s easy to control for a “louder” or “quieter” setting simply by twisting it. I’ve been using it every day for over a year now, so I would say it’s an amazing quality machine given the price point. Ever since my baby was a newborn, she was comforted by the sound of a fan, but obviously I can’t run a fan overnight in the winter season or during most of spring, plus it would make her allergies worse. So the Yogasleep Dohm Uno slowly lulls her to sleep with its soft, comforting and CONSISTENT whirring fan noise. The biggest gripe I have with similar white noise machines is that they are not consistent, the soundloop is obvious, and a recorded fan noise just isn’t the same as having the actual thing. Also, this thing is boring appearance wise. I love that it doesn’t have fancy lights or anything at all that grabs a curious toddler’s attention. She ignores it 100%. No complicated settings or switches means that grandma likes it too when baby goes to spend the night. It’s as simple as turn it on to use, turn it off in the morning. And finally, it has improved her quality of sleep in my opinion. She’s been great about sleeping through the night since about 9 months old. Of course I know how lucky I am — a white noise machine won’t solve sleep issues. But it can definitely help, and in my case I think even if/when she has nighttime wake-ups, she puts herself back to sleep and since I leave this on overnight it’s easy for her to drift back off into dreamland. If anything ever happens or my Yogasleep just gives out, I will be repurchasing. I frequently debate purchasing a second one anyway, to have on hand just in case. 5 stars, completely recommend especially for those who like the sound of a fan to fall asleep to. But; for people who are looking for something “loud” to drown out something like construction noise, I’d probably look elsewhere. On its highest setting, this thing is probably about as loud as a regular fan on a medium setting. It is great for drowning out regular household noise (conversation at a normal volume, TV on a mid volume, somebody knocking at the door, toilet flushing, etc).

I noticed a shrill whirring sound when I first got it, like something was grinding inside it, but it was a very very slight sound and after a few nights it either settled or I got used to it. It was worth adjusting! My building has very thin ceilings and I can hear my neighbor's every footstep, conversation, vacuum, and TV show. Having the noise machine is almost as good as having a mute button! It doesn't drown them out entirely, but it muddles the sound so thoroughly that they haven't kept me up since. If they're loud in the morning, I just roll over, turn on the noise machine, and go straight back to sleep. Keeping it on top of a cork & foam mat also helped with whirring and vibrations.

I've never owned a white noise machine before, but I really think I'm going to like this little gadget. I'm used to sleeping with my tower fan on. In the summer, it keeps me cool, but I'm used to the noise, so I've been using it in fall/winter, too. But my room gets cold in the winter with the fan blowing, so I started looking into white noise machines. I like that this one is mechanical and is essentially just a fan (though it doesn't blow air). I looked at some with all the different noises, lights and programmable modes, but I really just wanted the fan noise. I LOVE that this one doesn't have any lights on it at all. No glowing blue power buttons or anything like that, because I like sleeping in total darkness. I used it for the first time last night, and it works great. It doesn't sound exactly like the tower fan that I'm used to, but the sound is close enough. I put it right beside my bed on the lower shelf of my bedside table, so since it was so close, I turned it to the lowest setting, which is just a fan-like hum. It can be made much louder just by opening the little vents, and if I ever move it across the room, I'll probably turn it up a bit. It is small enough that it could easily travel with you to a hotel room, and I'll probably do that when I travel. I'm including a video so you can hear what it sounds like on the lowest setting.

User-friendly. Pre-recorded white noise on a loop would never put me to sleep, but this fan does the trick!

THis is a simple white noise generator that uses a fan assembly inside. THis is a model that has been in production since 1962 and this company was the first to use this system. After buying and returning a Conair machine that uses looping I must say I am pleased with how this unit works. All it does is turn on and the fan starts turner internally and you adjust the noise generated by turning the top of the unit..simple and effective.... NO need for all the other digitized looping sounds that other machines produce along with extraneous noise.

Lo compramos 2 veces y uno funciono por 10 minutos y el otro por 1 mes. Contacte con el servicio a cliente porque realmente el tiempo que lo usamos nos encanto el producto y queríamos ver si había alguna alternativa. Muy amablemente nos explicaron que este producto NO FUNCIONA CON EL VOLTAJE EN MEXICO, y el motor se quema, así que hay que comprar el Dhom CLASSIC. Ellos me devolvieron mi dinero apesar de que ya había pasado mi periodo de gracia en amazon y pude comprar este nuevo modelo que es increible!

Lo compré el 8 de octubre y ya no funciona! Lo prendí anoche y hoy en la mañana ya no se escuchaba y ya no prende. Pésimo que dure solo 3 meses un producto tan caro. No recomiendo

This works great to mask speaking sounds using a neutral sounding noise. You can vary the sound by rotating a simple mechanical cap with holes that allows you to make it louder or softer. It is exactly what I thought it would be. It is nicely built and it works! The colour is old-fashioned but I really don't care that much, since it does it's job well.

Lo compré hace 5 meses, lo he usado muy poco, realmente lo tenía para mi oficina y lo prendía cuando había mucho ruido, no lo he usado más de 10 veces y ya no prende.