HoMedics Deep Sleep White Noise Machine Review – Best Machine for White Noise Lovers?

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HoMedics is known for its wide range of audio devices, including different white noise machines and sound machines. We’ve already reviewed their versatile SoundSpa, but their Deep Sleep white noise machine is for those who love white noise – but are looking for a very particular sound.

White noise is a great way to mask unwanted or disruptive noise. Whether it be a busy street outside your window or a noisy snoring partner, white noise machines – including the Deep Sleep machine – might be just the thing you need.

This review will go over the main highlights and takeaways of this sound machine to help consumers interested in this product make a more informed decision.

HoMedics Deep Sleep White Noise Machine

HoMedics Deep Sleep White Noise Machine

HoMedics offers a sound machine for white noise lovers with its Deep Sleep White Noise Machine. It comes with four different types of white noise and the ability to adjust the tone and volume with each sound. It's easy to use, compact and portable.

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Key Features & How To Use

  • Dimensions: 6.8″ x 4.8″ x 3.8″ inches  and weighs 1.76 pounds
  • Features 4 distinct tones:
    • “Soothe” is like a gentle rain and the lightest pitched tone that gently eases your mind
    • “Mask” is designed to mask external distractions including noisy neighbors and highway traffic
    • “Relax” is modulated to disrupt interfering room noise, such as a snoring partner
    • “Calm” is the deepest of all the tone settings, which is perfect for tinnitus sufferers and small children
  • Once you have selected your sleep sound, use the “Tone” button to adjust the tones of the noises
    • Press and hold the “+” symbol to remove bass and achieve a higher pitch.
    • Press and hold the “-“ symbol to add bass and achieve a lower pitch.
    • You can then adjust the volume to your preferred setting. A built-in timer lets you set the session length for 30, 60, or 90 minutes.
  • It can be powered by an adaptor (included) or 4 “AA” batteries (not included).
  • Sold at several retailers
  • Priced around $60

HoMedics Deep Sleep Sound Machine has four white noise options

Who Makes It

HoMedics is a company that provides products to make the home environment more comfortable. In addition to a variety of sound machines and white noise machines (including the SoundSpa), they also make massage products, air filters, humidifiers, sleep aids, and fitness monitors, among other products.

HoMedics products are widely available in a range of retailers, both online and in-store.

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Pros

  • It’s portable and can be used with an AC outlet or batteries
  • A good choice for those who want only white noise but still want options
  • Offers good volume range
  • Personalization features mean it can work well for a baby or child’s room

HoMedics Deep Sleep Sound Machine is easy to use

Cons

  • Offers only white noise – no other sound options
  • The bright LED light can be annoying in a dark bedroom
  • It’s not the most affordable white noise machine out there
  • The machine drains batteries quickly (especially when used overnight)
  • Feedback from customers suggests that it’s not built to last

Homedics deep sleep sounds can have their pitch or tone adjusted

Personal Experience

The HoMedics Deep Sleep sound machine is geared towards those who specifically want white noise to help them sleep (or stay asleep) and those who are particular about the distinct tone. It offers four different white noise options: Soothe, Mask, Relax and Calm.

Here is how HoMedics describes each type:

  • “Soothe” is like a gentle rain and the lightest pitched tone that gently eases your mind
  • “Mask” is designed to mask external distractions including noisy neighbors and highway traffic
  • “Relax” is modulated to disrupt interfering room noise, such as a snoring partner
  • “Calm” is the deepest of all the tone settings, which is perfect for tinnitus sufferers and small children

People can switch between the tones by using the button in between the listed tones, and they’ll know which one of the four is playing because a small blue light will illuminate the name of the selected tone.

HoMedics Deep Sleep sound machine has blue lights to indicate features in the dark

Once people have picked the white noise version they like, they can adjust the tone (the pitch that is emphasized most) by clicking the plus or minus signs next to the “Tone” label on the machine.

There is also an auto-timer that lets people play the white noise for 30, 60 or 90 minutes before turning off. If people would like the machine to run all night, that’s an option as well (just don’t click on the auto-timer).

All in all, the interface is very simple to use, but there are several areas of blue light that do become visible in the dark. Some people have reported that this can be distracting, and I did have to place something over it to block the light and keep it from bothering me.

Based on other reviews I’ve read on the product, it seems that the quality can be hit or miss with this product. Many start out loving it but find that either the buttons will stop working or the sound quality will start to lessen over time.

I do really like how lightweight and portable it is, and this is an easy white noise machine to take with you on business trips or to put in your child’s room if you’re in a new place (or even in your own home). It works on batteries if people don’t have access to an outlet – however, they can drain pretty quick.Deep Sleep white noise machine is portable and takes batteries

HoMedics Deep Sleep White Noise Machine

HoMedics Deep Sleep White Noise Machine

HoMedics offers a sound machine for white noise lovers with its Deep Sleep White Noise Machine. It comes with four different types of white noise and the ability to adjust the tone and volume with each sound. It's easy to use, compact and portable.

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4.10 / 5 starstarstarstarstar
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A Note On Volume

If people are planning to use the HoMedics Deep Sleep white noise machine, or any other type of sound machine overnight in their room or a family member’s room, they should be aware of the volume level.

The World Health Organization recommends that anyone planning to use a sound machine for more than 8 hours should do so at a volume of fewer than 85 decibels. Louder than that and you may be putting your hearing at risk. Parents who put a sound machine in their children’s rooms should speak with a pediatrician about an appropriate volume level.

HoMedics Deep Sleep Sound Machine can be used with a decibel reader to assess the volume

The HoMedics Deep Sleep does not have a decibel meter on the machine, but you can easily use a free app on your smartphone to find the decibel level – there are many free options to choose from.

Final Thoughts

The HoMedics Deep Sleep white noise machine can be a good option for those who want a portable and easy to use white noise machine but are pretty particular about the tone and pitch of your white noise. There are four distinct options to choose from and lots of combinations! The overall quality of the sound and the device may not be the highest, but the price isn’t astronomical, either.

Katie Golde

Katie previously managed the day to day operations of the Mattress Clarity news site and reviews sleep products in addition to writing and editing sleep news. She hails from Austin, where she lives with her growing family. She is a Certified Sleep Science Coach and has a master’s degree in Journalism from Northwestern University and has a background in health and science content. Her work can be found in print and online publications like Discover Magazine, USA Today and The Huffington Post.