Still trying to get used to it. It’s great for relaxing to, but not so much for going to sleep. I bought it for masking tinnitus so I could get to sleep. However I have to end up reaching out and switching it off as even on the lowest settings it is too loud for me to drop off properly.

I bought my first Yogasleep Whish unit last year in the hope that I would be able to use it, not solely for relaxation, mediation and to aid sleep, but in the hope that it would block out unwanted unnecessary noise and from immediate neighbours and their visitors to their properties during lockdown, also from road traffic noise on the busy main road that I live on. I have been so pleased with the unit that I have recently bought a second unit to use in another room in my property and have recommended it to family, friends and colleagues. There are calming, relaxation and meditation options in addition to a selection of white noise / noise cancelling options. It has been so beneficial to me whilst working from home and outside of my hours of work. The only things that I would change are the “Volume” + and - and “Timer” 1 and 2 selectors which, whilst they are slightly raised, are the same colour as the unit rather than a contrasting colour therefore these can sometimes be a little difficult to feel and/or see. I would recommend this super little unit to others.

Did what it said on the tin! Happy with my purchase.

Bought primarily to try and help with the wife's tinnitus and it seems to be working, a bonus is that I seem to be sleeping better too. Currently on Fan 1 during the night. Tried Calm and Stream but they tended to keep us awake.

We purchased this for our autistic son who struggles with getting to sleep and staying asleep. We've tried other digital sound machines and he can hear the loops and patterns in the sounds which increases his discomfort. He's also tried the Dohm units, but these don't provide him with sound he can drift off to. The Whish system provided a broad range of sounds which allowed him to pick one he liked and he's been really, really happy with it. The only ding here is the lack of a charger. While I know that it's a standard USB connection, there's a great degree of variability in the quality and current provided from them and finding one that follows the instructions of 1.0A (not 500mA or 2.4A, etc.) isn't as straightforward as we'd like.