Hush Smart Earplugs: These Earplugs Could Replace Your Noise Machine

[locoyeti]

this product looks promising:

https://hush.technology/help-tinnitus-misophonia/

one thing that i was always wondering about was how would i be able to use masking sounds when i sleep around other people. this thing seems to be what i am looking for. it will be cool if you can customize the sound and have it at differing volumes relative to each ear. at any rate, it's cool that these technologies are right around the corner.

 

[Quentino]

https://hush.technology/

What do you think?
Seems like earplugs with active noise reduction, but with adjustable parameters for sound reduction.

I'm very interseted!

 

[JohnnyMx]

Hello fellows,

I just read this article about this new type of cordless earplugs + sound maskers. I think that if they work like they say, they would be of tremendous help for alot of people here with T and H.

This is the link :

http://money.cnn.com/2016/02/10/tec...mart-earplugs1203AMVODtopLink&linkId=21169839

Regards!
Johnny.

 

[Atlantis]

How about the battery life on these things?

 

[glynis]

They seem really cool but I'm still not sure playing sounds straight in to your ear all night is a good idea and I think pillow speakers and free standing units are better to help settle you off to sleep.
I tried the head band speakers also .
I know it's down to each individual and any items that help sleep as got to be a good thing if have tinnitus or insomnia .

Love to hear from people who use the plugs and how they get on.
A friend of mine has hearing aids that you can also stream music to and says have changed his life but thinks now his ears might be over sensitive .
........lots of love glynis

 

[linearb]

there will be these, too:
https://www.hereplus.me/

 

[Mary-Jane]

I just read today (on CNN) about a new kind of ear plugs that sound so exciting to me as a sound masker. I've tried many types of sound maskers to reduce my tinnitus but none really worked very well for me and these days I don't use anything but a sleeping pill to put me to sleep.

They're called HUSH and are bluetooth and will stream any kind of sound you want and charge in a little case. They sound incredible, for me at least. They're available in March 2016.

I'm so excited about this that I had to share this info here. I am only a sufferer of Tinnitus and not affiliated with them in any way shape or form. Here's a link to their FAQ: https://hush.technology/faq/

 

[RingerBell]

There is a news update on their website - https://hush.technology