LectroFan Evo White Noise Sound Machine

My husband and I are extremely happy with this product. We moved in together in an apartment complex and were often being woken up by neighbors, garbage trucks, and a snoring partner. We found a sound that we really like, it sounds like a large fan, and use it each and every night! My husband likes to get up before me and play video games, this cancels out the sounds and keeps me sleeping undisturbed! We like this much more than we anticipated! It's also a great compact size too, we are impressed with how small it is!

The Lectrofan is portable and versatile! I love taking it with me when I travel and using it at home.Pros: 馃憤- its Small like 3 inches and it is easy to travel with you.- It is versatile with 10 fan sounds and 10 white noise sounds. It has a timer and volume controls. It鈥檚 your hero when you need a fan to fall asleep or block noise from some noisy neighbors. Like I can鈥檛 sleep when I hear someone blasting the TV. This fixes it all! 馃槉Cons:None.I love this product!馃尭Please watch my video too. If you like my review, please give me a thumbs up.Thank you! Starlet 馃挄

I got this just before I headed out to Las Vegas for a lighting conference. I have sleep apnea and ADHD and I would venture to say I haven't slept 5 hours in decades, and I'm lucky if I get that...until now. I noticed in LV the first night I used this (I found one fan setting that's the most bass sounding of the lot) I slept over 7 hours...Huh?!?!? Yeah, and so I wrote it off to jet lag...until I slept 8 hours the next night.I don't know for sure if it's the particular frequency of the fan selection I'm using that somehow enacts some kind of meditational side effect on my brain, but for me it has worked unlike anything I've used to date. To be more specific, I've used a large industrial fan that my wife hates ("that's SOOO UGLY!!!"), which is loud and strong enough to blow my alarm clock off the nightstand if I point it that way. Understand that for me, loud is good. Obviously, it's not realistic to lug that fan around, and it's actually a pain to lug even a small desk fan around, which really never worked that well ta'boot.So I bought the LectroFan hoping it would give me enough sound to drown out noisy hotel neighbors or the equally sleep-depriving state of pure "quiet"...I NEVER expected the unit to outperform my "mega" industrial fan. But it did, and now two months later I can absolutely say that for me this is far and away been the best solution for sleep, and next to my CPAP, I don't ever want to be without this in the future. I have no way of knowing if others have had as good an experience as I have, but mine has been superlative, and for the first time in probably 25 years I'm routinely getting 6.5 to 8 hours of sleep every night.

As part of my therapy for Tinnitus and Hyperacusis, I was instructed to run a sound machine when I sleep. I wear sound generators all waking hours, but the brain needs to be kept 'in sound' 24/7. So, I picked up an original Lectrofan. Great machine! I tune it to the pink noise range that approximates my devices. Well, when I saw the Evo was on special a week or so ago, I ordered one thinking it would be nice to have a backup since this is necessary for me to have. It's a nice improvement over the original. The buttons are a bit more logical and the sounds quality is a little less 'hissy' and tighter overall.I highly recommend either one, with the Evo being the preferred of the two.

I LOVE THIS THING.I have suffered through noisy upstairs apartment neighbors for months who stomp around in shoes on an uncarpeted and creaky wooden floor and seem to find it necessary to roll, move and drop things (furniture? books? wooden clogs?) between 5.00 and 8.00 am every morning. Thanks to another kind reviewer here who actually posted a great video that included examples of the sounds this thing makes, I picked this little unit instead of one that has a wider variety of sounds. The 'Lectrofan only has fan noises and white noise, as opposed to the usual variety of seaside, rain and forest sounds that some of these high-end noise machines have, but I have found that the lower-pitched fan noises are incredibly effective at blocking out the low, thump-y and banging sort of noise generated by my considerate pals upstairs.I have to turn it on high volume to drown out the intermittent bangs, thumps and footsteps, but I have found that we can sleep through the continuous drone that it makes. The noise coming from upstairs is not completely silenced, but is somehow muted so that we aren't jolted out of sleep over and over.It feels sturdy and well-made, and is much smaller than I imagined, which is a great feature for a bedside table. Really pleased that I bought this, and absolutely thrilled that we are finally getting some relief.