Yogasleep Hushh Sound Machine Review: Lightweight Sleep Saver

Could a sound machine the size of a hockey puck really drown out hallway doors and motorcycles outside our Airbnb window in Mexico? This one does. It's tiny, attaches to anything and gets us the dependable white noise that both our baby and our toddler expect. It's the smallest travel-sized sound machine we've found that doesn't have too many options and is simple to use.

The sound quality is very good, considering its size. I rate the audio quality an 8/10. It's not hi-fi, but it masks hotel hallway noise better than most palm-sized competitors and doesn't have the metallic hiss you get from cheaper models. The sound quality works well for travel use.

It masks hotel hallway noise better than most palm-sized competitors. We've used it in hotels, Airbnbs, guest rooms and even on planes. It drowns out hallway doors and motorcycles outside our Airbnb window. The noise masking power works well for travel scenarios where you need consistent white noise.

The build quality feels solid for a travel sound machine. It's featherweight and slips into our travel tech pouches or clips onto strollers without adding bulk. The construction feels good for the price point, and it should hold up well to travel wear. The build quality works well for portable use.

Two buttons set the volume and one button turns it on and off. I can start it with one hand while juggling bags and a sleepy toddler. The simple controls make it easy to use when you're exhausted and half-asleep. The best sound machines work without thinking, and this one does.

The rechargeable battery lasts about 10 hours on medium volume. That's enough for overnight sleep if we top it off with a charge during breakfast. We appreciate the USB-C port, so it shares cables with our phones. The battery life works well for travel, though the run time can dip below a full 12-hour stretch.

It's the smallest travel-sized sound machine we've found. It slips into our travel tech pouches or clips onto strollers without adding bulk. I've even hung it from a baby carrier for on-the-go naps, lots of times. The packability is excellent for travel, and it lives in our diaper bag without hogging space.

The build quality feels solid, and it should hold up well to travel wear. We've taken it on flights, hotel stays and stroller naps, and it's held up well. The construction feels good for the price point, and it should last through multiple trips. The durability works well for portable use.

There's no night-light option, so if you want a glow feature you'll want to bump up to the Hushh+. But for us, the lack of distracting LEDs is actually a plus. The best sound machines are invisible except for the sound they produce, and this one does that well.

We appreciate the USB-C port, so it shares cables with our phones. I pack the cord because the run time can dip below a full 12-hour stretch. When we're in flight mode, I leave it plugged into a power bank to avoid mid-nap shutoffs. The portability and cable management work well for travel.

It's tiny, attaches to anything and gets us the dependable white noise whether we're camping out in grandparents' guest rooms or hustling through airport delays. We've used it in hotels, Airbnbs, guest rooms, cars and even on planes. The adaptability works well for different travel scenarios.

We keep recommending the Yogasleep Hushh in our lists of baby travel accessories for a reason. We typically recommend it first, as it was our original white noise choice for our daughter when she was a baby. Nowadays, would you believe we actually use it for ourselves? It's the perfect nighttime buddy for our kids and for us as well.

The Yogasleep Hushh is a great choice for travelers who need dependable white noise in a tiny package. It's the smallest travel-sized sound machine we've found that doesn't have too many options and is simple to use. We keep recommending it for a reason, and it's become an essential part of our travel kit.