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Instead, you transfer your chosen audio effects to the Zenbuds through Amazfit's mobile app. They aren't wireless headphones, so you can't stream your own music or podcasts, but that makes sense when you see just how tiny they are.

Not only do they effectively mask noises like snoring, traffic, and loud neighbors, they can also play a variety of soothing sounds to help ease you off to sleep. When we need to block out distractions at night, the Amazfit Zenbuds are the sleep earplugs we reach for. They're certainly not cheap, especially compared with earplugs that don't offer active noise cancelling, and they don't offer the sleep tracking smart of the Amazfit Zenbuds, but it's tough to put a price on a good night's rest. If you struggle to drift off at night, or find yourself waking frequently, the Bose Sleepbuds II could be the perfect solution. That's a big improvement on the original Bose Sleepbuds. In our tests, we found them extremely comfortable (even when sleeping on our side), and we got about four nights' use from the Sleepbuds II between charges. A great alternative to a white noise machine if your partner doesn't enjoy sound at night. They work much like the Amazfit Zenbuds below, not only blocking unwanted noise that prevents you nodding off, they also play a selection of soothing sounds, which can be uploaded to the Sleepbuds through a mobile app. The Bose Sleepbuds II are some of the most sophisticated sleep earplugs you can buy today. These hi-tech buds not only serve to block out external sounds but also act like some of the best white noise machines to help you relax at night. They're not your only choice though, so read on to learn more about all our top recommendations – and if you often wake up feeling groggy, take a look at our roundup of the best wake-up lights. Top of our list, and the best sleep earplugs we've tested so far are the Bose Sleepbuds II. Others don't have an electronic component but instead use cleverly crafted silicone to cut down ambient noise while staying securely in place. Some of these are advanced smart earplugs with features like active noise canceling and audio playback, featuring soothing sounds or sleep stories to help you fall back to sleep. There's a huge range to choose from though, which is why we've spent so long figuring out which sleep earplugs work the best. Disposable foam earplugs are a bit wasteful and tend to collect wax, while these reusable smart earplugs are more hygienic, being easy-clean, designed better for comfort than simple blocks of foam, and more effective at blocking sound.