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🌙 Elevate your sleep game with the original sound of serenity.
The Yogasleep Dohm Classic is the original white noise machine, delivering natural fan-based sound with dual-speed settings to block disruptive noises. Handcrafted in the USA since 1962, it offers a customizable, non-looping sound experience that enhances sleep, meditation, and office privacy. Compact and stylish, it’s a proven sleep therapy tool trusted by millions worldwide.






















| ASIN | B00HD0ELFA |
| Age Range Description | Baby |
| Best Sellers Rank | #4,595 in Health & Household ( See Top 100 in Health & Household ) #7 in Sleep Sound Machines #665 in Sales & Deals |
| Brand | YOGASLEEP |
| Brand Name | YOGASLEEP |
| Color | Black |
| Connector Type | Two or three-pronged plug (US/Canada) |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 41,032 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00036005002404 |
| Item Depth | 6 inches |
| Item Dimensions | 6 x 6 x 4 inches |
| Item Weight | 1.6 pounds |
| Manufacturer | Marpac |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 3500240 |
| Manufacturer Warranty Description | 1 year limited |
| Material | Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS) |
| Material Type | Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS) |
| Model Name | Dohm Classic |
| Model Number | M1DSUSBK |
| Music Tracks | White Noise |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Tracks | 1 |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| UPC | 036005002404 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
J**E
A Peaceful Sleep to Keep Insanity at Bay
We moved from the east coast to the west coast about 14 years ago. One of the biggest differences (for the worse IMHO) is that the west coast has housing developments where the houses are almost on top of each other. There is literally 6 to 10 feet between your house and your neighbor's house. The back yards contain a sliver of land before it meets your backyard neighbor's house. In addition to this close proximity causing other problems, one of the problems is that noises generated by neighbors (some of them not so respectful) are exacerbated. You name it: dogs barking all dang night, mowing the lawn and using other loud equipment for yard work (like a blower, string trimmer, etc.), loud music, loud talking, etc. There are also other noises not caused by neighbors such as planes, trains and (to me) the horrible sound of morning doves at the crack of dawn. The most annoying and frustrating noise emission we've had to deal with are dogs barking, incessantly and/or during "normal" sleep hours...incredibly rude and this can literally drive one insane!! Our neighbor's (at the time they were renters) would leave their dog outside virtually all night, maybe taking it in the house at 3:00am sometimes, only to let the blasted thing out again at 6:00am (including weekends!). Our bedroom, which was on the first floor, would literally be a few feet from the neighbor's side yard and back yard because the houses are so close together. Many talks with the neighbors and their landlord failed. We tried the police...they said we needed to file something in court. We looked into court options and, unfortunately, the criteria necessary to file the appropriate action was not met, so we couldn't do anything there either. Finally, we discoverd the Marpac Sound Conditioners (a prior name). They are unbelievable. Lifesavers, and savers of our sanity. We have had three of them for almost TEN years...one for each of our children and one for ourselves. The sound is incredibly soothing. There are no "repeating cycles" that you can oftentimes here with digital white noise and sound machines because the unit is generating the noise like a fan, but without the cold air. I have many digital sounds too (beach waves, rain, white noise, etc.), which are good for me at times, but I still feel the Marpac units are clearly the best for me for sleep. Additionally, if your mind/ears are like mine, and you HEAR a digital cycle start over (like rain that has been recorded, plays for 30 seconds and then starts over), it can interrupt the process of going to sleep because you noticed the loop starting over. There are no loops with the Marpac. There are two settings, high and low. The low has worked for my wife and I and one of the children this entire time. The older child likes hers on high. There are holes on the top and slits on the side. The top can turn to open or close some of the holes and the side has a sleeve that can be rotated to open or close the slits. Manipulating the slits or the holes adjusts not only the volume of the unit, but also the tonality of the sound. So, there are quite a few options for you as far as volume and tonality. Incidentally, these items are small enough for travel and they have a long cord (on purpose) for more placement options. With this on, ALL of the outside noises are gone, and we can sleep in peace. The external noises melt away. An additional HUGE bonus for me was something I discovered after I started using the Marpac. I purchased the Marpac to drown out EXTERNAL noises. I didn't even think about the INTERNAL noises in my head!! I'm talking about laying in bed and thinking too much, which can also cause sleep loss and insomnia. Sometimes my mind can race. You know, where you are just laying there, thinking about things...what I forgot to do today, what I need to do tomorrow, a work issue, etc. The sound from this unit helps me to NOT think about things so I can fall asleep, and stay asleep. It is one sound (the type you choose using the sleeve and the top) that simply continues without changing, so it is not distracting and you become immersed in its calm soothing sound. I can't recommend these enough, not only for downing out external sounds, but to also help one NOT to think as much when trying to sleep.
M**A
I thought I’d never use this again, but it ended up being a God send
I bought this two years ago, but didn’t put it into use until the last 6 months. In my last apartment, I was living with roommates, and bought a Dohm to mask disruptive noise while I slept. I was so used to a quiet ambience that I couldn’t sleep with it. I put it in a box and didn’t use it again. In my new apartment, I’m living alone, but I quickly learned living here that the walls are thin, I can hear a lot from outside, and I can hear my downstairs neighbor clearly. Additionally, a mysterious hum started emanating from somewhere in the neighborhood at night that started driving me crazy. In comes my barely-used, tucked-away Dohm. Admittedly, using it for the first several nights was uncomfortable. I was not at all accustomed to falling asleep with any sort of noise. It would kind of annoy me, actually. Then, in my annoyance, I would get angry that I had to use a noise machine at all. Then I would start wondering why I didn’t just live in a cottage in the countryside isolated and insulated from everything so that I didn’t have to deal with any noise at night and sleep in peace and I cried myself, finally, to sleep. Anyway, one day, my neighbor was being a bit loud and I wanted to sit in relative silence while I read, so I sat on my bed and turned on my Dohm on a whim. While I read, I got a message from my neighbor saying “sorry you had to hear that.” I had no idea what he was talking about. Apparently, he had gotten into an argument with his visitor and knew that they were being loud enough for me to have heard; I hadn’t heard a thing. This experience gave me a new appreciation for the Dohm. I realized that it really did mask significantly loud sounds and that, if I opened my mind to it, I could find a lot more peace at night. I just had to allow and accept this fan sound as a part of my sleeping environment. For the next few nights, I adjusted the sound until it felt just right for my ears. When I found the sweet spot, it was very comfortable sleep for me. While at first I would turn it on and off when I slept and woke up, I started keeping it on all day and all night a few months ago. This sound, for me, is now an integral part of my sleeping environment and is, in a way, a source of comfort for me because it’s kind of a symbol of peace and security now. Long story short, while it can be difficult to adjust to, the Dohm considerably lessens the perception of disturbing noise and is conducive to restful sleep and inner peace. Additionally, the design is attractive and the controls are simple and user friendly.
J**F
A must have for anyone that doesn't live in the country or a nice and quiet suburb
A must have for a baby/toddler's room. An absolute must have for shift workers. I used to have it bad, for ten years I often worked nights and lived in hotels. Maids vacuuming in the next room, doors slamming shut, kids running and yelling in the hall. Without the Marpac Sleepmate II, now the Marpac Dohm-DS Dual Speed Sound Conditioner my sleep was constantly being disturbed. I would toss and turn in bed for nine plus hours and would still feel unrested. With the sound conditioner I would sleep for 6.5 to 7.0 hours and wake up before my alarm went off feeling like a million bucks. It hides noises that would wake you, but it also hides the lesser noises that would just disturb your sleep by barely waking you (small wakes that you won't remember in the morning) or just keeping you from going into deep recuperative sleep. I fall asleep faster and sleep better with it. My daughter as a baby, toddler, and now a five year old sleeps like a dream with it. I would turn it on when she was a baby and that plus one or two short lullabies and she was out for a long nap or a long night. I believe, that when she would wake prematurely, as naturally happens, the soothing sound or perceived quietness from the sound conditioner, ensured her brain that everything was as it should be, so she would not get curious or upset, and if her mind/body needed more sleep she would fall right back into it. She wouldn't wake until she was thoroughly rested. Sometimes I would have to stir her from three plus hour afternoon naps instead of letting her wake on her own. Even if she was just a naturally perfect sleeper and it wasn't so much the sound conditioner, It did allow adults to not have to tip toe around the house while the baby/toddler is sleeping. That right there, makes it worth it. I lived in a small apartment and I would do dishes, watch TV, flush the toilette right outside her room, and even vacuum while she slept. I'd make the noise and peek inside her room and she wouldn't even stir. My girlfriend would sleep with a table top fan on her nightstand blasting air across her face all night because she needed it to sleep. Of course after years of that she started waking up with bloody noses. I figured she needed the white noise of the fan blades more than the sinus drying gale force wind. I bought her a sound conditioner and convinced her to run the ceiling fan at a moderate speed. It worked, she loves it. Quality: I have had mine for four and a half years (as of April 2014) and I can guarantee that I have abused mine more than just about anybody out there. I used mine when I was at home and I tossed it in a suitcase to travel an average of 18 days every month. In and out of home, suitcases, and hotels. I would also fly with it in my checked baggage several times a year. It still works and looks great. The only thing I can fault it on is that the still functioning fine switch doesn't have the same solid click/feel that it had when new when you switch it back to center. Up or down to switch it to low or high and I still get the reassuring feel/sound from the switch. A solid accomplishment for the years of abuse I've given it. Yours will likely sit on a night stand and last forever. Buy it!=)
M**E
Great Invention
I wasn’t sure what to expect from this device. I have to say that it absolutely makes a difference in the quality of my sleep and blocks out my neighbor’s barking dog. Good investment!
J**J
So good we bought it twice (7 years apart)!
What a great white noise maker this is! This came into my life when my son was born in 2018. The need for background noise in a big, creaky, 120-year-old house is no joke. Especially when you add a brand new person who barely knows how to do anything but breathe and sleep. This Dohm Classic is about the size of a spindle of CDs (that's 1 iPhone wide, and 2/3 of an iPhone tall for all you whippersnappers). Not tiny, but the fact that the noise you're hearing is actually being made by a spinning fan (not a speaker) means it needs to have some real estate inside for parts. There are no timers or automatic functions, just ON/OFF, and the ability to change the noise characteristics by rotating the body in two places to change how the rushing air vibrations leave the device. It's loud enough that it can sit on a centrally-located table in our upstairs hallway and be heard solidly in both bedrooms, each approximately 10 feet away. My review title states that we've purchased two of these in seven years. I'm an engineer, so it's not unheard of for me to take things apart when they stop functioning. After about four years of nightly use (11+ hours per night) the first unit started making some extra grinding, groaning noises that my engineer brain instantly pegged as an unhappy motor. I removed the four screws on the bottom and did my best to clean the interior and add a couple drops of small motor oil to the parts that move. Put back together, the thing operated fine. Over the next two years, I'd regularly open it up and repeat the process every few months. You can hear the noise characteristics change over time, so (assuming you're comfortable doing so) you'll know when it's time for a cleaning. At the end of year six, it was not happy at all. Screaming and screeching, and refusing to spin. Nothing a complete disassembly and cleaning of the entire motor couldn't fix! Squeaked another three months out of it before retiring it to our vacation home and purchasing a brand new one for home. I was HAPPY to spend another $40 for something that performed so well for so many years! Pro Tip: Plug this into a smart outlet so you can automate a schedule and even add timer functionality if you want!
R**N
Saved my sleep
My first purchase was in 2009 and that unit is still working great and I use it every night. It puts me to sleep and I sleep through the entire night. I've even recommended it to others who have told me they love it. I recently purchased a second one that I was going to use at home and leave the old one at my parents for when I visit them. I could tell when I received the new unit that it looks exactly the same except it has more movement especially on the top piece. I probably wouldn't have thought much about it had I not had the original to compare it with. It also seems to have a very faint high pitch noise and a bit more vibration. The original one has the Marpac name and shows "Made in USA", this new unit is by Yogasleep and shows "Assembled in USA". I decided to keep the 17 year old one at home and hope it holds up a while longer since it seems have a slightly better build. Also, the price was still the same after all these years. I will still recommend this to anyone and will definitely purchase another if the old one ever dies, this is one of the best things I've done to improve my sleep.
K**E
Ah, sweet sleep!
As many people who reviewed this product have complained, we, too, live beneath 'those' neighbors. We've suffered through countless sleepless nights and sighed in relief when air conditioning weather rolled around again. While we could still hear noise from above and were still frequently rudely awakened, it happened less often and was less jarring, making it easier to fall back asleep. Well, the cold weather rolled around again and once again we were functioning on very little sleep. When earplugs, quiet music, and nature sounds failed to have any effect, we had to find an answer. A fan was not practical in our tiny room, leaving us feeling chilled no matter how we arranged it, beside the fact that I hate blowing the fan constantly and trying to keep it dust free. We had to find an answer. The great reviews inspired me though the bad reviews cast doubts. To me, the price was well worth it to have even a chance at sleep. At this point I often found myself in tears at 4am praying for the relief of sleep . When the unit arrived ahead of schedule, I ran into my room to set it up. I put it on a dresser about six feet from the head of our bed. I set it to the loudest sound it could make and looked forward to bed. Two words: It worked! We got the same effect as the air conditioning, pretty much. The noise was greatly reduced. The noise that came through was less bothersome so that often I could just turn over and drift back asleep since I didn't literally jump out of bed thinking something happened to one of my kids. I run this 24 hours a day since I like that it muffled some of the daytime noise, which, while not waking me up, can really get on my nerves (guitar playing, balls bouncing, things being repeatedly thrown and dropped on the floor, kids screaming, parents yelling). What I like: Blocks a lot of noise, muffles the rest. Doesn't take up a lot of room. Doesn't stand out like an alien device. Easy to use. So far very reliable. Not as loud as my air conditioner but I feel it does just as good a job. What's OK: The noise isn't annoying, but neither is it soothing. Being fair, I feel that if it were soothing, it wouldn't really neutralize as much sound as it does. I can hear a little vibration from it sitting on my dresser, though I have a couple of things I haven't tried yet to help that. What I don't like: There is nothing I do not like. Let's be fair. This unit does exactly what it promises. The noise may bother some, true, but the only way to know is to try. I don't know why people say, "Don't buy this, the noise is horrible!" Definitely tell us if you find it horrible but understand that not everybody will. I know people who can't sleep with a window air conditioner or a fan. They don't tell people not to buy them. Would I prefer if my house was quiet and I didn't need this? YES! I would! I love when it is dark and silent and I can sleep. Unfortunately, right now I do not have this option. This machine has literally given me back hours of sleep PER NIGHT and, in turn, made me feel less stressed and I am rarely short tempered. (I say me because my husband has lost a lot of hearing and simply sleeps on his good ear. It seems to work for him as well as the machine works for me!) One point I would like to make is that this machine does cover noise, so if you have kids (or even sometimes pets, I would imagine) you might want to keep in mind that chances are you won't hear them when you are in the room with this machine, sleeping. My seven year old woke up with a stomachache one night and in the morning he told me he'd been in the bathroom for a while. The bathroom door is directly across the hall from my bedroom door and I never heard him. (Ha - that shows you how loud the neighbors are as I still hear them!) If something is going on in the house, it could be easily missed. That also makes it great for kid's rooms to block the sounds from the rest of the house when they go to bed early. If you have noise that keeps you awake or wakes you from your sleep, this machine could be the answer to a better night's sleep. If you can sleep with a fan or window air conditioner, this may work for you. It has been a life changer for me! Update: We have been using this product continuously for coming up on five years. I can no longer sleep without it. We use one to travel with and is a lifesaver in hotels where rude people talk loudly late into the night, or you hear road noise, or even just the strange noises of a new place. Sleep saving device!
H**N
Best. Sleep. Ever.
I have always been a light sleeper, and am easily woken up by relatively quiet sounds like the air conditioner turning on/off or floor boards creaking etc - to say nothing about outside noise from passing cars or neighbors mowing their lawn at 6 a.m. on a Saturday morning... I tried drowning out the background noises with a "Nature Sounds" CD, but couldn't find any that I liked. So eventually I started sleeping with the ceiling fan on high - which definitely muted the background noise, but also makes the bedroom feel colder and really dried my eyes and skin out. Then I started babysitting for a family with a new infant, and they introduced me to the Marpac SleepMate in their nursery. If you haven't heard a white noise machine before, I'm not quite sure how to describe the sound... Maybe imagine a quiet vacuum cleaner? Or maybe a cross between a "hiss" and "whoosh"? Anyway, it has a very soothing womb-like sound that helps their son fall asleep and prevents him from hearing his parents move around the house after he's in bed. Needless to say, I fell in love! I went home and immediately bought a SleepMate for myself. The unit is small and neutral color, and definitely doesn't look out of place in an "adult" bedroom. You can adjust the tone/texture of the sound by twisting various parts of the unit, and I was easily able to find a setting that my boyfriend and I both liked. The SleepMate was worth every penny because it has drastically improved my overall quality of life. I actually feel rested when I wake up every morning, because I am usually able to sleep through the entire night uninterrupted. I don't notice background house noises any more or get woken up my roommate's TV - and it even covers up pet noise! (My cat had developed a nasty habit of lurking right outside my bedroom door and meowing insistently at around 4:30 a.m. - but he's given up, having realized that his yowling no longer produces the desired effect because I can now sleep soundly through all of his complaining.) I have to admit, I've become so addicted to the white noise that I even bring my SleepMate with me when I travel. In fact, I've raved so much about this product that my parents and sister all bought SleepMates, and my boyfriend got me a 2nd unit for our guest bedroom this Christmas. One quick tip - I've noticed that on certain hard surfaces, the SleepMate produces a secondary low-pitched reverberation - but this disappears if you simply place a soft cushion underneath the unit. ** NOTE - I bought my 1st MarPac SleepMate in November 2008, and it's still going strong. I recently moved from a relatively quiet subdivision to an apartment in the city that has a LOT more traffic noise - I had to turn my SleepMate to the louder (II) setting, but it still manages to drown out mostly everything. Every now and then a particularly high-pitched ambulance siren or a really loud, thumping bass gets through, but overall the SleepMate is still letting me sleep soundly!
L**E
Perfect!
Perfect for our nursery! Blocks out all external noise and gives a calming and soothing sound to fall asleep to. Quick delivery, worth the money, great product!
V**.
On a tellement aimé, qu'on en a 3!
J'ai le sommeil léger et l'utilisation du Dohm me permet un sommeil vraiment plus profond. Je pouvais me réveiller à cause du camion d'ordures, le conjoint qui cusine dans la pièce à côté, des amis qui parlent dans le salon. Mais avec le Dohm ça aide à couvrir les bruits et m'aide à m'endormir et à ne pas me réveiller. On a testé des modèles différents avec plusieurs bruits différents mais ça s'entend que c'est électronique et que les bruits sont "faux". Celui ci est vraiment comme une fan mais sans le vent dans la chambre. On en a même 3! Un autre dans la chambre d'amis et un 3e que j'apporte dans TOUS mes déplacements quand je dors ailleurs. Je ne peux plus vivre sans!
B**L
Excellent, I Don't Leave Home Without It
I am a very light sleeper and am woken up by light snoring, dogs barking outside, traffic noise, etc. I bought the Dohm to hopefully block out these noises, and it does. The 2 different levels are great and turning it to the tone that works for you is helpful. I take it with me wherever I go. It's especially useful staying in hotels or at a friend's house if, like me, you would be woken up by strange bumps in the night. NOTE: I brought this with me to Europe (U.K. specifically) and plugged it in using my adaptor. Within seconds I could smell something burning and it stopped working in seconds. It probably says somewhere in the instructions that it can't do that, but I haven't had any problems with other similar devices before so I just assumed it would be OK. Sadly, it wasn't. As soon as I got home I bought another one and won't use it overseas.
A**T
Gerät für Europa nicht geeignet
Das Gerät ist für Europa nicht geeignet. Sehr hohen Watt Konsum, 110 Volt, Amerikanischer Stecker. Ich habe schon zwei Volt-Converter verbrannt.
A**D
姪の夫に感謝
約2ヶ月、使用していますが、Marpacは無くてはならない物となっています。 現在、国道沿いのマンションに住んでおり、毎朝、車の騒音に悩まされておりました。数ヶ月前、姪のアメリカ人の夫が、我が家を訪れた時に持参したのがMarpacでした。彼は日本での仕事を抱えており、仕事に集中できるよう、アメリカからわざわざトランクに入れて来たのです。 彼の強い薦めで、私も購入したのですが、その効果は期待以上でした。朝方、騒音で眠りから覚めるということが無くなりました。ゴーッという音を発しますが、眠りにつくには私には何の支障もありません。睡眠中、その音で起こされることもありません。 使用する人によって、その効果に違いがあるのであろうと思いますが、毎朝、睡眠を邪魔されなくなった私には、支払った金額以上の価値があります。ハード的にはスイッチが甘いですが、その他の問題はありません。あとは耐久性でしょうか。
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