Noise-blocking earbuds adapt to your body's rhythm for restful slumber
The second-generation For Me Buds are slimmer, quieter, and better at keeping your sleep data to themselves.
Sleep tech has become one of the busiest corners of the wearables market. Rings, watches, and even bedtime armbands like Garmin's Index Sleep Monitor now log every toss and turn, while dedicated sleep earbuds like the battery-less SomniBuds focus on drowning out the world around you. But most of these gadgets share the same shortcoming: they can only tell you how badly you slept once you've woken up.
When we first looked at the original For Me Buds, they were trying to change that by reading your body's signals overnight and using sound to coax you toward deeper rest. Now dbbeats, a sleep tech startup spun off from LG Electronics in 2024, is back with a follow-up shaped by feedback from more than 3,000 first-gen backers and users.
For ME Buds 2:...
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