Overpriced, but the best white noise I've found
We currently own 3 of these single speed Dohm machines.  We bought the first one 5 years ago for the nursery.  It was the perfect white noise sound, and it was super small so easy to pack for trips.  So we bought a second one about a year late, just before my husband's business trip.  Unfortunately about 6 months ago the older one started rattling a little bit.  Not much, but it was enough to annoy me, so I knew it could interfere with the kids sleep.  I really didn't want to pay $45 for this tiny little machine.  However, I sucked it up and bought a third one.  The only negative is the price.<br /><br />The positives include:<br /><br />- natural white noise sound (nothing like those awful Homemedic digital noise machines)<br />- can adjust the white noise by twisting it<br />- small and portable (easy to pack for trips, and takes up very little room on a dresser)<br />- has a mechanical switch so it's not digital.  Therefore it won't crap out as soon as a digital Homemedic machine, AND if the power flickers off (like it did for us twice last night in the wee hours), as soon as power is restored this machine starts working again.  So our 5 year olds didn't even notice it or wake up, since the outage was only for a few minutes at a time.  We, however, still use a digital air purifier in our bedroom for white noise, so at 4am, well after the brief outage, I woke up thinking &#34;Why is it so quiet??&#34;
Rating: 5 stars