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Yogasleep Hushh 2 review

A tough, rechargeable pocket machine with a night light and a 34-hour battery, and the best value here.

Research-led review Checked September 2026 by Simon
Buy it ifParents who want one machine for the nursery, the pram and trips away, for not much money.
Skip it ifYou want room-filling sound, or the ability to control it from your phone.

The report card

  1. Sound quality & choice30% of score6.8

    Six sounds including Yogasleep's Dohm fan recording, white noise, nature sounds and melodies; good for a small speaker.

  2. Safe volume & placement20% of score7.0

    Volume control, a timer and a child lock, but the clip invites hanging it on the cot or pram, so keep the volume low if you do.

  3. Ease of use at 3am20% of score7.8

    Backlit buttons and an adjustable night light make it easy to use in the dark.

  4. Portability & power10% of score9.5

    Up to 34 hours per charge over USB-C, drop-tested, with a carabiner-style clip.

  5. Value & running costs20% of score8.4

    Around £35 for a machine that does most of what pricier ones do.

The full review

The Hushh 2 is Yogasleep's upgraded travel machine, and it's good enough to use at home too. It has six sounds, including the company's signature Dohm fan sound, white noise, nature sounds and calming melodies, plus backlit buttons and an adjustable night light for feeds in the dark.

It charges over USB-C, and Yogasleep quotes up to 34 hours per charge, enough for overnight use away from home without hunting for a socket. There's a 30, 60 or 120 minute timer, a child lock, and a drop-tested body with rubber armour and a clip for attaching it to a pram, car seat or cot. On Amazon UK it's sold by Marpac UK, Yogasleep's maker, with a USB cable but no wall adapter.

Owners rate it 4.2 out of 5 from over 400 reviews on Amazon UK. The main caveat is placement: a clip-on machine hung on the cot sits right by your baby's head, where even modest volumes add up, so either keep it low or put it across the room.

Pros and cons

What I like

  • Six sounds, including Yogasleep's Dohm fan sound
  • Up to 34 hours per charge
  • Night light, timer and child lock
  • Around £35

What I don't

  • Small speaker
  • Clip-on design tempts close placement
  • Wall adapter not included

Key specs

Sounds
6 (Dohm fan, white noise, nature, melodies)
Battery
USB-C rechargeable, up to 34 hours
Timer
30, 60 or 120 minutes, or continuous
Extras
Night light, backlit buttons, child lock, clip
Size
3.4 x 8.6 x 10.2cm, 159g
Warranty
1 year

Head-to-heads

What I read

This is a research-led review. These are the main sources behind the scores, alongside patterns in verified owner reviews. How I review.

  1. Yogasleep: Hushh 2 portable sound machine
  2. Amazon UK: Yogasleep Hushh 2 listing

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