BeurerSL70 Snore Stopper | Anti-snoring device for light or heavy snorers | Easy to use earpiece design | Gentle vibrations disturb snoring but not your sleep | Includes app for snoring analysis

This shouldn’t be in the market. I bought first one it worked great for 1 week the stop then they send me another one as a replacement and this didn’t work at all and it looked like it was one of them that has been returned from some one and now I can’t return my self, what a waste of money I would never recommend to anyone this product cause it doesn’t work and way to expensive.

First up, I think this is a great idea and makes a change from the usual products that involve putting a plastic vice up your nose. However...I just found it too uncomfortable to wear all night. It's not a massive earpiece but I was aware it was there and I just had to take it off. I really wanted to try it and see how much I snore (a lot according to my partner!) but it just was too invasive for me. Disappointed.

You can supposedly set it to wake you with an alarm and a buzz, but it failed ever single time, eve when I was hitting - or exceeding 81db. It's just an overpriced snoring monitor.

Works really well in the beginning, but I seemed to get used to it. Stopped using for a while the. Restarted. Hoping holiday trip is more pleasant for my travel companions. Easy to use and fairly comfy

Pretty impressed and gives good data. Battery only lasts 3 nights though.V uncomfortable at first but, once you realise the bud rests on the ear and is not intended to be inserted like a bud it gets more comfortable. Some change to ergonomic design required to make it easier to wear

Fortunately this is quick to set up and pairs easily with the phone app. Initially it feels comfortable like most bluetooth earpieces, it and seems to sit securely when first installed. After a short time I've found it becomes uncomfortable, it gets a little sweaty which makes my ear itchy, and the pressure around my ear can lead to discomfort if I'm lying on it. I can also be quite a restless sleeper, so I'm not sure if it's me moving about, or if I'm knocking it off unconsciously in my sleep because it is annoying me, in any event it's never on my head when I wake up in the morning, and I'm sad to report that my snoring continues unabated,

In our household we have one snorer who can keep the rest of the house awake even though they are what I would consider lightly affected. Not that it makes much difference to the rest of us when they start up and thankfully it is not a nightly occurrence. Beurer’s snore stopper is designed to help reduce snoring by sending a noise into the ear, as well as vibrating to prompt you to move, hopefully without affecting the wearer’s sleep.It looks like a Bluetooth headset and feels fine in position when you are awake, particularly as there is a choice of attachments to perfect the fit. In use however, it is uncomfortable if you sleep on the side where it is worn, which may make you more prone to snore as it makes you choose to sleep on your back instead.We tried it over the course of a week and the ‘listeners’ noticed a slight improvement to the amount of noise produced by the snorer. We cannot be sure whether the device caused a reduction by prompting the snorer to reposition themselves by the combination of sound and vibration or if just the presence of the device behind the ear had the same result. But the snorer found it uncomfortable to wear and it made them grumpy, so we have currently postponed the trial and will use it on an ad-hoc basis going forward when tolerance is restored. I’m therefore not sure of the benefits to those affected by light snorers vs the comfort for the snorer in use but for those more significantly affected it may be worth a shot.

My missus is sleeping well happy days