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Getting restorative sleep can be a struggle. We have a lot working against us when it comes to relaxing into a sweet dreamland. From doomscrolling to stress at work to sleeping on an uncomfortable mattress, you might feel like good sleep hasn't been attainable in years. If noise is one of the primary contributors to poor sleep, check out this deal exclusive to the Best Buy app.

As of March 11, the Soundcore by Anker Sleep A20 noise-masking earbuds are on sale via the Best Buy app for just $99.99, down from the usual price of $149.99. That's a 33% discount that takes $50 off the standard price. This sale is part of the Best Buy Drops program that's exclusive to the Best Buy app. To score this sale price, be sure you're logged into your free Best Buy account in the app. Keep in mind Best Buy Drops tend to sell out quickly, so hop on this deal if you're hoping for better sleep this spring.

One of the biggest sleep disruptors is noise. Maybe your partner snores, the dog barks at nothing at 3 a.m., or the neighbors rearrange furniture at dawn. Noise can be especially bothersome for light sleepers who wake up easily. If that sounds familiar, the Anker Sleep A20 noise-masking earbuds could be the perfect wellness hack.

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Since you'll be wearing these earbuds while sleeping, Anker designed them to be especially comfortable. The pressure-less Air Wing design on the Sleep A20 earbuds is meant to give an ultra-soft feel. The included earbuds feature a Twin-Seal ear tip that Anker says offers stronger passive noise blocking that's more effective at blocking out unwanted noise. The customizable sound library will help lull you off into a restful sleep.

Since most of us aim for at least eight hours of sleep each night, the Anker Sleep A20 earbuds come with about 14 hours of battery life on a single charge, but that increases to 80 hours with the included case. That means you'll be set for about 10 nights as long as you remember to stick them back in the case come morning.

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You might now be wondering how you'd wake up to your morning alarm while wearing noise-masking earbuds. The earbuds come with the ability to set a custom personal alarm that'll gently wake you up come morning. Plus, waking up to an alarm via your earbuds means you won't disrupt a partner.

If noise is a primary reason your sleep quality is suffering, snag this sale on the Soundcore by Anker Sleep A20 noise-masking earbuds. These usually sell for $149.99 but they're on sale today only in the Best Buy app for just $99.99. Stock is disappearing quickly though, so hop to it if you're making sleep a priority this spring.

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