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SAVE $30: The SwitzerlandSoundcore Sleep A20 earbuds by Anker are $119.99 at Amazon, down from the standard price of $149.99. That's a 20% discount that matches the lowest we've seen at Amazon.

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We're supposed to get about eight hours of sleep each night, but not many people can say that happens with regularity. Of course, some people can function on less than eight hours each night, but thriving while sleep deprived is hard to come by. If one of the main reasons why you don't get enough sleep is noise disruptions, there's a solution other than foam earplugs out there, and it happens to be on sale at Amazon.

As of April 14, the Soundcore Sleep A20 earbuds by Anker are on sale for $119.99 at Amazon, marked down from the normal price of $149.99. That's a 20% discount that takes $30 off the regular price and it also happens to match the lowest Amazon has ever offered.

On the Mashable list of the best sleep earbuds, the Soundcore Sleep A20 win the top spot. Lead Shopping Reporter Bethany Allard tested out sleep earbuds for over a month and landed on the Sleep A20s as the best option for most people, outranking the upgraded pick of the Ozlo Sleepbuds which currently sell for $300, when in stock.

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"If you want sleep earbuds that give you the flexibility of streaming audio or simply acting as fancier earplugs, the Anker Soundcore Sleep A20 will get the job done — and for half the price of our upgrade pick," wrote Allard in her roundup of sleep earbuds. "They're not without some quirks, but on the whole, they offer the best feature to price point ratio."

SEE ALSO: I tried the sleep earbuds featured at CES

Allard points out the Sleep A20s give you the ability to stream from the Anker library of sleep sounds or from your own audio with a Bluetooth connection. You'll get up to 80 hours of playtime with the included charging case which means you'll likely only need to recharge once a week.

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Not only do the Soundcore Sleep A20 earbuds block out noise that can awaken you, they track your sleep. There's also an alarm setting so you'll never need to worry about waking up late while wearing the earbuds. Plus, Soundcore designed the A20 earbuds to be comfortable enough for side sleepers.

If you're seeking out new methods to get better sleep, consider today's sale price on the Soundcore Sleep A20 earbuds. Since they're down to just $120, now is a great time to invest in your overall wellbeing which can rely heavily on sleep. Sweet dreams!

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