 Alright guys, we're here at Chiro checking out a product I did not expect to see. This is not a battery bank. This is something that will use sound, light, and aroma to put you to sleep. Let's check out the Sleepyon. Thank you Squarespace for sending us the CES 2016 this year. Click the link in the video description down below. I'll start off with Aroma. It's the most complicated and interesting of the three. They have this crazy ceramic ring which is baked at a very specific temperature. It's like 400 and something degrees or whatever. It results in a whole bunch of tiny little holes being in the ceramic that I don't even think you can see. Yeah, I can't really see them personally. But you drop one drop of three different types of oil, duranium, lavender, or Japanese Hinoki tree that's a cypress type tree, onto there. It seeps in and then you fix that onto the front of the Sleepyon. Unlike other oil sleep thingies, it doesn't do it by heat which makes the aroma really strong and aggressive and abrasive. It does it through vibration so it just kind of like shakes the oil mixture out as you try to fall asleep. And it's much more soothing and slow apparently which is good when you're trying to sleep. I think that makes sense. That's one drop per 24 hours which is actually pretty solid I think. I wouldn't expect it to last forever. Then you move on to Sound. It has 16 default sounds going from things like crashing waves to just a soothing lake or whatever that will maybe help you fall slowly into sleep. You could even start with more aggressive ones like crashing waves and eventually get to something like the ambient noise of a lake to try to move you into that final REM sleep. Or there's an aux input so you can play your own white noise if you want. That being said, don't look at this thing like a Bluetooth speaker. I know it's portable, it has a battery on the back which attaches through a magnet and it has a micro USB power in so you could power it actually through the wall if you wanted to but it's not your Bluetooth speaker. So you're not going to want to take this to the beach and play music on it. You might want to take it to the beach and fall asleep nicely. That could be cool if you find an isolated spot but yeah, I don't know. Last but not least is the Moonlight which is mounted on the back. This is where they kind of started to lose me but then they said it's backed by the Research Institute of Japan so I don't know. They probably know more about this than I do so we'll see. There's a light on the back which glows on your wall. Also an arcing light so you can actually see it on a very large part of your wall. It'll glow very lightly and it will kind of breathe or pulse and it's supposed to simulate kind of what the moon does which is pretty interesting. These three things in combination are there to help you get into deep level 3 and 4 REM sleep which is supposed to help with things like your immune system, muscle development while sleeping and tissue repair while sleeping which is great. I personally actually have a hell of a time falling asleep. It takes me like an hour every night almost regardless of how tired I am so if this thing works that's freaking awesome. Next I want to call out their Dan Board Flower series. This thing is pretty small. You can see it in the palm of my hand. It's 10,050 milliamp hours. It has a combined total of 3.4 amps at 5 volts out. It's pretty seriously badass. You can put this pretty much anywhere and have over 10,000 hours of battery life. Pretty sick. Now before we go I've got two more things. One is I want you to comment down below on what you think of the SleepyOn. Does it seem like snake oil to you? Get it? Because oil stuff. Or does it actually seem like it's going to work? I really hope it works so I could seriously use some help getting him to sleep. Next is if you do think it's going to work maybe check out their Kickstarter. This isn't like it's actually going to be a thing. I wouldn't worry about it. They've been in development for 15 years. They're already manufacturing them. If you order in the US you'll get it in I believe the end of March, beginning of April timeframe like it's actually manufacturing already. Don't worry about it. The reason why they went on Kickstarter they're telling me was more just to check what the market for sleep was and what the hype was and what their market size was. Probably to figure out manufacturing quotas not to figure out manufacturing which is kind of an issue. Thank you to Squarespace for sending us the CES 2016 this year. If you need a website you can use Squarespace to set up your website. If you want to make a website about different oils that you might want to use with the SleepyOn or something I don't know or like best sleep practices that would be a good way to do that. If you want to set up a blog you can do that with one of their template engine things and if you want to make a commerce site because you want to sell custom oils for this or if you want to market SleepyOn somewhere that is not for sale if you have a store or something like that you can do that through the commerce system. There's tons of different templates. There's cover page where you can set up a one page site for resume or something like that. So that's it for this year free domain 24 7 live chat and email support. Squarespace build it beautiful. We'll see you guys next time. Subscribe to Linus Tech Tips for all of our CES 2016 content.