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Do you sleep with any battery powered devices?

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No,

Mobile phone and ipod are in docking stations on the night stand when in the bedroom and I don't have a tv or anything else with a remote in the room.

I have a clock that displays the time on the ceiling. It is also a pink noise generator and I usually program it for "rainstorm". It plugs into the wall so I guess that disqualifies it. Also, it stays on the nightstand, as would a remote control if I had one. Must the device literally share my bed to qualify?

Perderabo,

I took it to mean literally in the bed. I know a lot of people sleep with their mobile phone in the bed either because of on-call work or as an an alarm clock.

Also a question. How well does the pink noise generator work for you? I have often wondered how effective they are.

The pink noise generator works wonders. I grew up without air conditioning and in the summer we used window fans. I still like to do that sometimes and I noticed that the drone of the fan really helps me sleep. I bought my clock radio without noticing that it had a pink noise generator. I just wanted the ceiling clock projector. I pushed the rainstorm button for the heck of it and it really helped me get to sleep.

This is the one I have: Amazon.com: Homedics SS-4500 SoundSpa Classic Clock Radio

Sleeping next to devices on the nightstand qualifies

It helps me to fall asleep when i read something and so i sometimes awake finding the running laptop besides me.

I normally do not take off my wristwatch so i also sleep with it but it is a mechanically operated one, no batteries in it.

I have (probably unbelievable for an american) not even a TV (i prefer to read newspapers) so remote controls are out of question.

bakunin