For the
grown-ups.
Everything you need to feel good about Dozzee: safety notes, volume guidance, sleep routines and honest answers.
Safe, soft
and simple.
The key points from the Dozzee safety notice. The full version is in the user guide PDF.
Dozzee is designed and tested with recognised international safety and compliance requirements in mind, including CE, EMC, RED, RoHS, REACH, UKCA, UN 38.3, MSDS/SDS, sea transport safety and IEC 62133.
- A lifestyle product for comfort, relaxation and rest
- Plays audio during sleep, rest and travel
- Not a medical or therapeutic device
- Adult supervision is recommended
- Check it fits and is used as the guide says
- Not for children who can’t put it on, take it off or use the controls
- Keep the volume low at bedtime
- Use the sleep timer to limit playback
- It shouldn’t block awareness of their surroundings
- Not while driving, cycling or using machinery
- Not where they need to hear warnings
- Never while charging, wet or damaged
- Rechargeable lithium-polymer battery
- Use the cable provided or an approved charger
- Stop if it gets hot, swells or smells unusual
- Remove the electronics before washing
- Hand wash and air dry fully
- Make sure it’s dry before putting the electronics back
Keep it low,
keep it kind.
- Start low, and use the lowest comfortable level
- Avoid long stretches at high volume
- Never turn it up to drown out the world around them
- Keep it low enough to hear voices and alerts
- Stop if they feel discomfort, ringing in the ears or dizziness
Aim for the comfortable zone: loud enough to enjoy, quiet enough to hear you call their name.
Grown-ups stay
in charge.
A calm routine,
every night.
Small, steady habits make bedtime easier for everyone. Here is a simple evening to start from.
A warm, predictable start tells their body that bedtime is coming.
Dim the room and put the tablets away for the night.
Pop the band on with a gentle story or sleep sounds.
Double-click minus for one hour, so the sound stops by itself.
Aim for the same time each night, even at weekends.
It's soft, with no hard parts pressing into little ears. Keep the volume low, use the sleep timer to limit playback, and never use it while it's charging.
Start low and keep it at the lowest comfortable level, so they can still hear voices and alerts. Stop if they feel discomfort, ringing in the ears or dizziness.
We recommend adult supervision. A grown-up should check it fits and is used as the guide says. It shouldn't be used by a child who can't put it on, take it off or use the controls.
Not while driving, cycling or using machinery, anywhere they need to hear warnings, while it's charging, or if it's wet or damaged.
No. Dozzee is a comfort and lifestyle product for relaxation, rest and travel. It isn't designed to diagnose, treat or prevent any condition, so please talk to a healthcare professional about sleep concerns.
