[mybbor]

I tend to wake up before my partner, and I can only imagine the look on her face when the ritualistic grinder noise gets joined by a noisy brewer.

In all seriousness, people tend to have a routine around coffee, but I think the Aeropress showed that people will change if the result is meaningfully better.

[saagarjha]

It’s ultrasound so presumably it will be difficult to hear

[gryfft]

You know what they say, when you presume you make a pres out of u and me

[jayd16]

Then the dog barking and the cat screeching through the house will do it then.

[wil421]

I have an ultrasound cleaner and it definitely vibrates and is noisy.

[tadfisher]

I think that's just a sound cleaner.

[klvino]

Applause for the pun.

When working with ultrasound, I think of it the context of a micro-agitator versus the large scale shaking, snipping, and slapping clothes against rocks methods.

[Alupis]

Every ultrasound device makes sound, sometimes a lot of sound, because it's vibrating all of the materials, liquids, and air around it.

[tadfisher]

So does every piece of baryonic matter in the universe, in which case I am proud to be an ultrasound device.

[antonvs]

Affirming the consequent fallacy.

"Ultrasound machines vibrate everything around them therefore make sound" does not imply "I vibrate everything around me therefore make ultrasound."

[cratermoon]

but that could be fixed by isolating the device from the environment, the ultrasound would not be heard, unless you're a bat.