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ANGELBLISS OC-327 Bedside Bassinet: features, specs and who it suits

A folding bedside bassinet with six height positions, mesh sides, lockable wheels and a storage basket. How it works and what to check before you buy.

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The ANGELBLISS OC-327 is a folding bedside bassinet, meant to keep a newborn within arm's reach of a parent's bed while still giving them their own sleep space. It works either as a standalone bassinet or as a bedside sleeper strapped to the adult bed, and it folds down for storage and travel. Here is how its features work.

Bedside sleeper or standalone bassinet

As a bedside sleeper, the bassinet sits next to the bed and attaches with two fastening straps, which ANGELBLISS says leaves no gap. One side has an easy-open sidebar, so a parent can reach the baby from the bed without getting up. Used on its own, the bassinet rolls around the house on its wheels. Always follow the manual for how to attach and lock it.

Six height positions

The frame has six height settings, which the brand says suit most standard US beds. Matching the bassinet's sleeping surface to your mattress height is what makes bedside use practical, so check your own bed height against the range in the manual. The listing also mentions a tilt mode, which holds the baby at an angle. Check the manual for the right way to use any positioning feature.

Mesh sides and wheels

All four sides are breathable mesh. ANGELBLISS says this lets air through and gives you a clear view of the baby from any angle. The bassinet has four wheels with brakes, which the brand says are safety-rated, so it rolls smoothly and then locks in place. ANGELBLISS describes it as suitable indoors and outdoors, though it is sensible to keep the brakes on whenever it's parked.

Frame, safety and weight limit

The frame is lightweight aluminium with a triangular structure. ANGELBLISS says the bassinet meets safety standards and is designed for newborns up to 6 months, with a maximum weight of 20 lb. Stop using any bassinet once a baby reaches the stated weight limit or starts to push up on hands and knees, as the manual explains. Check the standards and certifications that apply where you live.

Setup, storage and cleaning

Assembly is tool-free, and the brand says it sets up and folds in seconds. Underneath is a large storage basket for nappies, wipes and other essentials. The mattress is removable, and the fabric cover is detachable for cleaning. The unit measures 39 x 22 x 34 inches (about 99 x 56 x 86 cm) and weighs 18.5 lb (about 8.4 kg).

Who it suits

It suits parents of newborns who want their baby close at night, small households that want one piece of furniture they can fold away, and families who travel between homes.

What to check before you buy

  • Bed height and shape: confirm the six heights work with your mattress, and that there's room beside the bed.
  • Weight and age limits: it's listed for 0-6 months and up to 20 lb.
  • Safety standards: check which standards the bassinet meets in your region, and follow the manual on safe sleep.
  • Space: at 39 x 22 inches, it needs clear floor space when open.
  • Cleaning: check how the cover and mattress should be washed.

The short version

  • A folding bedside bassinet, model OC-327, in beige, with an included mattress.
  • Works as a standalone bassinet or strapped to an adult bed.
  • Six height positions, four-sided mesh and four wheels with brakes.
  • Aluminium frame, tool-free setup, storage basket underneath.
  • Listed for babies 0-6 months, up to 20 lb.

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