LC-dolida Sleep Headphones, Sleep Mask Bluetooth Wireless Music Eye Mask, Sleeping Headphones for Side Sleepers Sleep Mask with Bluetooth Headphones Ultra-Thin Stereo Speakers Perfect for Sleeping

I had been sleeping with my AirPod Pros in at night, as my spouse snores and I need to block out the sound. I listen to sleep tones, which have helped tremendously—except the AirPods hurt my ears, fall out, and don’t last all night. I searched for over a year for a good replacement.I tried the wrap-around headband types, but they hurt my forehead and ears due to a lack of cushioning and would loudly announce when the power turned off. I also tried tiny “sleep” earbuds, but when I laid on my side, the controls would get pushed and loudly announce settings, startling me awake. They were even worse than my AirPods!This cushioned sleep mask with adjustable speakers is by far the best I’ve tried. It’s very cushioned, completely blocks out light, has excellent sound quality, and lasts all night long. The only negatives are the Velcro in the back and that the band around the ears could be wider or not have trim along the edge, as it can cause minor soreness.Still, 5 stars, since they’re far superior to anything else I’ve tried—and at an excellent price. I just hope the radiation doesn’t kill me!

This mask is exactly what I needed. Perfect combination of comfort, light black out, and crisp clear sound. I've own two previous sleep headbands and earbuds and this sleep mask has the crispest, clearest sound. It's very well made and covers the eyes completely. There is a little light peak in the bottom, but it's fixable by fastening the mask a little tighter. It's great design and functionality with the eye pockets and it holds charge for a long time.

Sound quality is good. I have only used for one night so far since I just got them. I see the charging cord being an issue due to it being very thin. The Velcro feature is very nice because I’m able to adjust to a comfortable position. There is no pressure on my eyes which I like. It filters a majority of the light so I’m able to sleep a little bit more. It came with earplugs which I don’t see the point of those since I got these for the fact that I can listen to my books while I sleep. The buttons are very functional and don’t make a loud click like my other ones. I will update about the durability since they will be being used every night

TL;DR: If you're here, you're probably not sleeping right. Buy this device. It works wonders.If you work night shift, you know how unhealthy and deeply unsatisfying sleep is. More accurately, lack of sleep: I would just sit awake in bed, the sun coming up, and wait for it to be time to get ready for work again. I'd doze off three or four times a morning, just barely being able to nap, and by the last cycle of nap-wake up-repeat it would be time to drag myself out of bed.This simple, inexpensive product has almost solved this issue. Is it perfect? No, nothing is, but this does better than any OTC medication I've tried to date and doesn't have to be ordered twice a month. Nor will it destroy your kidneys or hormonal balance, and it's side effect free.This is soft, very soft, and once it warms up you can barely even feel it aside from a very slight pressure. Maybe pressure isn't even the right word, it's just kind of "there". If you're a side sleeper like me, don't worry about the speakers: you have enough padding on the inside for it to rest comfortably over the ear. I've tried sleep earbuds before this, and while the noise isolation was much better simply because they're in the ear, this does far better for comfort.Battery life is exceptional. I can get 2 nights reliably on one charge, which only takes about 20 minutes. When I come home, i plug it in, and by the time dinner is ready the device is charged. I never have to worry about it being bricked from a forgotten charge.Audio quality is more than acceptable for the purpose. The speakers are intentionally quiet, as they should be. You don't need a blasting top end for volume with these, you're trying to sleep. Sound is clear, with the same barely perceptible distortion you'd find on any bluetooth device. Any kind of music will be fine, as is my use case. If you're one of *those people* who listens to ASMR, this should be fine, not that I would know after not ever using this for ASMR at any point. Really. I promise.Lastly, if for some reason you decide the bluetooth just isn't for you, it's designed to have the whole system removed for cleaning. So, technically, you could rip the techno-guts out of this and store it somewhere and have a perfectly good normal sleep mask.If you are an insomniac, if you work night shift, or if you just want quiet music at night: buy this device. It's so cheap for what it gets you: drug-free sleep.

These are soft, connect easily, sound is decent for the purpose and the light block feature works BUT......... I use it with the television and set a timer for the television to turn off. I fall asleep easily with the TV on. Then I am jarred awake by a voice in my ear saying Power Off, way louder than I had the TV volume set to, when the TV turns off and the mask disconnects. Then i am wide awake which defeats the purpose of the mask. There is no way to turn this voice off. I have to leave the TV on all night when I use the mask. Very annoying!

No complaints. It does exactly what I expected. Audio is pretty clear, mask is comfortable and blocks light. The overall quality of the mask seems fairly good and the velcro straps really help keep it on my face (versus a non-audio mask I ordered that uses a buckle to hold itself).My own complaint is there is a bit of audio leak so if you sleep with someone, you may want to keep the audio down on whatever you are listening to so not to bother them. I found that pushing the volume button twice from 0 gets it to a perfect level that I can hear, it blocks outside noise, and my partner isn't annoyed by me.