SleepPhones Wireless Sleep Headphones by AcousticSheep V8 | 24-Hour Battery | Original and Most Comfortable Bluetooth Headphones for Sleeping (Small, Pitch Black Breeze)

These are expensive, no doubt, but they help me fall back asleep better than anything else I’ve tried. I’m a side sleeper, so ear buds are way too uncomfortable. There’s no noise bleed, so I don’t have to worry about my wife being bothered by them. The speakers do tend to migrate when it’s not on my head, and it’s still less comfortable than wearing nothing obviously, but I’ve found nothing better, so I can only give this 5*!

I tried multiple other sleep headbands before I decided to spend more money and give this one a try. I needed something that I could play movies or music at a decent volume without disturbing my husband’s sleep. This works great for my adhd to get me back to sleep. The band is comfortable and not too hot (and I’m a hot sleeper). The speakers are super thin, but still a little hard. It bothers my ears slightly, but I’m still able to sleep with it. Sound quality is good. For the price, it’s a little awkward. You have to take the device out of the band to charge it, there is a lot of wiggle room so it moves quite a bit. I wear the remote on my forehead rather than the back of my head so that it doesn’t put pressure on the base of my skull when I sleep. It works well, but I wish it were more user friendly and cheaper. It would also be nice if there was more cushion on the speakers.

I am a side sleeper with sensitive small ears. Earbuds never fit properly, fall out, or ache. The $20 inexpensive sleep headphones have thicker, smaller, and harder speakers and are painful after hours of laying on them. The Acoustic Sheep speakers are amazingly comfortable in comparison, but the rest of the system is just not nearly good enough, or has longevity enough, to be worth the price. I've purchased these in May 2019, April 2021, April 2023, and July 2024.Why? Because after trying over a half-dozen of the less expensive brands these are the only ones that did not hurt my poor ears. I'm finally throwing in the towel, it's just not worth it and by other reviews it looks like the build quality has continued to go downhill even more in the last year or two.The most recent two pairs of Acoustic Sheep have both failed as pictured. This is a design flaw because to get to the the other side of the head, one of the speaker wires will always be pulling opposite the other and this puts tension at this point. Other pairs just stopped connecting, had battery life issues or both. If these were $20 I wouldn't mind replacing them every other year as I do wear them every night, all night, but for $100 I do expect both superior quality and 5x the longevity of the cheap pairs and these deliver neither. It is such a disappointment because the speaker design is truly innovative, fantastic and comfortable, but the rest of the supporting hardware is complicated, designed poorly, and prone to failure.

The title says it all: this thing is built to last! My partner has mistaken these for dirty laundry at least 2 times now, but despite the abuse they seem to work just as well as the day I got them.I use these to listen to podcasts in bed to relax, and listen to noise to help fall asleep. They are comfortable and unintrusive, and the sound quality is more than good enough for my use cases.Flaws (but not deal-brealers): they do tend to slide around as you toss and turn, requiring re-adjustment which can be annoying. Also charging the battery requires taking the thing apart, which is a bit cumbersome.I would definitely recommend these to anyone who likes to listen to music/podcasts/videos to fall asleep.

I bought this because the Musicozy sleeping headphones I purchased were impossible to sleep in, the speakers were too large and uncomfortable for sleeping. The SleepPhones are fantastic for sleeping, they're slim and barely noticeable with great sound quality. But the headband they come with is cheap, poorly fitting, and doesn't keep the speakers in place. The Musicozy headband is much better made, has pockets sewn into it to hold hardware, and is more comfortable, so I tried squeezing the hardware from the SleepPhones into it and it works reasonably well.For the price of the SleepPhones I expected a headband at least as good as the Musicozy that are about 10% the cost, but was disappointed. The hardware inside the headband is worth the price, but you'll probably need to find some other headband to put them in.

Although the band was comfortable, noise isolation was bad. Plus it was very difficult getting the speakers placed properly over the ear, because you have to slide them around within the sleeves. This issue was further compounded because removing the battery for charging always move the speakers, requiring repositioning them again each day after replacing the battery. So all in all I simply cannot recommend this item.

Works well. Battery life has been great! Comfortable on my ears while sleeping.

Works as advertised and is nice to have when I want to connect wirelessly to my iPad to listen to music or entertainment when I can’t sleep and don’t want to disturb anyone else. Plus I can have the iPad volume on lower, while still hearing dialogue clearly, because having earbuds in shuts out ambient noise. When I then drift off and later wake up enough to realize it’s still playing, I can quickly remove the headband and go back to sleep, with no need to twist and turn to shut the iPad down, so less chance of getting too wakeful again. I think this will be great on an airplane flight, paired with my Airfly device. Battery life has been great so far.