SleepPhonesEffortless V8 Sleep Headphones by AcousticSheep | 24-Hour Battery | Original Comfortable Bluetooth Headphones with Wireless Induction Charging (Medium, Pitch Black Breeze, US Wall Plug)

If you have the money, spend it on these. The speakers are thinner than any others I've found, the sound can't be heard by my wife lying next to me, and the wireless charging works great once you figure out where to make charger contact on the headphones.

These sleep headbands perform as expected and surpass many entry-level options in durability and functionality. Both the comfort and battery life are excellent, making them a reliable choice for nightly use.However, There Are Some Drawbacks:Wireless Charging: Can be finicky to align properly.Longevity Issues: After about 500 days, mine stopped working entirely. Replacing the Bluetooth module is nearly as expensive as buying a new pair.No Noise Cancellation: They do not offer noise-canceling features.Charging Connector: The charger uses a micro-USB instead of USB-C, which feels outdated.Non-Replaceable Battery: The internal battery isn’t designed to be replaced.Overall, while they offer great comfort and battery life, be aware of these potential issues before purchasing.

My experience with this product proved disappointing. Unfortunately, the left earpiece was non-functional, in stark contrast to the impressive sound quality from the right side. On a positive note, the Acoustic Sheep SleepPhones featured a comfortable and soft band, adding to the overall pleasantness during use. However, despite careful measurement for a medium size, the SleepPhones turned out excessively loose, frequently slipping off during the night.This unexpected fit issue significantly diminished the product's intended functionality, leaving me dissatisfied overall. The mixed performance, with notable positives like sound quality and comfort, alongside the encountered issues, creates a rather inconsistent user experience. In conclusion, while there are promising aspects to the product, such as sound quality and comfort, addressing the sizing discrepancy would be crucial to enhance its overall effectiveness.

Best device I’ve found to listen to music while I sleep. It’s not perfect but it gets the job done. The sound quality is fine and if you line the headphones up perfectly they get pretty loud. They fit well and aren’t overly hot. They are difficult to charge. I usually have to mess with the charging pad for a few minutes to get it to charge. They also have an issue where I have to forget device every night to get them to reconnect. I don’t know if that’s a software issue or what but it’s definitely mildly annoying and inconvenient. Also they will fall off in the middle of the night if you’re a side sleeper especially if you like to switch sides. But they’re easy to find and they stay on long enough for me to pass out so that’s not much of an issue.

The headphones don't block out loud snoring, but the music with the downloaded app from Acoustic Sheep, when played through the headphones, distracts me enough to fall asleep much easier, and stay asleep. The headband also blocks out the light if you pull it down over your eyes as it suggests.

With the price point being so high, I had high expectations of the comfort and functionality of these sleep headphones. First off, the controls are hidden within the band and not exposed in any way on the outside, so to pair with Bluetooth or adjust volume, you must remove the control panel from the band. Secondly, the control panel is in the back of the band, so laying down on this is uncomfortable. Lastly, the front of the band that would go over your eyes (if you choose to use this as a sleep mask) is much too narrow to comfortably cover your eyes. All that being said, will be returning these with a sad face.

Compared to the ocean of cheaply made sleeping headphones on Amazon, this one is for sure the most comfortable I've used. The breathable fabric version is light and comfortable, and the speakers are very unnoticeable when sleeping on my side. The snap on charger is a little unintuitive to figure out at first, but once you've gotten a feel for where the magnets are, its not too bad.All that being said, $150(even the $100 wired model) is really pushing it. It still suffers the same annoyances of other sleeping headphones with speakers sliding all over the place, and doesn't really do anything revolutionary to justify the price. It just manages to do sleeping headphones well. I do enjoy them though, so I think a 3 star review is where they sit value wise with me.

I bought this product for one purpose, to drown out snoring. It is comfortable enough to sleep in, unlike in ear AirPods. I pair it with white noise and can barely hear the snoring beside me. The only drawback is the mild anxiety I feel when I wake up, and my phone tells me I have exceeded the safe limit of headphone and decibel use. It is easy to charge so I’m glad I paid for this upgrade. It is very light and easy to stick in a backpack when traveling light.