Hearprotek Sleep Earbuds, 2 Pairs Ultra Soft Lightweight Silicone Sleeping Earphone Headphones with Volume Control and mic for Side Sleeper, Snoring, Air Travel, Relaxation (Black)

I love the length of the cable, the softness and comfort of the buds, real easy listening with good quality sound

These headphones are a lifesaver! I'm the type who prefers to sleep in a dark room that's dead silent. My husband, on the other hand, has a fan, a TV, and an AC (in the summer) going in order to tune out tinnitus, and he snores. I honestly debated whether we should sleep in different rooms or not. After being married for 10 years, I thought I was doomed to a life of sleeplessness. In amongst the sleep headbands with speakers, were these sleep earphones. I didn't think it would be that easy, but I was wrong. When they arrived, I tried them right away. They're soft and have double tips - they block out SO MUCH NOISE! I'm by no means a sound connoisseur, but I mostly listen to videos and podcasts with no issues. I've even started using these when I feel overwhelmed with noise in the house. The case is also really handy and it's nice to know I'll always have a pair because I keep it clipped to my purse. For sleeping, they're even better! All the noises I've previously had to deal with at night are but a low mumble now. And as a side sleeper, these are the most comfortable earphones ever! If it wasn't for the cable attached, I wouldn't even know they were there. Half the time I don't even play anything - they're just in there blocking noise while I read or something. The only downside, which is to be expected, is that my ears get wax buildup a bit more. It hasn't become an issue, though. The tips are attached, so they can't be replaced for a different size, but I have small canals and haven't had an issue. I think they'd adjust to anyone's ears with how soft the silicone is. I have already recommended these and definitely would again!

It's fit to my ears and great quality product

So i thought i was buying 1 : still would be worth the price ... But it literally comes with 2... Value for money = 200% Then, the really important part , they fit flush with your eat so lying on your side with a Pollow is 999% more comfortable.

I was so astonished by the sound quality of these earbuds I involuntarily shouted a vulgarity the first time I listened to them. If you don't like the sound or the noise isolation it's YOUR fault. These earbuds are extremely fussy about insertion angle and depth and need to be inserted in the same manner one inserts hearing protection. One must lick them (yes, one has to give themselves a 'wet willie') and tug on their earlobe in several places as they are inserted. They can't be simply jammed in one's ear canal. After they are inserted, wait. If the sound is not on target, gently nudge them until it is. You may have to remove them and try again. You'll get them to perform and they will be comfortable unless you have an incredibly small ear canal. The rubber cups will form to your ear canals with repeated use improving the seal to your ear canal. When I first tried them, sounds like real hand claps and ride cymbals sounded distorted. After having reinserted them a couple of times I caught on. The insertion depth and angle are critical to their excellent performance. I have listened to Pat Metheny Group's "Essentials" album and Ry Cooder's album "Mambo Sinuendo" he recorded with Manuel Galbon. This is the first pair of in-ear monitors I have listened to that came close to having a spatial quality to them. I'm hearing new sounds I've not heard before on these albums I've been listening to for over a decade. Only God, the performers and the producers of an album know what the music sounded like in the studio. However, if I had to guess Mambo Sinuendo sounds damned close to what was recorded. It sounds like musicians with primarily room mikes. Echos are evident and what might be called a sound stage expands beyond my gourd. The Hearproteks don't boom but have a solid bottom end that sounds correct. The highs are present but not scratchy or grating. I have used the Hearprotek's in a helmet for several hundred miles on a dual purpose motorcycle at speeds as high as 65 mph. They are better than I could've hoped for. The passive sound deadening is excellent and they are easy to fit inside a helmet. If you ride a motorcycle, like music and value your hearing you must have them. I have no way to quantify how much noise they cancel but I won't be spending money to have custom earplugs made. I would advise against pulling these out of one's ear by the cord. They are extremely dainty things. Pulling on the cords will probably shorten their life. Also, clean your ears frequently. If one jams these full of foreign matter they will probably fail prematurely. Like any corded in ear sound device these earbuds will transmit sound to one's ear that is produced by moving or bumping the cord. Compared to other products I have used of this type it's minimal and in a helmet it's nonexistent. I don't care about the price. These little monsters punch way beyond their weight class. They are noticeably better than my Bose Quietcomforts and in-ear monitors that range from MEE M6 Pros to a pair of Etymotics I paid over $300 dollars for. If you want passive noise cancellation, a sound source you WANT to listen to with a ridiculously small size, buy them. After that buy 3 more pairs for people close to you. If they enjoy music, they'll thank you after you lie and tell them they cost several hundred dollars.