Perytong Sleep Headphones Bluetooth Sleeping Headband, Ultra-Soft for Side Sleepers, Sleeping Gifts for Men Women

Very comfortable while laying down as pictured. No high fidelity or massive volume, but the sound quality is OK considering the place and purpose for usage. and the looseness of the elastic headband. The headband has a loose fit. Not too loose, but snug enough to stay in place for a normal sized head. However, there is little to no passive noise reduction because of this. Best for use in a quiet room or environment. Charging is via an attached, hidden USB-C pigtail. Full charging from dead takes about 4 hrs. The low power warning activates after about 3 hrs of continuous usage. The flannel material is soft without any chafing edges. Build quality is good, but I've yet to find a way to disassemble the electronics from the headband for washing. Haven't tried using it for exercising, but I can see where it could be good during a run in a quiet area. Overall, a decent purchase for the price.

Got these to listen to binaural music when I get up in the middle of the night. They don't get very loud, but perfect volume for bed and does not disturb my wife. I do not like blackout masks, so I appreciate how these just go over my forehead. It's the first headset that I've been able to fall asleep to in bed while on, so extra starts for that because sleep is really important !

I have a travel friend who snores - and even from across the room, it's loud! Admittedly, while I want to dampen the sound, I am not willing to spend $100 on something that may or may not work. I tried ear plugs that are supposed to be for sleep and noise reduction. Sure, they reduced a bit of noise. But they don't come close to blocking the snoring. Then I tried a mini sound machine. If I can put it on top of my ear (at least I sleep on my side, so I only have one ear to block!) not too bad. But I move a lot at night, on top of my ear just isn't going to work. So, finally I decided to try a headband. Again after doing lots of research I am not willing to spend the big bucks on a noise cancelling headband. I'm not convinced it could be that good. I finally settled on this Perytong. It is soft and lightweight. There is some wiggle room with the headphones so I can get them to set right over my ear. It connected easily to my phone via bluetooth to play whitenoise. And the headphones are thin enough, that I have no discomfort when sleeping on my side. The bad is a bit loose. But if it was tighter I probably wouldn't like that either. I'm not sure of the solution. Maybe a tad bit more elastic-y. But it is wide enough and snug enough it stays on all night. So, I am set. I like that I can take all the cords out and wash it. And since I'm just sleeping in it, I'm not too worried about it not being durable enough. It is not noise-cancelling and it is not advertised to be noise cancelling. After lots of reading I have chosen the two-step approach. I still wear my noise reduction ear plugs...or honestly, just foam ear plugs, as I now have the benefit of the headband to help keep them in my ears. The ear plugs combined with the white noise right at my ear seems to be working for me! It's not perfect, but it has absolutely dampened the noise more than anything else I've tried! I am more than satisfied with the $16 price.

I use this when I need to share a room with someone who needs silence to sleep. Easily connects to Bluetooth. Play music or even movies. Lightweight. Not tight around the head. Comfortable and soft. Adjustable volume control. You could even use it a headband for exercise so it's very versatile. Can wash the band as long as you take the electronics out. Would recommend this! Children can use it to help them sleep.

The good: + Battery life. These will last all night on a full charge. I believe 10 hours to be accurate for battery life. + Bluetooth range. Leaving my device downstairs, I was able to take these to different floors of my house and even outside, and they maintained a decent connection. Better than my regular headphones. + USB-C charging. Can't take that for granted these days. The bad: - Bluetooth pairing. I found it unusually difficult to get these to pair with my devices (Android phone and Windows laptop). Once paired and turned off, turning them back on rarely resulted in them reconnecting automatically. This isn't an issue I've had with other bluetooth devices. Pairing with a Windows PC was easily the worst, with Windows wanting to only use them for mic input, and not recognizing it as a sound output device at all. Disconnecting and reconnecting would sometimes resolve this problem. - Audio/video sync. If only using for audio, this isn't a problem. However, if I'm trying to watch a video, the audio frequently falls out of sync with the video. Not by a little either. Sometimes 2-3 seconds off. Again, reconnecting would occasionally fix this. The ugly: They're not very comfortable. Side sleepers will definitely feel the speakers. The control box on the forehead doesn't feel great either. The material is too thin to pad the hard plastic components, and it isn't very breathable either. Why 3 stars? In spite of their issues, I still use them for sleep. They're more comfortable than most earbuds I've tried. I'm not worried about them falling out and getting lost in the night. And they last the whole night. I just wish they weren't such a pain. Literally and figuratively.

comfortable headband; easy for side sleeping. easy to use. long playing. highly recommend if you like to listen to something during the night to help fall asleep.

Edit: If I could go zero stars I would. I have had so many connection issues with this headband. I removed to link to my phone, hoping I could fix some of the issues. Now I can't even get them to connect again. These are definitely going in the trash I have had this headband/headphones for a few weeks now and I hate them. But they kind of work, just... They don't work well. 1. Everytime I power them on and link to Bluetooth, the volume is at max. Always. Never put them on and power them up, and certainly don't let your audio play then or you eardrums are in grave danger. 2. The good news is that the little ear speakers aren't really near enough to my ears actual location so the sound is moderately muffled, at least on one side or another. The bad news is that the sound is muffled over at least on ear. You can move the speakers a little under the fabric, but the pockets still limit the movement to not-quite-right anyway. 3. There are no volume controls on the headband. I am sure there are supposed to be, as 2 buttons are marked with up/down arrows. But in fact, they do not control volume but skip tracks forward or back. Since I use these for sleeping (or intended to) I never ever want to skip tracks. But I do sometimes want to adjust the volume. No dice. You have to drag yourself out of your comfy spot and find your phone to turn them up or down. That alone is a one-star review problem, IMHO. 4. Worse yet is that they somehow magically turn ALL the way back up while I sleep, so sometimes at 3am I am awoken by some weird video screaming at me at full volume. Because of course, they also skip tracks while I sleep. How? I will never know. Its not like I am pushing buttons on my forehead while I sleep typically, so thats another truly obnoxious mystery. 5. They are tight. Just barely on the comfortable side of too snug. Luckily the stretch knit fabric is very stretchy, but the negative ease is a bit too much for comfort. 6. They are nylon, which I thought I could deal with. They are smooth to the touch, but not very breathable, especially as tight as they are. So, yeah, I hate these and wasted my money. They technically work, but they do a terrible job of it. Nothing like being awoken by screaming police body cam videos at full volume to mean you got a terrible night's sleep. Ask me how I know. 😒 It doesn't help that this is my second bluetooth headband. I can't mention the other brand here, but it is a very popular brand here on Amazon. I used that first one for years, every single night. It has a few annoying quirks and this headband was on sale, so I tried switching brands. That was a mistake. I will not buy Perytong anything again. I hate throwing money away, but these are destined for the trash heap after yet another terrible nights sleep with headphones that randomly decide to go to max volume and play random media. At least they haven't made any phone calls in the middle of the night yet. Small blessing

Comfortable, stays in place, battery lasts throughout the night, charges back up quickly. Helps to distract tinnitus greatly when paired with the right noise (white, brown, pink) which ever works best for you. Hopefully the battery holds up to daily recharging. Not sure how to trigger the noise cancelling feature but I really don't miss not using it. I sleep on my back and sides and have had no discomfort . Would buy again.

The headphones connected without issue on the first try and have a decent connection range! They fit great, they're comfortable for laying down, they're not too warm or suffocating, and the battery life extends beyond what's advertised. The sound quality is also excellent! All in all, these were a great purchase!

El producto funciona bastante bien, es muy cómodo y permite que uno se relaje escuchando sonidos ambientales a la hora de dormir. Buena compra!

I've bought three or four of these headbands over the last 10 years despite multiple brand name changes, but the latest model I received the charging cable is so thin that it frayed within the year to the point where I can't charge it anymore. They used to be more durable - one such set only died when it suffered an accidental trip through the washing machine. I think there have been some sort of supplier changes or cutbacks on materials that has led to an overall decrease in quality. I'll be looking to one of their competitors for a replacement this time around.

Perfect for my needs and doesn't give me a pressure headache like conventional headphones. Love them

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