MOITA Sleep Headphones Bluetooth Sleep Mask, 3D Sleeping Eye Mask with Built-in Sponge Speakers, Wireless Bluetooth Headphones Sleep Mask for Slee...

I got this two years ago. I have to charge it every 2 to 3 days which to me isn't mad at all. The ear component do move around but it doesn't really bother me. I'm having to bye new ones only because my wife accidentally got stripped on the left side and I was being rough with it. But honestly this is the only ones I have tried that it did crap out on me within the first couple months. That why I will be buying again. I use these every single night and I love it. I'm hard of hearing and honesty if I can't hearing something it's because of the video not really the headphones. The only real complaint is I have a small head and I had to modify it so it would fit my head

This is my third Bluetooth sleep mask. My first sleep mask did great at blocking out light but was uncomfortable to lay on my right side because the speaker on that side was built into the controller so it was bulky and hurt. I used it anyway and just didnt sleep on that side or if I did, I moved it so it wouldnt lay directly on my ear. My second mask also did a great job blocking out light, fit nicely and when it ran out of battery I didnt have the annoying device tell me it was going to die. However, the controller was on my forehead instead of my ear but that ended up giving me headaches. Same happens with those head lamps. My fix was to remove it and just have it flop around outside the mask. Seems dumb but it worked for me for two years and broke. The pros for this mask is the placement of the controller. For me doesnt interfere with my various sleep positions and no pressure on my forehead since its lower by the eye. Speakers are really thin so they dont hurt. Cons, too big, not that great blocking out light and when battery dies, I will get an anouncement. I will keep it and see how it goes

The media could not be loaded. Here are the reasons these are better than any other pair I've had: 1. Soft padding with a cavity for your eyes so that your eyelashes do not touch the mask. You're eyes can be totally open inside the mask. 2. The padding is significant and doesn't flatten out after a couple uses. They are very comfortable! 3. The headphone pieces are extremely thin. Even the thinnest pair that I've had hurt my ears over night. These are significantly thinner! 4. In addition to being thinner, they are also flexible. I cannot tell you how much this perfects the experience. No more sore ears in the morning! With other pairs, even if they ate initially comfortable, after a few hours wearing them, it'll hurt my ears. I have sleep problems and these masks are the only thing I've ever found that makes me fall asleep easier. I listen to ocean thunderstorms all night. Having 2 speakers in your ears makes it a surround sound experience that is so much more effective than white noise machines or listening from a single speaker. It creates the experience of encompassing you within the sound track and it puts me to sleep almost instantly.... but the speakers will often make my ears sore after the full night wearing them, but not these! Having the speakers be flexible has not compromised the sound at all, but it's made the mask completely comfortable for the whole night. ZeeBooth Music has full albums of sounds that can be looped. I like "thunderstorms over the ocean" tracks. I'm able to build a playlist with no repeats for the whole night. It's been a game changer for me! I highly recommend! I've been using similar masks for quite a while now and I've tried 4 different brands before I settled on the ones I liked best.... until now. This pair was on a lightning deal so I ordered them instead of my regular style. They are so much better!

Impressed with how slim the speakers are and how good of quality the sound is. More volume than you need. No noise cancelling really, not like in ear ANC or Bose kinda stuff but you can hear the audio you're playing just fine to buffer out other background sounds. If you have a fan running you'll still hear it. You can lay on your side and the speaker doesn't hurt your ear which is awesome. There are a few challenges however. 1. The buttons. Hold center for on or off. Check. Right and left buttons - one push is skip back or forward instead of volume up or down. For volume you have to press and hold this buttons. The UX is backwards if you ask me. 2. If you lay on your back, you can fidget and tuck the earpad speakers inside the mask/headband to center them on your ears fairly well. The minute you roll on your side which is comfortable (on the ears) immediately changes the fact that the ear you're laying on will be loud(er) and the other ear is probably now misaligned with the speaker/pad. You'll fidget with that a bit to try to get it reentered and maybe try to move the bottom one to sort of equalize the volume. Goooood luck. Which leads to problem 3. 3. Now the eyemask... It is not centered on your grumpy face and you need to reposition it which messes up the earpad alignment. You can't really use it as a headband, it's just uncomfortable and works best as an eyemask. It is getting hot and you just want to let your eyes not be touched by the thing... But it's really the only way it works. And because you have long hair the velcro in the band kind of pulls a bit and theres no simple way to go under the hair. Lay on your back. Adjust. Probably fix the volume on the phone rockers and don't move. Not so easy and restful now is it? And it's not for the other person either because (4). 4. There's a blue LED light that lights up the room in the weirdest way. That tiny little light is really annoying. But I guess that's how your better half knows it's on. Because you can't see it, right? Because you have an eyemask on. Good thing there's a light. Impressed by the slim earpad speaker things, not by the execution or design of this product. Charge time is quick. Holds its charge for multiple nights of play in my experience. Probably depends on the volume you listen at. It's plenty audible up against your ear where you don't have to turn it up and your other half will not hear it. The sound is decent and not thin and cheap like you may expect. It's lightweight material and works fine but it's not like ahhh wow this is awesome. Reminds me of really thin chips that you can out in the earpieces in a ski helmet. Pretty cool idea. I wanted to love it but they're just OK. All its made me do is think of funny infomercials to sell this thing and maybe making my own prototype design to fix the annoyances. I have been able to sleep with it on and it has provided some rest on a few nights but I don't use it all the time and it's just not 100% what I'd hoped for. I'm actually looking for alternatives to this product now having experienced it.