SleepPhones
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Pros
- I use Sleepphones, and often use earplugs with them.
- Sleepphones are good, I'd recommend the fleece headband and get both a large and medium sized headband so the earpads don't move around, small is really tight unless you have a tiny head. I didn't find the other material comfortable but...
- Check out SleepPhones or QuietOn 3 they’re super comfy and designed for sleeping.
- Try SleepPhones or Perytong wireless headband headphones,, they’re soft, flat, and super comfy for side sleepers.
- I use a combination of silicone earplugs and SleepPhones (headband type with flat speakers against your ear). ... I'm on my second pair of SleepPhones, been using them for years.
Cons
- I’ve done some looking online at brand like sleepphones and musicozy, but reviews on Amazon seem to be mixed.
- That said, I didn’t always find them to be the comfiest as a side sleeper. Occasionally I would wake up with sore ears or if the speakers were not quite in the right place it would be uncomfortable. Plus although the battery life was goo...
- The SleepPhones are, by far based on my limited testing, the thinnest and best speakers, but ... they're very expensive and they have longevity problems. I've been through eight sets (I've been using for 15 years). Four wired and I'm on...
Sentiment
7 positive (70%) · 3 mixed (30%) · 0 negative (0%)
Trust + time weighted score: +72% · raw score 70%
What redditors said (10 of 10)
I use Sleepphones, and often use earplugs with them.
Sleepphones are good, I'd recommend the fleece headband and get both a large and medium sized headband so the earpads don't move around, small is really tight unless you have a tiny head. I didn't find the other material comfortable but the fleece is very comfortable.
I’ve done some looking online at brand like sleepphones and musicozy, but reviews on Amazon seem to be mixed.
Check out SleepPhones or QuietOn 3 they’re super comfy and designed for sleeping.
Try SleepPhones or Perytong wireless headband headphones,, they’re soft, flat, and super comfy for side sleepers.
I use a combination of silicone earplugs and SleepPhones (headband type with flat speakers against your ear). ... I'm on my second pair of SleepPhones, been using them for years.
After trying both of them.... SleepPhones win by far! They are very comfortable, they feel great and sound fine.
That said, I didn’t always find them to be the comfiest as a side sleeper. Occasionally I would wake up with sore ears or if the speakers were not quite in the right place it would be uncomfortable. Plus although the battery life was good, having to undo them at the back and either take the device out or move the wires around to charge them, gave me issues with the speakers themselves moving, which is fine but it became a bit of a chore to constantly readjust them, they never seemed to be in the right place.
I had been using the SleepPhones wireless for around a year and honestly they are good. I had tried some cheaper versions off of amazon however the SleepPhones were much better, very thin speakers with decent sound too and much comfier than the cheaper counterparts.
The SleepPhones are, by far based on my limited testing, the thinnest and best speakers, but ... they're very expensive and they have longevity problems. I've been through eight sets (I've been using for 15 years). Four wired and I'm on my fourth wireless which got a life extension because SleepPhones were kind enough to ship me replacement speakers for free. I had one battery swell, two connectors break a pin, and the last one had the wire fray.
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