Sleep Ultra Thin Pillow Headphones Speakers with Mic, Control Button for Sleep Headphones. Headband Headphone Replacement 3.5mm

I've gotten dependent on boring podcasts and meditations to fall asleep--problem is, I sleep with my spouse. These have solved the problem. I put them on my pillow next to my ear, and I can hear pods just fine, but my spouse can't. They don't look super sturdy, but they don't really need to be. I so rely on these that I just bought a spare set.

These are what they promise to be. They perform well, and last as long as you would expect if you take good care of them. I've bought 3 so far. Mine broke after about a year of using them every night, due to me carelessly pulling on the wire too much or too aggressively. I go to sleep with one speaker directly under or next to my ear. As a result, these have enabled me to hear my bedtime stories clearly while my wife, directly next to me, cannot hear the sound that is going directly into my ear.

Con:volume control located on cord is too delicate & defective. I knotted it because the wire kept pulling out of it during the nightPro:Very comfortableIdeal for couples who have different sleeping needs.I was able to fashion a small soft pillow like pocket to put on top of pillow. When this product inevitably breaks one day I will repurchase 100%Update- 1/30//23 I'm on my second pair. I use them EVERY SINGLE NIGHT. I've purchased a 3rd pair just as a back up. These are officially a necessity.

Have has these not even 6 months and they're not working. BOO URNS! It started by always initiating the voice control feature of my phone, then stopping playing the voice track, and now they're all done. I'm so annoyed. Don't waste your money. Plus there's a "volume control" button and if you have long hair, etc it sometimes triggers it.

I bought these as a replacement for a set of Cozyphones that finally gave out after a year of regular use. These seem like almost a 1:1 replace for those, however immediately I noticed a few things that make them a less than ideal replacement for someone who uses them for sleeping.There is a volume rocker that is in-line on the headphone cord. At first I thought I would like this, however many times I would set the volume, go to sleep, and somehow in the middle of the night (roll onto the volume rocker?) would wake up to 100%, blaring loud audio. I’ve tried to adjust how I am using these for sleep, but somehow often manage to change the volume while sleeping.Along those same lines, there is a way that Siri (something is being held down on the volume rocker) is constantly being triggered, and waking me up...Well, after just a few weeks of use, the headphone jack connector is very loose (from the connector into the wire leading to the drivers), and the audio cuts out already.These look like, sound like, and feel like Cozyphone replacements. But the quality and design (for a sleeping user) just isn’t the same.Now if you are someone who uses these during the day and doesn’t sleep with them on, you might actually not notice the difference and prefer the volume rocker.

I purchased these stereo sleep headphones with the mic to replace a different pair that broke. I thought that having the mic attached would be a bonus, as I didn’t have that on my previous pair, but I found that the mic was very sensitive and when I would shift in the night, it would switch my music. I contacted the company to find out if I could exchange them for one without a mic, and they immediately sent out another pair without the microphone. For people who sleep on their back, it might not be such an issue however I sleep on my side and the mic just didn’t work for me. As far as comfort and sound quality, they are excellent. Much better than I expected. They are encased in foam which adds to their comfort and keeps them from shifting in the headband. Kudos to the manufacturer for making such a sturdy, high-quality product for a good price and for great service!

I bought these for my sleeping headband. They worked ok for a few months and then the connection by the plug went bad. The wire has a break inside and I have to fiddle with it to get it to work.---edited to add: unless you sleep strapped down to a gurney and you can't turn in your sleep, don't bother. My most recent pair lasted three months before the cord came out of the volume control when I was rolling over in my sleep. I've gone through three of these in maybe a year. Time to try a bluetooth version. Too bad that won't work with my 160gb iPod classic.

I had some bedphones which wrap around the ear and found that the back my ear would hurt if I fell asleep on them (which was the point). I decided to give these a try combined with a Bluetooth adapter and it works great! I can fall asleep listening to audiobooks and sleep on my side without my ear hurting. Wish I had figured this out before buying the bedphones for way too much. This solution only cost $20. Those were $140. Ah well. I am able to hear the book with the speaker under my pillow when I turn up the volume to max. With our sound machines on I also have to boost the volume in the app but if we didnt have those I'd be able to hear it without the boost and prob could have the volume a bit lower even though my memory foam pillow