Perytong Bluetooth Sleep Headphones Headband - Soft Elastic Comfortable Headband, Gifts for Men, Women, Teenagers

Great battery life, I've been using for a few years now. I bought two and alternate nightly. Range seems fine when I go to the kitchen for a snack.You'll get about a year of every day use out them before a wire breaks, battery life dissipates, head band too stretchy, my latest woe is one has lost major max volume compared to the other.Won't wake you up if you its dies mid-sleep like most others. I wouldn't try to take the guts out of the head band and wash it, I tried to pull one out to fix a wire and found it impossible. Don't sweat. I tried to use it in a car once and could barely hear. Bedroom only.Please don't "improve" or "update", they work absolutely fine the way they are.

I bought this product simply for the fact that I go to sleep to ASMR every single night. Wired headphones get tangled up around me (more dangerously around my neck some nights). True wireless headphones don't stay in your ears, they get lost overnight, they need to be charged, its a whole thing. I want to get through this list as quickly as possible. Here are the pros of this product:The most important i think of any product is the sound quality. The sound quality i give a solid 4.5/5 stars. I can hear my crisp trebles of whispers and the bass of mic tapping, soft spoken etc.Comfortability. Its a comfortable headband I would say. Comfy enough to get a good night's rest, but not comfy enough to wear 24/7. It's a headband you should wear only while you need it. Not for accessory. It's also quite breathable fabric, so unless its 80+ degrees in your room, you should be fine with this headband. 3.8/5Battery Life is SOLID 5/5 stars. Compared to my True wireless headphones (Airpods Pro, BeatsFit Pro), the battery life blows them out of the park.The price? 5/5 stars. The sound quality and battery life that you get for $20 I cant really complain about. Like i said before, the sound quality is damn good, would be better if there was a form of noise cancellation, but it was frickin $20.The Cons:The biggest con for me is that the charging wire feels cheap and scary. One wrong tug and it feels like you'd be dealing with a wire shortage.Bluetooth range is PISS POOR! I can't leave the room of the device without it starting to skip a little. This isn't a major issue for me as Im only using it in bed. Getting up to use the restroom will cause some disruption in the signal if its far enough.No adjustable sizing. This isn't an issue for the fact of comfortability, but an issue for the fact of sound quality. You will get the best sound out of the speakers if you can get them to press a little closer to the ear. If the headband can adjust to be tighter or something along those lines, I would be satisfied.The last con for me is that me and this headband have to do a little dance before every use. Me turning the headband and adjusting the speakers so that they rest on my ears that "perfect" way so that I can get the best sound out of them. Then after getting them on the ear, now i have to adjust the headband to make it more comfy... its a WHOLE thing,My cons are nitpicky things that shouldn't really deter you away from purchasing this product. For what I paid for it, it is perfect for my Sleepy ASMR time and getting a good night's rest.

They worked very well for a year, then they stopped holding a charge all night. I guess a year's functionality for $20 is not too bad.

These save me from my husband's snoring. Or maybe I should say, they save my husband from sleeping on the couch!I easily sleep in them all night!

Gave 3 stars as little uncomfortable to sleep with.

The media could not be loaded. I'm an aging former athlete, and I've been having sleep problems because of joint aches and pains. I found, after a rotator cuff repair surgery, that it was easier to sleep if I had something to listen to keep my mind off the post-op pain while I was sitting in a chair all night with an arm brace on.Now, a couple of years later, I'm finding shoulder pain and other aches often make it hard to get a good night's sleep. A friend of mine mentioned headband sleep headphones and I thought I'd give them a try. These headphones were an inexpensive first try.Comfort:My first night was rough. I tend to sleep on my side, and found the hard, round plastic disk speakers in the headband were painful to sleep on sleep. Positioned in just the right spot, they can be OK, but they shift around when I move at night and they're thicker than the 0.25" promised in the listing. Their actual dimensions are 0.35 inches (8.9mm) x 1.2 inches (30.6mm) of hard plastic.I tried to carefully position the speakers exactly where I wanted them using small safety pins to anchor the speakers in their pockets on each side and keep them in a more comfortable position. This solution didn't make this headband great, but the speakers weren't as irritating.Sound Quality:The sound quality from this headset started off as just OK. Not great, not staticky-crackly-horrible, but just fine for the spoken word stuff I listen to as I nod off or white-noise nature sounds. After less than a month later even the sound quality for the audio books I listen to became unacceptable.Battery Life:Battery life is good. I can sleep through the night and they're still running when I wake up. They require a USB-C low-speed (not rapid) charger to recharge the batteries, so my regular phone charger doesn't work with them.Conclusion:Hard plastic speakers that hurt. Bad sound quality. On the bright side, the battery lasts all night.I'm dumping these and have ordered a different headband headset.

Mine accidentally went through a wash cycle (left in my pajama pocket). I left it alone for a day to dry out. Worked like a champ. Was not basset hound proof, so I did have to purchase a new one.