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Overall, I love this sleep mask. It blocks out light well and is perfect for listening to my sleep meditation or binaural beats without disturbing my husband. I also have the headband design this brand also carries and I prefer these for the way they fit. The mask is more padded around the speakers so this design is much more comfortable for me to sleep in. I gave the headband to my husband and he does still enjoy that.

A few notes...
1-The speakers provide decent volume but need to be fairly well positioned to be heard. The mask tends to slide up a little bit on me as I move at night and once the speakers slide above my ears slightly I can no longer hear it. It's not a huge deal to me as I am usually asleep at this point and will simply adjust if I wake up
2- The battery life is good and can usually make it a couple nights for me. It also charges pretty quickly so I can throw it on the charger 20 minutes before bed if I realized I had forgotten to charge it and that will pretty well make it through the night. However, when the battery does get low there is this obnoxious voice that cuts in every 30 seconds or so saying "Battery Low". That voice will wake me up if the speakers are still on my ears and has provided quite the jump scare just as I was dozing. Considering these are made for sleeping, I would be ok with the sound just fading out or a soft beep. Safe to say after having that experience a couple of times, I will make sure these are charged before bed. I do wish there was a way that the headset would tell you your battery percentage, but my phone does typically show it on the bluetooth connection.

I had been looking for a solution for listening to lectures when I'm going to sleep that wasn't going to leave the hubby complaining about my "boring" choices. I've tried headphones, ear buds, pillow speakers, and several head band types without finding anything that allowed me to actually go to sleep without causing pain in ears or on the head. (So called pillow speakers were the worst, btw) At the same time, I do need to be able to hear noises in the house due to numerous pets & an elderly mother who sometimes needs assistance at night, but I don't want to hear hubby's snoring or HIS boring tv programs. (Nope, our choices in entertainment are not why we are married!)

To complicate it, I do wear a cpap mask at night, which means the whole head halter thing & mask. This works with the mask & after several trials, I have discovered that for me at least, it works best UNDER the mask. The mask stays in place all night, despite me sleeping like a hot dog in a gas station. I'm also finding it reduces irritation to my eyes from periodic air leaks during the night as I move around. I can clearly hear my lectures, adjust the volume (different speakers may have different volumes) or even move the speakers slightly in the mask to adjust them for perfect sound. I'm not an audiophile and I'm not using them for music, so my perception of great sound ,may fail for someone else. For the speaking voice & a bit of buffer music, they are fantastic.

It paired easily with my phone, which is the source for my lectures. I sometimes sleep odd hours, and with the volume of spam calls we all get, I did shut off the phone call access on the phone itself as I don't want to blindly try to figure that out when one comes through.

While so far, the mask portion has been okay, I'm not sure how I'll feel about it long term. I've never worn a sleep mask before and I bought this specifically for the speaker function. I've had a few moments of absolute confusion when I woke up to utter darkness, and it's a pain when I do need to physically LOOK at the phone to change lectures, etc. but so far, I've managed to cope by sliding the mask slightly upwards. For those that do want a mask, it really does black out the room completely, even in daylight.

The battery charged quickly upon arrival. I've used it for four nights & several naps. (My lectures do not play all night, probably no more than 2 hours of play per night.)

Overall, I like it. My mother has even bought one for herself, although it hasn't arrived yet.

Great, comfy, dark sleep mask. The speaker parts are very small, flat, and movable, so you can arrange them however you need to. I have them a half inch in front of my ears and I can't feel them at all regardless of my tossing and turning from side to side, but can hear them well. A low volume is great for sleep and cannot be heard by anyone in bed with you. A comfortable volume to really hear the music well can't be heard easily if you take the thing off and are holding it naturally.

My only critiques are 1, the charging cable part that comes out of it is in a weird place. Right by my left ear. You can adjust it a little, to tuck it behind an ear or in front or whatever, but it still slips in front of my ear on occasion.

Related, I HATE the battery low notification. When the battery gets low, rather than just dying, it announces every 5 min or less that the battery is low. Using it for sleep, I don't care if it dies. It shouting BATTERY LOW until I wake up and turn it off is just annoying. I think it takes about 3 nights before it dies. My tip is to just charge it daily so it doesn't wake you with the warnings.

Lastly, I'm not sure how well it washes. I've spot cleaned it but haven't thoroughly done so yet.

These are amazing. They are not the greatest technological breakthrough in pro audio, but they do exactly what I want and they do it perfectly. Sometimes you have to adjust the positions of the speakers to get them even as you put it on, but once it's adjusted I'm ready for dreamland, or meditation. I try to charge them every night, but if I forget they will usually make it all the way through or at least close to the end of the second night, so the battery life is great. They are very comfortable apart from just having a small lump where the speaker is inside them, which can't be avoided. I've been using them every night fort at least 6 months, and they still work perfectly. The excess velcro that isn't fastened at the ends is curling a little since I have them adjusted a bit tight, but if that really gets annoying I could just clip that part off. But it hasn't bothered me yet.