MUSICOZY Sleep Headphones 3D Bluetooth 5.2 Headban…

It was easy to sync, wear, and operate. Once you pull the mask over your eyes it is very snug (no peeking space) and the speakers are not a hindrance to the device…you can comfortably sleep on your side, without feeling pain because of the speakers.

I would repurchase again for anyone experiencing dry eyes, migraines, insomnia, etc. I definitely recommend this mask.

I was going to a women’s retreat and wanted something that would keep out the light and quiet the noise. This worked perfectly. Now that I’m home I use it in the middle of the night if I wake up and can’t fall back to sleep. I turn on a boring podcast- and I am back to sleep in no time. The mask is super comfortable and the speakers are fantastic. I’ve suggested it to so many others who love it too! Awesome product!

PROS: This sleep mask is soft and comfortable. The material is not stiff or scratchy, which is important if you're going to use it as a sleep mask. Pairs quickly with Bluetooth so you can pump your sleep sounds right into your ear holes. The controls are intuitive and respond very quickly. Battery life is great; I get about three nights of use out of them before the battery runs out somewhere in the middle of the third night.

CONS: The speakers could be flatter. I have had other sleep masks with flatter speakers. These are a bit fat and take just a little bit to get used to, especially for a side sleeper like me. Also, the cable which has the USB-C charging socket attached to it is a bit thin. I get wanting to save money by using a lower gauge wire, but this one just doesn't feel very sturdy. I wouldn't be surprised if it dies quickly. I may have to replace it and I'm not looking forward to trying to solder a new wire on to it.

All in all, this is a great Bluetooth sleep mask, and I recommend it.

I use this every single night to drown out tinnitus. Now I can’t sleep without it. It’s adjustable and soft around the eyes while blocking light. I play music or audio books with a timer and it works great. The controls work well and have improved from the last one I had. Rechargeable. I recharge every other night. The best one I’ve tried so far.

TL;DR – I would still consider purchasing these if you're looking.

I bought these for a trip I was taking, expecting to use them only for the trip or on nights I had a hard time sleeping. I've been using them almost every night since they came in.

I didn't have any issues setting them up, the tiny booklet has enough information to help with basic, initial issues. I haven't run into too many issues while wearing them.

Things I like:
The padding around the shape of the eye mask is nice, prevents the mask itself to dig into my eyes as I'm sleeping.
Volume is adjustable through the eye mask.
Soft fabric.
On the thicker side, helps block out all light.
Good battery life *when I only* use them to listen to a 30 minute recording when I first lay down. I charge them about once every 2 weeks.
Haven't slipped over my face or off my face since sleeping with them.
The adjustable straps really are quite nice at keeping the mask on my face without squeezing my head.

Things I don't like:
One ear speaker gets routinely out of place or is placed awkwardly. I have to adjust my mask to the left of my face and awkwardly place the mask of the bridge of my nose.
Speakers are just big enough to sometime cause some physical discomfort to my ears when i side sleep.
The warning bells/battery dying/incoming calls are loud compared to the surrounding music or noise sometimes.
Not great battery life *when I used them all night*. On the nights I had white noise playing the entire time I was sleeping, I had to charge the battery every third night at least.
Velcro snags my long hair.
Charging cable sometimes sneaks out of the pocket, but I don't really notice.

This is my 4th foray into the world of sleeping headphones, but the first in a sleep mask. The beanies and headbands were too restrictive, so I'd take the speakers out and put them under my pillowcase, where I'd eventually destroy the wires in my sleep. No more!

Since I began wearing these roughly ten nights ago, I've been able to fall asleep easier, and stay asleep easier. My husband has noticed that I don't stir nearly as much when he tosses and turns, or just comes to bed late. I feel better rested in the morning, and have even slept in on multiple mornings (something I haven't often managed to do in years). They are not noise canceling, but they do dampen the surrounding noises a little by nature of covering your ears and piping your choice of sounds into them.

Pros:

~ Very comfortable and soft against the face
~ Adjustable – this was super important to me. I hate having anything tight to my face or head while I sleep. I tend to wear this loosely. It's just tight enough not to come off my head, and I don't wake up feeling trapped and blind, because I leave enough room for a sliver of light. I LOVE this.
~ Good sound for speaking voices. I haven't used this for music, I use it for shows, audiobooks, and the sound of rain. At roughly $20, I'm pleased with the sound. The voices are warm and intimate in my ears, like a parent reading me to sleep as a child. It's comforting. I love the Calm App's Bedtime stories. This works well with them.
~ Good battery life. It lasts the whole night, even if I put it on early and wear it has a headband to listen to things before heading to bed.
~ No high pitched whine. Many of the low price point headphones have an uncomfortable high pitched sound, which can interfere with sleep. These do not, except in the voice recording that says, "Pairing".
~ Doesn't screw up my hair. It's nice not to wake up with hat hair, or headband hair. Come to think of it, I don't even think I have problems with my morning cowlick since I started wearing these to bed.
~ Good for side sleepers. Th others I've tried ended up hurting my ears when I slept on my side. These do not.

Cons

~ I like the "Power on," and "Power off," voice, but for some reason, the recording that says "Pairing" sounds like Julia Sweeney as Pat (SNL, early to mid 90's) speaking into a bad mic. It's literally one second of my night though…not enough to knock off a star.