AcousticSheep SleepPhones Wireless | Bluetooth Headphones for Sleep, Travel, and More | The Original and Most Comfortable Headphones for Sleeping | Midnight Black - Fleece Fabric (Size M)

My wife and I have had our headphones for about a year. They are well made, comfortable to wear sleeping, and the sound quality is pretty good. These three traits are important to me for this type of product. Other sleep bands have missed the mark on one of these three items. The only downside is they are a little finicky to get the power pod in and out to charge, but once you learn how, it's not too bad.The real kicker for me and the reason I am writing this review is that we recently went on a 4 day car trip and I took my sleep band along. By the time we got back all the clothes in my bag were dirty and I accidentally scooped up my sleep band with my clothes and put it all thru a wash and hot dry cycle. When the laundry was complete and I discovered my error I was sure the band was toast, and I was ready to order another. But then my wife tried the power button and it powered up and functioned normally. I am shocked that this band withstood that kind of abuse and is still functioning. Highly recommended!

Edit: 6 Feb 21I received these headphones the first week of March, 2019, almost 2 years ago and couldn't be happier with the purchase.At just under 2 years of use, they still work perfectly which, in my mind, is crazy, especially considering the plastic coating on the wires has started to crack like crazy the past few months. I'll try and add an image to show you what I mean.I use these headphones every single night and honestly didn't expect them to last 6 months because of the wires inside. I mean, I've never owned a pair of wired headphones that didn't start crackling after a couple of months, and stop working completely within 6 months, and that's without sleeping on them all night, every night.And to be clear, these are "wireless", but that only applies to how they connect to your source of entertainment. They still have wires inside that connect the individual earphones with the power source/electronics.I came in to write this review because just recently the headband has started to loosen up a bit, moving around on my head while I sleep so I decided to replace them before the wires completely break through and I'm left without until new ones arrive.I drive tow truck and already have a hard time sleeping, so getting up in the middle of the night and losing sleep is already a problem. Not being able to get back to sleep because of all the little noises (or the not so little noises coming from my right side) would become dangerous as my risk of falling asleep at the wheel would dramatically increase.Anyway, I'm ordering a replacement set before these die and will keep these as backup.An additional note is that I've since found out that you need to wash the headband to help prevent stretching, which I've never done. I know that probably sounds gross, but the headband isn't greasy or obviously dirty so I never really got around to it.I'm pointing that out to show that one of the 2 "problems" I have now could probably have been eliminated by washing them occasionally, but either way I don't care... 2 years of use for $99 of every single day use and good night's of sleep is well with it. And the second "problem" isn't actually a problem yet, because they still work perfectly.And to be honest, 6 months at that price would be worth it to me. Not sure why some people complain about them not lasting a year. Seriously, how many headphones have you had where the wires last that long with 8 hrs of use every single day, where you also lay on the wires all night long?None. At least for me, the answer is none.And one last thing- the battery still late so night long. So far, no noticeable loss in time. I'd say easily 9 or 10 hours of use can be had.Original review-I'm a light sleeper so these are very handy for providing quiet background noise to drown out TV, neighbors and snoring. I'm not naming names or anything, but let's just say these have helped me get much needed sleep.Especially as I work on call at night and can get up multiple times in a night if things are crazy.This is pretty comfortable and the battery definitely lasts all night.

My husband loves these and has used them every night since he got them last Christmas. Super comfy, great sound quality.However, at just under a year of use the battery is going out and the warranty does not cover battery issues. I wish they would come out with a newer version that uses the USB-C and improves the battery life.At the end of the day, we will probably be buying another pair because I have not found anything comparable for comfort with him being a side sleeper. Once he finds something he likes, he has a hard time getting away from it. Hopefully the next set will last longer.

This review is specifically about the wireless Bluetooth version of the SleepPhones product. I do not want the wired version and have never used the wired version.This is an excellent idea but poorly implemented so far. I gave it two stars mostly because of its potential rather than its current implementation.Mine lasted about 2-3 weeks after I got it before the left channel died intermittently. I've sent it back and am getting a replacement. Hopefully it will be better. Someone else mentioned that it felt like a prototype and I'll have to agree. A good design engineer could make major improvements in this product.Once you adjust the placement of the speakers over each ear, there is no way to keep them in their place. They do shift around a bit, which ultimately defeats their purpose.When I received the product, it was not ready to use. The internal wiring was all wound around the transmitter / controller and stuck in the Velcro. And it would have been impossible to charge it without removing some of the parts from the headband and replacing them in a proper way. There were no instructions to do this and I invested more than an hour carefully disassembling it and rebuilding it before I could charge it and subsequently use it.Recharging is a also a bit of a pain as you need to partially disassemble it to get to the recharging port every time you need to recharge it.The detailed documentation that came with the product is in 10 different languages with all 10 languages displayed at each step. Frankly I find this adds confusion rather than helping the user. I suggest they print with one language for the market they are selling into. They could then provide 10 online versions; one for each of the other languages for their audience.This wireless product is about $100 and is generally available for immediate shipment here in the US. Yet there are a few competing products that are also wireless but their price tends to be in the $20 to $30 range and generally take several weeks to ship. So given the current quality of this product it is way overpriced even though it is more readily available.On a positive side, once I worked through these initial issues, I found it very helpful until that left channel started dying. Because I did find some value in it, that is why I'm going to try again with a replacement product.So I have a challenge for AcousticSheep -- Create a quality product and offer it at a competitive price.And I have a challenge for the competitors of AcousticSheep -- You have an opportunity to gain significant market share if you will create and provide a quality product at a competitive price and make it available in the US for immediate shipment.