Comfortable but short life Sleepphones work well for a short period of time and are very comfortable. However, the speakers fail frequently (I have had to replace them twice over the last year, and over the last 3 years, have had 4 speaker failures) and the battery life decays over time- my 1.5 year old wireless module battery life has decayed to ~7 hours From fully charged to flat.

Worked originally, but stopped within the month..also not quite as loud as i was… Original review: 3 stars...Worked..not quite as loud as i was hoping for...can still year snoring to some extent Updated review....1 star...I edited my review from 3 stars to 1 star as the charging unit quit working within the first month of purchase, despite following all directions properly...according to the 1 year warranty, the consumer has to pay the shipping costs to send it back in for a replacement.

Do not buy, bulky cheap headphones The eye cover itself is of good quality, but the headphones are massive and bulky, far larger and cheaper quality than I've seen in competing brands (seriously like a couple of inches thick). I don't know what they were thinking, when you can get a competing one in which the headphones are made of a soft, flexible material. It hurt to sleep on, and took over a month to get to me, not to mention the spam they sent my inbox the entire time I was waiting. Highly don't recommend this.

Music Soundtrack Nightmares 1) The piano(a Minor Thing) music is causing me nightmares. I wake up in sweat, and afraid of closing my eyes. 2) The Newport Waves, is a repeating track that is causing me to lose my hair. My ears are constantly ringing and the sounds of the waves crashing is causing me to wake up abruptly, and rushing to urinate. 3) The White Noise Sound reminds me of the worst day as a youth. I'm reminded of the death of my pet parrot that died while being struck by my bedroom ceiling fan. 4) Pentatonic Waves sounds like a men's bathroom at Dodger Stadium.

Not worth the money Sleepphones are significantly more expensive than other similar products on the market, but over all I'm not sure it's worth paying out. The battery pack is a very bulky unit that sits at the back of your head and digs in. Other models which are 80% cheaper have a smaller and more compact unit that sits at the front of the headband, and this aspect is far superior than anything sleepphones are currently producing. The headphones themselves are undoubtedly slimmer than anything else I have seen, but they move frequently within the fabric and have to be repositioned every evening. Overall, at around the £100, I'd expect better design. It seems like a good idea, but greed has perhaps gotten in the way of good design. I wouldn't buy again or recommend, unless the price point came down by at least 60%.