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Lovely and soft fabric that fits comfortably with the speakers cushioned inside the headband . I was able to drift off to sleep whilst listening to an audio book. I am sure it will suit more active pursuits too.

Great for the price, and more comfortable than the last one I had as the speakers are more cushioned. It also charges on USB C which is really convenient.Battery lasts really well and the sound is decent.I wear it in bed as I have tinnitus and it hasn't disturbed my partner.

Perfect and as describedthe reason why I removed a star is that the volume is too low to hear when I was on the airplane. Otherwise, when I am on the ground trying to sleep, the volume is perfect, and once I wear it, it is connected directly to my Bluetooth cellphone.

I'm a bit of an audiophile, so I've had lots of different headphones ranging from Bose, AKG (Samsung) and Sony, to brands you've never heard of, but I've never found any which are comfortable to sleep in until these.The headband material is soft and stretchy which makes it very comfortable, but it stays in place through the night (mostly.) You can adjust the position of the speakers in the band which is really helpful, and they are disc shaped/flat enough that I can sleep on my side and it doesn't hurt my ear. You can also remove the speakers and battery pack/control unit from the band to be able to wash it which I really appreciate.In terms of sound quality; are they the best? No, it's not bose quality sound. Would I expect them to be at this price? Also no. Are they decent enough quality to sleep in, or watch TV whilst my partner is sleeping? Absolutely. The sound quality is better than I expected and perfectly fine at lower volumes. They do start to suffer if you're listening at a high volume, but I can't honestly see why you would want to have them up that high, even if you're working out/running in them. Noise cancellation is surprisingly good too, I assume down to the shape of the speakers.They charge pretty quickly and the battery lasts amazingly well, though I assume at louder volumes they run down quicker. The charger included is pretty short, but it's a standard USB-C, so easy to get a longer replacement.Overall I'm really pleased and impressed with these headphones. I enjoy listening to audio books/podcasts to fall asleep and these facilitate that really well. They're comfortable and stay on my head through the night, most of the time. Even if they do slip they're flexible enough to not disturb me and I'm no longer hunting in the sheets for two separate earphones, or getting tangled up in wires. 5*

Bought this having tried a Snoozeband and found it really uncomfortable and hot. I wish I’d saved my money and bought this in the first place. The band is light and comfy, easy to wear over the eyes as a mask as well (though it doesn’t block out all the light). For the price the speakers are good quality too - again, better than Snoozeband. As a bonus it has a USB-C port which is handy. Really pleased with it.

Charged up quickly, decent sound and comfortable to wear in bed, easy to set up via Bluetooth.

Comfortable to wear especially when you need to hear what’s happening around you.

I've had two pairs of the Musicozy sleep headphones (or bedphones, as I like to call them) in the past; both of these were the squishy foam 'eyemask' style. I decided to try these headband style ones because they looked lighter weight, and also I'm a sucker for anything that's pink and leopardprint.Let's start with the PROS:- unlike my old Musicozy bedphones, these ones have the USB charging point fitted integrally into the control module. This is a huge plus because my old ones broke at the charging point (the wire was very thin and you had to root it out of the cover to charge, so there was a lot of potential stress there)- the sound is great, I used them mostly for meditations/ sleep music with the Insight Timer app and the sound quality is perfect for this. It's also imperceptible to your bedfellow(s)- the headband style means you can slide it up to watch cheeky YouTube videos if you can't sleep.- pink leopardprint is always a winner for me (other styles are available if you're not a Chappell Roan fan)The CONS- As a Musicozy veteran I am skilled in the 'slipping tiny fragile things along a narrow tube' procedure involved in washing the casing. Sadly nothing prepared me for the absolute pain in the @r5e replacing the headphones unit became. Getting the speakers into the tiny pockets - with the lived experience of these tiny wires being so fragile - was a nightmare. It took about twenty minutes and left me so stressed I had to use an extra-long guided meditation to settle afterwards.I would definitely recommend planning to do this task preferably when you've got half an hour to spare and some caffeine in your body.Conclusion:Very stylish but poorly designed from a maintenance point of view. I think most people would want to wash something that contacts your skin and hair at *least* as often as they change their bedlinen (I realise that mileage may vary here lol) so getting the headphones in and out needs to be straightforward and, crucially, not to put stress on fairly flimsy breakable parts.I don't know, maybe that's the business model: create something clever for all us folks who are desperate for decent sleep but ensure that we're going to keep buying replacements FOR EVER. I see what you did there, Musicozy... I do have some ideas on how this could be improved but after the stress of speaker reinsertion there's no way I'm giving Musicozy product development tips for free.I remain in search of the perfect bedphones that don't involve nightmarish fiddly faff.