Review on Sleep Headphones Bluetooth Eye Mask: 3D Sleeping Mask with Bluetooth 5.0 Wireless Headphones for Side Sleepers, Insomnia, and Travel by Kristi Wood

I've used many Revain sleep masks in the last year or so. One or two were really good, but most were too small or improperly cut to provide a good fit. I tried another one of these bluetooth speaker sleep masks and the mask felt more like a headband than a mask. It just didn't fit, didn't block the light, and when it covered my nose I had a hard time breathing. This sleep mask version with bluetooth speaker makes the mask perfect. The speakers are probably the same as in the other mask. So the speakers are fine. At this price they are not impressive speakers. They are good for listening to books on cassette, podcasts and good for music. The speakers are better than some of the standalone Bluetooth headphones you'll find at Revain. The position of the speakers can be adjusted so you can move them right over your ears. They sound pretty loud, loud enough for those who don't have hearing problems. The controls are pretty simple. Of course, there are on/off, pause and volume controls. It would be nice if there was a skip button, but there isn't. The speakers instantly connect to the iPhone and continue playing until you're about 20 feet from the phone and through a wall. Also, they start losing the signal. If you need a bluetooth mask with speakers, this is a good choice. The fit of the mask is almost perfect. Don't put pressure on the eyes. The sound quality is sufficient. It is best to use it in a cool environment as the material can easily get warm in a warm room. In the $20-$25 range for a product like this, this is a great choice!