Review on 🎧 MAXROCK Wireless Sleeping Headphones: Noise Blocking Neckband Sleep Earphone Earbuds with Bluetooth 4.1 for Insomnia, Side Sleeper, Snoring & Sports by Stephen Lunn

Having previously purchased the MAXROCK wired headphones (which fit very well and formed an almost soundproof seal) I decided to try them out to avoid getting confused while listening to music in my sleep. The material of the ear pads on these headphones is slightly different than the MAXROCK wired headphones, and they don't fit as well as my previous pair or offer the same soundproof seal as the previous pair I bought. While I did see the max battery life is 6 hours, I was on very low power as I was listening to music as background noise at night, so I figured it would add a bit to the time. I woke up abruptly and almost wet myself when, at the highest settings, I was alerted of "LOWPOWE R" in the normally creepy Android voice alert that comes with Bluetooth devices. But to speak of a rough awakening! Another Bluetooth device I have just disconnects with no beep or warning, allowing me to continue sleeping without music if I'm already in this state. I would say they lasted 6-7 hours but I used them on weekends and planned to sleep in and didn't expect them to update me on their battery status. Both issues make the item eligible for return. I can't comment on the durability or overall quality of the product as I am returning it after only one night of use. I will continue to use these https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07CZGCZ97/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o09_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 although the speakers will migrate a bit until I find a better alternative. I really like them, except for this problem.