ATECH Flexible Sleeping Microphone Relaxation Review

This type of earbud is great for using while sleeping. Very comfortable and blocks out external noise well. The loop design that holds the wire at the base allows it to be held while removing without having to pull the cables. I hope this helps them survive. Sound reproduction is ok.

By far one of the most comfortable headphones! I bought this pair to sleep in as my husband snores a lot and I am a light sleeper. My elderly couple woke me up because of the pain they were causing, so they chose the lesser of two evils! But this pair is so comfortable I wear them all day! I usually wear medium sized plugs and although they appear small they actually fit quite well. The sound quality is decent. The microphone also seems to be good. However, I did notice a slight scratching when

Great for listening to podcasts/music while falling asleep so I bought it. When I fell asleep I was using 1More triple driver headphones and it hurt lying on my side with them on. They work great and the sound quality is still decent. Pros: - You can use it to lie on your side and not be affected. No pain, no pressure. They fit easily in your ear (once installed) - Sounded better than I expected (I'm a bit audiophile so high standards) - Lightweight so you don't notice them that much - Good…

The headphones are very comfortable when you lie on the pillow in the ear. The sound quality is reasonable to good. This is my second pair in a year. The last pair also fell out within two months. Both times one side stopped working. The problem is that the blocks are very compressed to be comfortable in the ear and on the pillow. However, they are fragile. I really want them to work as they are the most comfortable I have ever used and I have tried 8 different types. Most will hurt your ears…

I'm a very picky sleeper, to the point where I don't really enjoy sleeping away from home. I don't sleep well in silence or anywhere with unfamiliar sounds. Obviously, this presents an interesting problem when I'm traveling, on vacation, or spending the weekend at a friend's house, so I started using a white noise app with headphones. I've tried a few other headphones with varying degrees of success - either the cord was too short causing the headphones to fall out of my phone's audio jack, or…

I bought ATECH and MAXROCK headphones, so I decided to make a comparison between them: ATECHs, they are significantly smaller (I attached the photo so you can see the difference). FYI, if you read MAXROCK reviews, be aware that they changed their design in 2008 (from a smaller earbud to a larger one), so many reviews will focus on the older model. Comfort/Fit: Both are comfortable for me, although the MAXROCK has a longer stem I don't mind. And both stay in my ear pretty well for the most part.