🎧 Perytong Sleep Headphones Bluetooth Headband: Upgrade Your Sleep with Soft Wireless Music Headbands for Exercise, Yoga, and Long-lasting Play Review

This is my second purchase of this product. It's not because the first one failed, but because I wanted another. So I use it when I want to walk my dog around the neighborhood or on the hiking trail to the beat of my favorite music. I needed the second because my husband goes to bed a few hours earlier than me. So I can watch TV, listen to songs or play games in bed without disturbing him. And when I'm so tired that I fall asleep, I don't even realize it. This is a wonderful product.

I already have another headband that I use to watch movies. I bought this sleep band specifically to keep next to my pillow and use in bed for listening to audio, music and podcasts. The charging time is long enough to last all night (a few hours of charging + 10-12 hours of use). The controls are on the forehead so they are always accessible. The speaker inserts are flat, relatively thin squares that aren't at all uncomfortable for side sleepers, and the sound quality is on par with…

***Important note: Fast USB chargers don't seem to work with these headphones, but my regular USB ports and chargers work. I have no idea why, but it doesn't matter as they charge quickly with regular headphones. While I love the little headphones and their sound quality, I just can't use them anymore! I have great in-ear headphones to wear during the day, but what should I do at night? Answer: These headphones are for sleeping! Pros: Convenient, easy controls, decent sound, powered by USB-C…

Firstly, I'm a complete idiot, so if I can do it, anyone can. I opened the box, found a small cord inside the headband, plugged it into the included white cord and started charging (no buttons to press or anything to do, just plug in and turn on). I thought it was growing fast. Then I aligned the bluetooth on my device and that was it. If you don't have access to a Bluetooth device, you can use the included gold cable (the cable is quite long). I use it for sleeping as it allows me to hear…

I am an aging ex-athlete and had trouble sleeping due to joint pain. I found that after rotator cuff repair surgery, I slept better if I had something to listen to to distract me from the post-operative pain while I sat in a chair with a wrist brace all night. A few years later, I found that shoulder pain and other pains often interfered with normal sleep. A friend of mine mentioned headband sleep headphones and I thought it might be worth a try. These headphones were an inexpensive way to try.