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I have been on a similar journey. The Bose headphones are nice, but hard to sleep with and they are ON-ear, which hirt my ears after an hour or so. The Bose Sle

I have been on a similar journey. The Bose headphones are nice, but hard to sleep with and they are ON-ear, which hirt my ears after an hour or so. The Bose Sleepbuds are okish, the best of all the products I tried, sadly discontinued. There was(is?) a reboot of the same product but do not have experience with those [0]. Anyone tried those ‘soft’ headband looking headphones for sleeping? Tips welcome [0] https://ozlosleep.com/ https://ozlosleep.com/

moab 2y ago
It's a real pity they got discontinued. The sleepbuds work fantastic and are the only product that works for me.
- fmajid 2y ago
  Anker makes these earbuds for sleep: https://www.soundcore.com/uk/products/sleep-a20-sleeping-earbuds https://www.soundcore.com/uk/products/sleep-a20-sleeping-ear... I haven't tried them myself, but they come highly recommended.
Timwi 2y ago
I assume that the article is not about sleeping. For sleeping, have you tried foam earplugs?
- Klaster_1 2y ago
  Foam plugs absolutely do the job. What I don't like about these is that after listening to a book or podcast before sleep you need to put these in. Some nights, you fall asleep during playback and wake up to dogs barking, annoyed. Other nights, you are on the verge of consciousness and can't be bothered to put the plugs in. Everything sound-related is always messy in many ways. I bet when we get high quality replacement digital ears you can mute, these will still have some stupid crap going on, like unstable device pairing.
  - thenthenthen 2y ago
    Foam doesnt work against the noise here. Sleep buds plus Quiet Comfort on max works a bit lol
blahlabs 2y ago
I have a set of sleepphones. They are okay. If I sleep on my side with the earphone directly over my ear, it does start to hurt, but just off with the volume a little higher works, depending on the content being played. I've also found they seem to move around a bit inside the head band and the volume varies a lot depending on where the earphone is in relation to my ear. The battery sits on the back on the band which may not be great for back sleepers. Any particular questions, happy to answer.
tcoff91 2y ago
Best solution for sleep I think is a combination of earplugs and Shokz openrun bone conduction headphones. Bone conduction headphones work better when you have earplugs in than they do without them so it works amazing. My favorite earplugs are Loop Quiet because foam earplugs make my ears sweaty and itchy. If foam earplugs work for you they can’t be beaten as far as noise reduction. I sleep on my side so I wear the headphones backwards and position the bottom one so it’s not between my head and pillow. I turn on the iOS background sounds dark noise and put on an audiobook to distract from my mind not turning off. Add in an eye mask and I sleep quite well.

moab 2y ago

It's a real pity they got discontinued. The sleepbuds work fantastic and are the only product that works for me.

fmajid 2y ago
Anker makes these earbuds for sleep: https://www.soundcore.com/uk/products/sleep-a20-sleeping-earbuds https://www.soundcore.com/uk/products/sleep-a20-sleeping-ear... I haven't tried them myself, but they come highly recommended.

Timwi 2y ago

I assume that the article is not about sleeping. For sleeping, have you tried foam earplugs?

Klaster_1 2y ago
Foam plugs absolutely do the job. What I don't like about these is that after listening to a book or podcast before sleep you need to put these in. Some nights, you fall asleep during playback and wake up to dogs barking, annoyed. Other nights, you are on the verge of consciousness and can't be bothered to put the plugs in. Everything sound-related is always messy in many ways. I bet when we get high quality replacement digital ears you can mute, these will still have some stupid crap going on, like unstable device pairing.
- thenthenthen 2y ago
  Foam doesnt work against the noise here. Sleep buds plus Quiet Comfort on max works a bit lol

blahlabs 2y ago

I have a set of sleepphones. They are okay. If I sleep on my side with the earphone directly over my ear, it does start to hurt, but just off with the volume a little higher works, depending on the content being played. I've also found they seem to move around a bit inside the head band and the volume varies a lot depending on where the earphone is in relation to my ear. The battery sits on the back on the band which may not be great for back sleepers. Any particular questions, happy to answer.

tcoff91 2y ago

Best solution for sleep I think is a combination of earplugs and Shokz openrun bone conduction headphones. Bone conduction headphones work better when you have earplugs in than they do without them so it works amazing. My favorite earplugs are Loop Quiet because foam earplugs make my ears sweaty and itchy. If foam earplugs work for you they can’t be beaten as far as noise reduction. I sleep on my side so I wear the headphones backwards and position the bottom one so it’s not between my head and pillow. I turn on the iOS background sounds dark noise and put on an audiobook to distract from my mind not turning off. Add in an eye mask and I sleep quite well.