soundcoreSleep A20 Earbuds by Anker, Noise Blocking, Comfy for Side Sleepers, AI Brainwave Audio, 80H Playtime, Stream Content via Bluetooth 5.3, Sleep Monitor, Personal Alarm

I have chronic pain, fatigue and insomnia. I cannot bear lying for hours in pain in silence with my mind racing. I'm used to using apple wired headphones to sleep as they fit best in my ear and give great sound fidelity to me. They're also under £20, and thank god, because they nor airpods are built to last.Someone on Twitter, a friend of mine actually, recommended these when I asked about people who slept with music/earphones. Wired ones always get tangled, and even if you did risk airpods, their battery life is awful and earwax would break them beyond warranty. I'm so glad I gave them a chance.Finally I can fall asleep and turn over as much as I need without needing to solve a wire puzzle. The headphones last JUST long enough if you somehow get a full 8 hours, with some room left over. They charge quickly, as I found out at 1am in a panic. Normally I hate gel earbuds and they never fit? These ones? Perfect out the box. Come with natural noise cancellation which is great for sleep.I don't bother with the app. The product is still worth it just for night music listeners like me. The sound quality is a couple of notches below apple airpods/wired headphones imo, but better than most wireless headphones I've used. I didn't even get these on sale, but it was worth it at full price.

These do not drown out my wife's snoring completely. Not sure God could do that at this point. Though if she's reading this, I wouldn't say no to some divine intervention!!Listening to music, they aren't any better than any others I've tried for sleeping and to be honest, probably a bit worse for drowning out the snoring. I was able to put together my own sleep sound using the options in their app though, and that goes a long way to helping. Not perfect, can still hear it but most of the time it's enough.As far as comfort though, I'd say they are hands down the most comfortable I've ever tried sleeping with and I have tried a bunch of different ones.

Wow! I've got a pair of space one's (cup headphones) and they have been amazing so had no issues in looking at other models. Wanted something to help me sleep at night, and as the other alternative was over three times the price I bought these.They have over delivered on everything.They're tiny, comfortable, can't feel them in ear when sleeping (I'm a side sleeper) sound is amazing! Obviously don't expect mega base, but more than enough to use out and about as well. Clear sound, battery so far has been as described.Only negatives I've experienced so far is the sleep sensor for the relaxing sounds seems to be off an kicks in mid song as I'm listening to tunes in bed. Besides that currently my go to buds. Would buy again. Let's see how they last in the long run as they replaced my Samsung buds that I've had for nearly 9 years.

Not comfortable to sleep wearing, especially given the price I would expect they wouldn’t cause pain when wearing them. The most irritating part is that they will randomly start blasting rain noises is the middle of the night. I’ll have gone to sleep listening to headspace, then suddenly at 3am, the poor quality pre-downloaded rain sounds installed onto the earphones start blasting and wakes me up as it has switched itself to sleep mode and disconnected from the app. Absolute nightmare to control. Total waste of money and absolutely not worth the price.

Definitely better than AirPods for sleep, they paired fast and easily with my iPhone. Setup was easy enough. You don’t need their app at all and it seems poorly made and hard to use. It (for example) keeps telling me to update the firmware on the headphones but then won’t do it. The fit of the headphones is good and they come with 7 different nib sizes to try out. They’re definitely more comfortable than AirPods to sleep in but still are a little uncomfortable and hard on the ears. I haven’t tried any other “sleep” headphones so can’t compare but they’re comfortable enough. Battery life seems very good too. I’d say they’re quite pricey for what they are, the build quality is closed to a £70 product than over £100 if you can get them on sale then definitely do.

Can use as regular earphones then love the option to quickly switch to sleep mode with your downloaded white noise options (you can tailor these with various sounds to combine which is fun).

Not that easy to get them into the ears. Volume on sleep mode is difficult to control.

Top product. My night buddy