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The Best Sleep Headphones (But We Hoped for Better)

Updated Dec 11, 2022
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Unless you are a motionless back-sleeper, most earbuds and headphones are far too bulky to wear comfortably overnight. Even the smallest pair of true wireless earbuds can fall out, become lost, or cause other problems. Sleep headphones are supposed to be the solution for people who want to block out sounds, fall asleep to music, or mask issues such as tinnitus—but when we set out to find the best sleep headphones, our dreams were dashed. Every pair we tested let us down in some way. We still have recommendations to address specific needs, but you should be prepared to accept a number of compromises.

AcousticSheep SleepPhones Wireless, if you like to fall asleep to music or other audio

AcousticSheep SleepPhones Wireless

If you like to fall asleep to music or other audio
The headband-style SleepPhones come in different sizes and fabrics, and you can stream any audio to them wirelessly via Bluetooth. But they cost more than many similarly styled competitors.
We recommend
Bose Sleepbuds II , if you need to block or mask sounds

Bose Sleepbuds II

If you need to block or mask sounds
These pricey earbuds mask loud noises and aren’t painful to lie on like standard wireless earbuds can be, but they limit you to playing the sounds and music provided in the Bose Sleep app.
We recommend
Moita Sleep Headphones, if you want basic, affordable sleep headphones

Moita Sleep Headphones

If you want basic, affordable sleep headphones
This very inexpensive pair of headband-style sleep headphones is reasonably comfortable and can play any audio source streamed via Bluetooth, but it comes in only one size option and has no customer support or warranty.
We recommend

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