Best Bedphones

There are many things that this model from Homder has over its less impressive competition. For example, the breathable cotton lining here prevents sweat buildup and allows you to feel much more comfortable with the mask on.

As you'd imagine, this is especially important in a high-temperature environment. It feels nice and soft, so you shouldn't have any issues falling asleep or feel inconvenienced on a plane or anywhere else.

The only area where the fabric disappoints is maintenance. Since it is light, you'll have to be extra careful with it or wash the device more frequently than usual.

Other than that, there isn't that much that separates the model from every other bedphone product in this selection. The device comes equipped with a built-in microphone that lets you talk on the phone handsfree. The speakers are movable. You can and should adjust the volume the first time you put these on.

The control panel is straightforward and convenient. It allows you to change the volume, skip songs, and pause the music. The Bluetooth range is standard for the 4.2 iteration of the wireless technology, able to work perfectly fine from a 33-feet distance.

Summing it up, this model from Homder is more comfortable than your average device like that but just as practical, functional, and effective. It takes the device no more than 2 hours to fully recharge. Plus, it looks really nice, about as stylish and elegant as a gadget like that can be. Probably the best headphones for sleeping in our selection.

Joseche Jo-Sleep Eye Mask-01 is more or less everything people have come to expect from these bedphones and then a little more for good measure.

For starters, the model is much thinner than your average sleep headphones like that, making them more practical and more comfortable for light sleepers.

The stereo speakers are able to deliver solid Hi-Fi sound. Sure, it is nothing too impressive but for the price and considering the nature of the device, the audio quality here is pretty good. The volume, however, is where the problem lies. It's not a huge problem but some people might find the maximum volume a little underwhelming.

It is hardly an issue for people who are looking to use the device exclusively for improving the quality of their sleep but it might inconvenience others looking for more versatility.

Another little detail that makes this particular model better than the bulk of its competition is the battery life. Where most bedphones give you about 8 hours on a single charge, this particular device is able to last for 10 hours straight. It takes somewhere between 2 and 2.5 hours to recharge, so it doesn't necessarily require extra charge time either.

Again, Joseche Jo-Sleep Eye Mask-01 is everything bedphones are supposed to be. The device will block light, allow you to listen to music without wearing additional headphones, and keep you nice and comfortable in just about any setting. Plus, they're really durable.

AGPtEK BHD01 does things a little differently. The band here isn't as wide compared to most bedphones. As far as we're concerned, that is always a plus. Wearing a huge mask over your face is seldom as comfortable as wearing a smaller one.

Sure, an otherwise ergonomic design like that doesn't come without its disadvantages. First off, the model is smaller in general, so it might not fit people with larger heads.

Now, we're not saying that you definitely won't be able to use the device. The exterior layer here has a soft Lycra composition, while the inner layer adopts mesh lining flexible fabric. This way, the band is able to stretch from 18.9" to 22", so there's a good chance it should fit you.

However, the control panel is a different, less subjective story. Positioned somewhat inconveniently, the panel makes it not necessarily difficult but a little uncomfortable and impractical to reach it.

The headphones are nice though. You can adjust their position to make a customized fit and keep them as comfortable and convenient for you as possible.

Wrapping it up, AGPtEK BHD01 have their advantages and their disadvantages. The price is definitely attractive. The sound here is nothing to complain about. The headphones are easy to remove and the fabric is just as easy to wash and maintain.

Topoint Sleep Headphones are just as good for sleeping as they are for sports. You can pull them to your forehead and enjoy a nice jog without messy hair getting in the way. Alternatively, you can pull them down and have a nice sleep mask that blocks the incoming light.

On paper, the model's composition doesn't seem too different from the usual deal. A cotton and polyester combination is nothing we haven't seen before but, here, the polyester is a lot more stretchable than usual, making the device easily the most versatile entry on the list as far as that universal fit is concerned.

The model is just as suitable for people with a 21-inch head circumference as it is for individuals with a 29-inch noggin or anyone in-between that. It comes equipped with the usual built-in control panel and a microphone that allows you to control the music and answer calls handsfree.

As far as we're concerned, the only problem here is that the aforementioned built-in microphone doesn't incorporate a noise-cancellation feature, making phone calls less pleasant and convenient in a noisy environment.

Apart from that, Topoint Sleep Headphones leave very little room for complaints. Considering the price tag, the speakers here are superb. You'll be able to enjoy your favorite tracks and quality sleep without relying on separate devices. Plus, despite how stretchable it is, the mask doesn't lose its original form over time.

LC-dolida is a little odd. It's not a bad device per se but we can't help but wonder why the people behind it decided to go with a leopard-esque color scheme/pattern. Sure, some might find it attractive but, for our taste, it is an odd choice for a gadget like that.

However, aesthetics aside, there aren't too many issues with the model. The only relatively major one is that the Bluetooth range here is relatively limited. Setting that aside, what we're dealing with here are nice bedtime headphones.

You're able to adjust the speakers' position, making the model particularly suitable for side sleepers. The fabric here is as breathable as they come, able to absorb 95% of your sweat. The device comes equipped with a nice sturdy charging port that should be able to deliver for years to come.

Again, there's nothing here that we haven't necessarily seen before. The microphone, the speakers, as well as the control panel are removable and the fabric is machine washable. What's more, the colors do not fade with time, so the model will not lose its admittedly peculiar look after a year or tow.

Simply put, LC-dolida isn't the best prospect on this list but there are many people that will be able to benefit from this model. It is a solid sleep mask. The microphone here is nothing to scoff at, especially its noise-canceling properties. Plus, the fabric is nice too.