GOOJODOQ Bluetooth Sleep Headphones Bluetooth 5.0 Soft in-Ear Sleeping Earbuds,15 Hours Music time,Wireless Sleep Headsets with Built-in Mic for Insomnia, Side Sleeper, Gym, Relaxation and Sports

So comfortable I fall asleep with them almost every night and doesn’t hurt my ears when laying on them what so ever! Battery is super long life that lasts a few nights. Connect quickly, light weight and sounds awesome. However it does change volume when you watch videos when starting it.

First the super positive: they feel great and can sleep with them in your ears all night, every night with no discomfort. I’m a side sleeper that rolls around, no problem slide sleeping with my ear against the pillow. The battery performance is great. If I forget to charge, usually I get the whole second night without issues. Sound quality is fine. Mic kinda sucks, but I don’t use it for phone calls. The bad news: two problems, one major and one minor. Minor issue is that is has a blue led that flashes through out the night. Silly for a product that is for bed…. But a little piece of electrical tape completely solves that problem. The next issue is the big one. I’ve purchased no fewer of 10 of these over the last 2.5 years. Always the same exact problem… one earbud stops working. I’m sure it’s because I’m rolling around in bed and then inevitably an ear bud wire ends up getting tugged a little and then poof…. One ear bud stops working. I’ve tried probably 10 different ear buds, but this is the only one that has this level of comfort. Am I happy to buy a new pair every 3-4 months? No. Have I found any better solution? No. (If you have please reply to this review!). Is $8-10 / month worth it to me to have these to help me sleep? Absolutely!

EDIT: Wanted to update and say that I've been using different variations of these (same product, but with different BT versions as we've gone from 4.0 to 4.2 to 5.0 to 5.2 now) They will definitely fail within 6-8 months (I looked at my history, and I've bought 10 pair in 5.5 years) with the wire pulling out of one side slightly and you lose sound in that side. But for $25 for good sounding headphones that you can wear all night, every night - with small drivers that sit completely inside your ear (literally - the wire comes right out between your Tragus and Antitragus (the little groove where the wire fits is actually called the Incisura Intertragia - Today I Learned!) and...that's it. Your ear sticks out more than anything else on these. I cannot stress how well these fit for side-sleepers. (End August 2025 edit) If you're a super early alarm person for work, these (paired with an app that rings your alarm or music only in your headphones - I found one for Android, I don't know about iPhone - these will save your marriage. I wake up at 0445 am on weekdays to a streaming playlist with a gently increasing volume that is audible only to me. The fact that I can fall asleep at night to an audiobook and managed to plow through 16 of them last year is a bonus. They're not indestructible, however (though they have gotten better over time) Expect to replace them about once a year. Typically the 'failure mode' is that one side or the other will wind up with less and less volume over weeks and weeks until it just gives up entirely. Then it's time to get another pair, but for the price, that hasn't really been a reason for me to take off a single star. I think I've ordered 6-7 pairs of these over the course of 5 years or so. I just know they're eventually going to fail in a very certain way and plan accordingly.

These headphones used to be perfect for sleeping. They were comfortable in the ear and had a long lasting battery. They did used to have the wires come lose and stop working every few months, but they were a consumable ... However, they reworked the design and it's terrible. The cable around the back of the neck is no longer sturdy and is a flimsy wire. The volume buttons are too close to your neck and are hard to press. The Bluetooth stopped working after 1 charge. It cannot be detected by three different phones and are literally useless now. Will be switching to a new brand :(

I like the comfort, and the sound of these sleep earbuds is pretty decent, but my biggest issue with these is that without touching a thing on it, but simply moving your head or turning your head, the video or music stops and SIRI pops up with the "Ping ping" sound and your iPad screen comes up and makes the statements: "You can ask me anything!" It is SO annoying!!! So I hit the back button and SIRI disappears and the video sound continues where it left off, but if you move by brushing hair out of your face, or scratch your nose.... music stops and SIRI is once again waiting for you to ask a question.... at night as your spouse is sleeping next to ya! REALLY??? I cannot for the life of me figure out WHY or WHAT button is getting pushed for this to happen? The slim button on the cord isn't doing it as I have tried to click it for that! Actually, I have clicked that little button and nothing happens, so maybe there is something faulty with it?? Sometimes this SIRI crap happens 4-5 times in a 3 minute period, which makes this really annoying to use as you try to fall asleep. Yes... you can ignore and eventually SIRI gives up, but often you must then go back and restart the video or music streaming as it doesn't always continue where it left off. Tends to re-wake an almost asleep person up when they must reach up and hit the back button to close SIRI all the time. I had bought a headband type of wireless headphones which I absolutely LOVE.... but after about 6 months of usage the battery charging life began to wane. I could listen to rainfall for 8 hours straight at first, and as a headband it was totally comfy, but now it will only take a charge that last an hour or less. These above can be slept in but if you roll over in your sleep they will pull out with a cord attached! But more than anything, I am mainly irritated by the contacting SIRI repeatedly.

I just ordered a third set of these earbuds. I like the lanyard around back of neck so the two pieces are never lost or if they are they're still together. A former style with slightly stiffer wire for the neck piece held shape better and was preferred but overall this is a very good set for tinnitus sufferers who go to sleep with earbuds and want to have masking or some form of distraction going all night. BlueTooth range seems better with most recent purchase - can get at least one room away from the parent cell phone. Decent battery time - full charge good for two nights - maybe three. i gave sound qualtiy a 4 - not 5. Other earbdsd somewhat better fidelity and range. For my use this set is fine.

I have purchased probably 5 or 6 of these by now (corded & BT), only because they are so poorly constructed that they need to be replaced every few months. I’ve spent enough money on these crappy things that I might as well just buy an expensive pair—but the thing is, no headphones that I have found; no matter the quality or price—can compare to the comfort of these for side-sleeping. They are basically like wearing low-profile earplugs—truly a godsend for side-sleepers with snoring partners. Do they stay in all night? No. Is the sound quality great? Not at all. Are they durable? Absolutely the farthest thing from. But damnit, they are comfortable, and that’s why I keep buying them. I really, really wish a manufacturer—any manufacturer—would take this model and improve it. Make them more durable (these have a life of about 3 months. 6 if you take really, really good care of them.) increase the sound quality, figure out how to make them stay in your ear better (without adding any more hard plastic that you have to lay on top of), and find a better solution to the long, floppy, tangly cord. The battery life is decent enough to last through at least one full night, maybe even two (though, a charging case would be a game changer). The volume settings aren’t great for sleep sounds—the quietest setting is still quite loud, and the internal voice announcements (“connected”/“disconnected”/“power on/off”) are extra loud. And there’s a bright blue light on them that blinks when pairing/disconnected. If anyone out there is a side-sleeper and has found a pair of BT sleep headphones that are better quality and more comfortable than these, please tell me your secret! I am sick of having to constantly replace these pieces of garbage just so I can sleep the whole night through without getting sore ears.

These are great sleep buds. Fit in your ear and allow you to lay your head on the side. You don't even know it is there. I get two full nights with the battery. I highly recommend.

I have bought several pairs of these over the last few years. I listen to audio books before falling asleep, and I sleep on my side. They are the only bluetooth earphones I have ever found to be comfortable enough to fall asleep with.