GOOJODOQ Wireless Sleeping Headphones,Soft In-ear Sleeping Earphones with Upgraded CSR Chip for Insomnia,Side Sleeper,Gym,Relaxation,Sports and Learning

Since the battery final died in my beloved Bose Sleepbuds a few months ago, I’ve been looking for a suitable replacement as these have now been discontinued and the replacement Ozlo will not be launched until later in the year.First up I tried the Anker soundcore Sleep A10 - great value at under £100 (what price do you put on a good night’s sleep when you’re married to a snorer?!) but simply didn’t match the Bose on quality or comfort … I returned these. Next I tried the Quieton headphones which at £250 were around the same pricepoint as the Bose but rather than playing white noise to block out the sounds, just muted external noise and whilst on a par comfort wise with the Bose, we’re not conducive to sleep for me … these went back. Then I decided to try the new Sony Kokoon headphones, which again around £200 were not a cheap option, but sadly they failed to live up to my expectations and not only did they fail to block noise, also had pods that kept falling out … these have been returned.Then this week I received the GOOJODOQ sleeping headphones which were by far the cheapest of the lot at under £25. They are light and whilst the pods share a wire between them with a small battery pack and controller, I hardly noticed this in the night. One size of bud but good tight fit, which instantly muted external noise and felt very snug and comfortable. I used the Sound Sleeper app for white noise and had the first night in months when my husband didn’t wake me again snoring. Yes they are not as flash or luxurious as the Bose and they’re not completely wireless, but for the price and compared to other products on the market, I would highly recommend these.

A few other reviews mentioned the fact theirs was faulty, I took a chance and regretted it. It worked for a couple of hours.Sound quality: 3 out of 5This is always subjective and when I wanted to enjoy music, I listen to it open back which has effortless clean sound stage. This has very little sound stage, but with a clean enough soundtage considering the in-ear design. Relatively neutral sound. All in all, it has a slightly over average sound for its design, decent for portable noise-cancelling earphones at that price.Comfort:Again, over average. It will feel satisfying but you won't forget you are wearing them and eventually I can imagine it will cause some discomfort. Again, considering the price, not a bad buy really.Noise-cancellation:In my opinion, the strongest point of these earphones, trade off for some ound quality and some comfort, so if it noise keeping you awake, definitely a great buy. If you want something you can fall asleep with, you will have to spend more.Overall, not bad feature-wise but having them faulty so quick with the similar reviews made me lose confidence. That being said, returning them was a breeze.I hope that helps in any way!

Was just about to buy another pair when I noticed that Amazon say I’ve already bought them 5 times. I’ve bought 5 times because they keep breaking. They’re just not built to last. But, I keep going back because they’re pretty much the only wireless option that has (more than) whole night battery life and are small enough to be genuinely comfortable for a side sleeper - nothing I’ve tried comes close on that comfort. Sound quality is fine and more than good enough for podcasts to fall asleep with. The usual issue when used with an iPhone that there’s not enough volume settings so often one click is just a bit too loud or just a bit too quiet - but they’re small enough that you can adjust the fit to deal with that. Pretty good sound isolation too. I love them, but wish they lasted more than a couple of months at a time. Oh , also, no annoying blue flashing light that you see on so many alternatives.

Sound quality us a bit tinny however as I'm using them to fall asleep to, I don't notice it for long. The ear pieces are small and surprisingly comfortable when sleeping on your side. They are good at cancelling out the sounds of my husbands breathing, and as my playlist is on a timer, the battery life seems to last reasonably well.For the price, they are pretty good and worth buying.

This is my second set.The first set arrived slightly faulty, but they were usable. I need them for sleep, and used them a lot. After a while one side stopped working, but that was fine, because I find them a bit too loud to get to sleep with both ears in (earplug in one ear, headphone in the other works for me!). A few months ago they stopped working completely, so I tried some different wireless sleep headphones. But they were awful - uncomfortable, didn't fit well etcI have just bought my second set of these because the comfort beats anything else, I waited a week for delivery and they have arrived today faulty 😭😭 The sound keeps cutting in and out.I will return them...but I will probably order another set and hope they work, because comfort wise there's nothing else that works for me.

Great for 6 weeks then only one earbud worked . Refund or replace foc and quickly !

This is my 3rd purchase of these sleeping headphones. I usually find them very good however mine has just stopped working in one of the ears for no apparent reason ie. No damage or wire kinks etc. The same happened to my old pair the the pair before it, but that was after a year or so. I've only had these barely 3 months and they are expensive to replace after only 3 months. I go for these because they are comfortable and I am a side sleeper. But I think I will have to find another one now as they shouldn't be not working already.

The product is nice, my partner snores and it helps me to sleep through the night. However, the second headphone I got didn’t last 3 m months. One side is not working anymore, phone calls are really bad to connect. I need to get a new one, but I’m afraid to pay €31 for something that will be useless within 3 months. But if you’re lucky to get a product that works properly, it’s a great one.