Sleep Headphones Bluetooth Headband Wireless - Upgraded Ergonomic ASMR Headphone Cool Gadget, Soft Sleeping Mask Music Sport Headband, Sleep Headphones Gifts for Men Women Side Sleeper (Gray)

Patent Sleep Headphones 4 in 1, Sleep Headphones & Sleeping Mask & Sports Headband & Wireless Headset - Upgraded sleep headphones Bluetooth headband can help you sleep fast and get better rest. Headband with earphones helps to drown out noises(not noise-canceling). The sleep headphones allow you to enjoy your white noise without additional headphones, all you hear is the sweet sounds of meditation music. Also useful as an eye mask for sleeping so the light-blocking feature is helpful. No More Painful Ears When Drift Off With Music --- The Bluetooth Sleep Headphones are ideal for people who want to block out sounds, fall asleep to music while not disturbing a partner or roommate. The headphone headband is comfortable for folks who hate the pains of wearing earbuds or ear plugs, and the thin, flat, felt-covered earpieces are comfy for side-sleepers to lie on. Without investing too much money, and backed by an 18-month free replacement warranty, you will have no risk to try it! 12+ Hours Music For A Full Night's Sleep. Free of distracting beeps or bright lights --- With the advanced Bluetooth 5.2 tech and the premium lithium battery, the sleeping headphones can last at least 10 hrs after a 2 hrs full recharge. It's especially helpful for the light sleepers who use a full night's music or white noise to avoid being startled awake. When the battery runs out, the sleeping earbuds will turn off automatically instead of beeping a warning and waking you during the night.

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