Damipow L29 Sleep Earbuds, Mini Wireless Earbuds, Bluetooth Headphones in Ear for Sleeping, Bluetooth Wireless Sleepbuds Ultra Soft and Lightweight, Built-in Mic, for Side Sleepers

After lots of research I chose these L29’s for a balance of comfort, sound quality, battery life and price. I am very pleased on all accounts! Not the best sound quality on the market but plenty good enough for relaxing tunes/meditation/audiobooks etc and small enough to be comfortable (hardly know they are in) for side sleeping which was my main requirement. I use them daily and have only had to change the case once since I bought them weeks ago. Enough charge in the buds to get you off to sleep. Noise cancellation is good for the price, still hear a little snoring from my partner but without spending £150 to £200 I don’t think you’ll get better than this.

Stay away from this cheap brand of sleep earbuds if you want some get “Soundcore Anker A10s” I bought these first then within 2 weeks had to buy some more expensive earbuds.They run out of battery very quickly and one of them always runs out before the other and sometimes when you put it back in its case after cleaning it and fully charging the case it still won’t charge one of the earbuds.Says it in the title cheap and unreliable but even then I spent almost £40 and have a pair of noise cancelling earbuds that are worth even less probably £15 and they still have decent battery and still work too this day and I have had them for two years.Plus they have a much better sound quality do the Soundcore Anker A10s including my cheap earbuds that are worth £15 above I also a have pair of AirPods as well which are fantastic I only use these for commuting though and walking about in public as hearing your surroundings while listening to music is fantastic can hear announcements while on a train.Problems I faced the week after buying it?1. Battery dies too quickly says 4/6 hours I was only getting about half an hour out of one of the earbuds off a full charge.2. One of the earbuds doesn’t connect properly to the phone and sometimes cuts out and reconnects every now and then it also wouldn’t connect at all at one point and was completely unresponsive.3. Even though the earbuds are small and compact they fall out of my ears when I roll over even with the different size ear buds and the fins etc “Anker Soundcore A10” is much better for sleeping in my opinion and much better quality if you don’t care about the £100 price point I would recommend it also has a built in alarm so you don’t forget to wake up on time.4. Just avoid this brand 30 or 40 is still a waste of money in my opinion you want something that lasts for a few years plus has different sizes to fit your ears not just the buds but also the fins you may decide you wanna take them off with A10s I have.5. The quality and sound is very quiet and muffled even on the highest volume.6. Had to buy a brand new pair of sleeping earbuds that cost much more and then ended up wasting £30 or £40 on these when I could of just saved the £40 and got a more expensive pair that will last.

These are perfect for sleep, and have a decent battery life given they are left on all night in my ears. They are very comfortable and I can happily sleep on my side without any pressure on my ear. They come with large, small or no 'wings' options - the wings provide an excellent fit. The buds themselves come in small, medium and large - I use large for a snug and noise-cancelling fit.The sounds quality is great, though I generally only use for audiobooks/podcasts (I use different earbuds for listening to music during the day). The volume is limited, but it's perfectly loud enough for bedtime (again, not so much during the day in a noisy area). They are by far the most comfortable I've used for night time, and I sleep like a log. Very happy indeed.EDIT - my original 5-star review has been edited as after a a few months, I inexplicably lost volume in one bud. I replaced them, and the same issue occurred after a few months. I upgraded to the L39 (newer model) and exchanged these no less than THREE TIMES, as each pair, within DAYS developed cracks across the earbuds, like they were made out of clay. I’ve eventually given up, as I’m sick and tired of returning these - so nearly brilliant, but poor quality build and connectivity issues let’s them down so much.

I got these as a replacement for my Bose Sleepbuds II, which after 3 years of service stopped working. Advantages over Bose: 1) These are much cheaper, 2) You can use them as normal earphones or go off to sleep with your own music, audiobooks, white noise etc. 3) The carry case is quite slick and small. Disadvantages: 4) the earphones are not quite as comfortable as the Bose ones but they are comfortable enough to sleep in on your side, 5) The battery does not last all night, but it is more than enough to send you off to sleep, and even without audio they block as much sound as normal earplugs, 6) My earphones had a glitch so that from time to time they would switch on and off as my head moved on the pillow. After sales service was excellent and quick and offered me a full refund.

After losing my plug in headphones while on holiday I ordered these, I wear headphones every night to fall asleep listening to audio books or music.I must say that these are the most comfortable earbud headphones that I have used, I am a side sleeper.No problem with pairing them to my phone and they have not yet run out while I’ve been asleep. Block out sound (or enough for me not to be able to hear neighbours in flat above stomping around). Sound wise, they are probably quieter than previous headphones but the sound is decent and loud enough for what I need them for. For the price I really can’t fault them, time will tell I guess, I’m hoping they last!