Bluetooth Sleep Eye Mask with Speakers for Night Audio
Lights off, music on, and nothing in your ears. This soft 3D fleece sleep mask has stereo speakers built into the band, so you can listen to music, a podcast or a guided meditation as you drift off. The contoured shape blocks light, and the front controls let you change tracks without opening your eyes.
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Lights off, music on, and nothing in your ears. This soft 3D fleece sleep mask has stereo speakers built into the band, so you can listen to music, a podcast or a guided meditation as you drift off. The contoured shape blocks light, and the front controls let you change tracks without opening your eyes.
Listen to your music while you sleep, wirelessly, with built-in Bluetooth 5.0 speakers
- earbuds uncomfortable to sleep in
- light leaking into eyes
- no way to play audio hands-free in bed
Drift off to your music, not your earbuds
Tired of earbuds that dig in and light that leaks through? Slip on a soft 3D fleece mask with built-in speakers and fall asleep to your audio, eyes covered.
Audio that stays out of your ears
- Speakers in the band
Stereo speakers are built into the mask, so nothing presses into the ear canal when you lie down. Turn onto your side and the audio stays put, with no bud to dig in or fall out at 3 a.m.
- Contoured 3D shape
The 3D cup and bendable frame hold the fabric off your eyelids. In the comparison shot, the flat mask leaves gaps where light gets in, while the contoured shape sits closed over the eyes.
- Touch controls
Play, pause, skip and volume sit on the front panel. Find them by touch before the first night, then change tracks without opening your eyes or sitting up.
Pair once, then control it in the dark
- 1Pair over Bluetooth 5.0
Switch the mask on, open Bluetooth on your phone and select the mask from the list. Pairing is a one-time step.
- 2Bend the band to fit
Shape the frame so the speakers rest against your head without pressure. Adjust it lying down, since that is the position that matters.
- 3Set a low volume
Start a calm track at a low level. Keep it soft enough that you could hear someone speak in the room.
- 4Learn the buttons by feel
Run a thumb over the play, skip and volume controls while the lights are on. Then use them in the dark without looking.
Earbuds out, sound on

The earbud problem
Earbuds press into the ear canal the moment you roll onto the pillow. By two in the morning one has fallen out under the sheet, the other has left your ear sore, and light still creeps in around a flat mask. You lie there adjusting, not sleeping.

A mask that plays
The stereo speakers sit in the band over your ears, not inside them. Nothing wedges into your ear canal, so lying on your side stops being a problem. Pair it once over Bluetooth 5.0 and the audio comes from the band itself.

Lights off, sound on
The contoured cup keeps fabric off your eyelids, so the dark stays dark at the nose and temples. Play a podcast, a playlist or a guided meditation, and let it run while you drift off.
Earbuds versus a mask with speakers
| Sleep mask with speakers | Earbuds | Flat sleep mask | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Audio without anything in the ear canal | — | — | |
| Light blocked by a contoured shape | — | Partial | |
| Controls on the mask itself | Partial | — | |
| Stays put on the pillow | — | ||
| Answers phone calls | — |
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
No. The speakers sit in the band rather than in the ear, so nothing pushes into the ear canal. Bend the frame until it sits comfortably, then lie on either side.
At a low setting, the sound stays close to your head and is hard to hear from another pillow. Keep the volume soft and it works well in a shared bed. Turning it up is what carries it across the room.
The mask uses Bluetooth 5.0. Pair it once with your phone, keep the phone nearby and the connection holds for a full night of audio.
Yes. The front controls let you answer calls without taking the mask off.
The fleece is soft against the skin and the shape keeps it off your eyelids, which matters on a long flight or a long nap.
Earbuds are small and easy to lose, and they press into the ear once you lie down. This mask keeps the audio in the band and blocks light at the same time. Earbuds cost less up front, but one mask replaces the nightly fight with them.
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