Philips Sleep

Very comfortable ; No loose earbuds to lose in the night ; Audio automatically fades out to white noise

Expensive ; App audio library is limited ; Bluetooth connectivity is unreliable ; No wireless charging

It’s a tough recommendation to make for $250. At that price, I’d like to see wireless charging, a more polished app, and seamless integration with other audio apps. However, they are exceptionally comfortable headphones — an important endorsement to...

Comfortable to wear in bed ; Easy to use ; Varied selection of sounds in app

Some slow app connectivity ; Sleep tracking reliability isn't great ; Sound fading seems too sensitive

The Philips Sleep Headphones are mostly comfortable to wear to bed, even for side sleepers, and offer a good mix of sleep sounds along with the ability to add your own sounds. Ultimately though, it's a big price to pay for buds where all features don’t...

Lightweight design ; Does help you feel sleepy ; Doesn’t leak sound

Sound quality built for sleep time ; Sleep tracking feels hit and miss ; Design still needs shrinking

A mostly comfortable set of headphones you can take to bed that can help you drift off, but also feels very pricey and not quite the perfect sleep companion just yet.