SleepPhones
Tons of people fall asleep with the TV on or need some sort of noise to be able to fall asleep. SleepPhones offer a comfortable solution that will also help you fall asleep faster without disturbing a significant other. SleepPhones are lightweight headphones that are imbedded in a comfortable head wrap, keeping the headphones in all night. You can choose the music you would like, or purchase carefully crafted tracks that soothe you to sleep. Are SleepPhones the drug-free solution to slumber?
How do SleepPhones work?
Carefully crafted tracks of music play through the headphones to lull you into a deep sleep. The binaural beats technology gently soothes your brainwave patterns from beta (awake) to delta (deep sleep). The pattern of beats coaxes the brain into a sleep cycle.
Are SleepPhones effective?
SleepPhones do not cure insomnia or block out all other noises, but they can help people sleep better. This product is primarily designed to help light sleepers sleep tight.
Final Conclusion
SleepPhones relieve stress by playing peaceful music. However, this unconventional attempt to help you sleep does nothing to help sleep disorders. SleepPhones are simply a comfortable alternative to using your own headphones and have no clinically proven studies to show if they are indeed effective.
Comment
(Electronics) For its price, I’d give it three stars. With price out of my mind, I’d give it maybe a 1.5 just because you can at least hear your music. The pads are ok. The setrtad ripping after a few months, but that’s normal from wear and tear. The frame holds itself fine no cracks or bends but then again, I’ve only been using these headphones at the computer. They’re not the most comfortable headphones in the world, but they’re pretty nice and light. It’s also adjustable, so you can get a nice fit. I can’t complain here. The sound quality is ok for people who don’t really care about it. Personally, I found it to be a bit flat. It’s better than nothing though. If you’re looking for something cheap, then go ahead and get this. Just don’t expect anything extraordinary. If you want something with better sound, then skip this one.
December 23, 2012 at 11:31 pm