Satin: This is the lovechild of cotton and silk so you could expect the best of those two worlds for this material. Satin is a synthetic material that is lightweight like silks and breathable like cotton. This material is not very elastic, though, so it is prone to wear and tear. Another factor that sets this sleep mask apart from the rest is its battery life. Some of the ones I tried would die every night and require a full recharge every morning. The Topoint has not only lasted me multiple nights in a row, but it’s even survived an unintended run through the washing machine. (The masks themselves are machine washable, but you’re not supposed to leave the speakers in there.) The battery in these headphones recharges in about 2 hours, and can get up to 10 hours of use out of a charge. As always, your exact performance will depend on how you’re using the headphones, but in general you’ll have more than enough power to get through a night’s sleep. The speakers are decent for the size, with good mids and no serious complaints. The bass is middling, which is just fine, but there’s no active noise cancelling. They advertise noise cancelling, but it’s just passive noise cancelling from the fabric covering your ears. When we were making our selections, there were a few specific features we wanted to find, and they’re things you’ll also need to consider when you’re making your choice. To begin with, we focused exclusively on Bluetooth headphones. Some eye-mask headphones use an aux cord. While this means you don’t have to worry about batteries, there are just so many downsides to having an aux cable running through your bed that it’s not worth it. Besides, as long as you have enough battery life to sleep, do you really need any more?

A good and well-fitted sleep mask headphones should be able to stay in place despite twists and turns during sleep. For starters, it features Bluetooth 5.0 technology stereo sound. This wireless technology also allows long-distance pairing between the audio source and the headphones. To be more exact, it can also connect to any device within 33 feet.Last, but not least, is the HIGHEVER Wireless sleep headphones. These are the best multipurpose sleep mask headphones on this list and rightfully so. It was designed to be used as a sports headband and can function well as a sleep mask also. Sleeping position influences which part of the headphones are squeezed or slept on and which ones are not. The Bluetooth 5.0 connection is secure and stable, with minimal lag, although that’s not a major concern with eye-mask headphones. While the MUSICOZY is capable of hands-free calling, we’re not sure why you’d ever want to use this feature, unless you’re an on-call surgeon or someone else who needs to be reachable 24/7.

In today’s hectic and stressful world, good quality sleep has become quite a commodity. For most people, the obvious antagonists for quality sleep are noise and light. I’ve always been terrible at sleeping, and the current state of the world hasn’t made it any easier to achieve that coveted eight hours of rest. As someone who can’t stand snoozing in silence, my most cardinal sin is leaving the TV on all night. These sleep headphones are made out of breathable elastic fabric much like the one from JAOK above. However, HIGHEVER added a mesh lining on the edges of the headband to provide additional sealing. This prevents a little more glare from penetrating. As a rule of thumb, you should wash it once you notice foul odor or discoloration on the fabric. Of course, for better hygiene, you wouldn’t want to wait for that to happen. Washing your mask daily is recommended, especially for those who sweat more than others. For those who do not sweat that much, washing it weekly should still be good.

1. Panda Bamboo Eye Mask

Ice silk is a more breathable form of silk. It is a man-made denatured polyviscose fiber that was developed to create a cooler version of natural silk. When it comes to eye masks, you can choose one that has an eye cavity or one that doesn’t. These two huge physical differences affect how much your eyelids would be able to move while wearing the mask.

The eye and ear area are two very sensitive parts of the skin. The eye area has the thinnest layer of skin in the body which is why it is prone to irritations. And the ear area is another thinly-lined area which is why ear eczema is common. Side Sleeper: As the name suggests, side sleepers sleep on either side of their body. With this, the side part or the ear area of the head receives the most pressure.

These headphones make use of Bluetooth 5.0 ultra-thin speakers much like the others on this list. However, it has a longer 10-hour long playing time that will last through your full night’s sleep or your typical workout routine. For starters, these sleep mask headphones run with Bluetooth 5.0 technology. While connected, the headphones could run up to 10 hours and fully charge within 2 hours. Also, you wouldn’t have to worry about sleep interruptions because they won’t beep or alert you when the battery runs down. Sleeping masks and sleep mask headphones can be made with different kinds of fabric. And each has its own pros and cons. Here are the most common materials for sleep mask headphones: