Manta Sound Sleep Masks with Bluetooth Headphones, 100% Blackout Bluetooth Eye Masks for Sleeping, Bluetooth Sleep Masks for Aspect Sleepers, Adjustable Match, Extremely Snug Sleep Masks Good for Journey

Comfortable but doesn’t drown out snoring husband
This is a great product and I’m super happy, although my goal on getting this was to drown out my husband’s snoring, which sounds like the legions of hell escaping through his throat. In Manta’s defense, it’s hard to block out that kind of disturbing sound, but I hope they improve and offer noise cancelling masks in the future. They are super comfy and block light out great, although I would not recommend the hot/cold replacement eyepod upgrades if you are a side or stomach sleeper as the hard balls inside are not comfy. The regular eyepods that come with it are comfy. My only other complaint is that the back Velcro fastener does not work great and they could use better Velcro.

Can’t say enough bad about this terrible device
I wanted one of these masks for a long time. I’ve been using wired headphones and a mask for dry eyes for a while, and I have to replace both of them regularly. This seemed to be the perfect solution – better made, wireless, and all-in-one.The mask fits terribly. The large eyecups are made with a dense foam that presses against the inside of the nose. Moving the eyecups away from the nose places that dense foam in the corner of the eye, putting pressure on my eye when lying on my side.The entire mask is THICK. It presses against the pillow and puts pressure on the head, wherever it’s in contact with the pillow. It doesn’t breathe well, making it hot (currently, my weather is in the 50’s, inside it’s 65) and my head is sweating wearing this thing.It’s LOUD. The lowest setting of volume is 5% on my phone. It’s too loud. I have to move the speakers back behind my ears (which is obviously uncomfortable when laying on my side) just to keep it from keeping me awake.The controls are dumb. They’re on the front of the mask, and the three buttons have no raised markings on them. There’s a large iron-on logo of the company brand just above them, so it’s easy to get confused and be feeling around on the logo looking for the controls. The controls produce a loud click each time they’re pressed. My wife, a light sleeper, doesn’t much care to be awakened by me click-click-clicking to turn the volume down or skip a track.Once on, laying down changes the shape of the mask. I put it on, get comfortable, lay down, and then it shifts, jabbing eyecups in uncomfortable places, etc. The only way to avoid this is to put it on tightly. Doing this I end up waking up from the mask being too tight. It’s just uncomfortable.It shuts off randomly. In two nights of use, I’ve awakened to find the mask is off and what was playing through the speakers has paused after the mask shut off. This leads to the next problem:Any problem obviously involves taking the mask off. When it disconnects from the audio source, when an eye cup shifts into an eye, when the Velcro clasp comes undone, when a speaker is uncomfortably positioned behind an ear, the mask has to come off to fix it, meaning a middle-of-the-night reset of everything.There’s just absolutely nothing of value here. I could maybe learn to live with one or two of these issues, but the thing as it is simply isn’t usable.

Love this thing
I have tinnitus bad, so I had high hopes for this mask. It works as advertised and I really like the mask. The mask blocks all light to the eyes and the sound can be adjusted. I don’t wear it often because my ears are tender and I am a side sleeper. That and I don’t bring my phone with me to the bedroom. The mask requires a phone or something to access the white noise. It will negatively impact the battery overnight and if our internet goes out (which it does a lot) it switches to the phone carrier (not the best coverage where we live). Even if I set the phone to only play for 3 hours, sometimes I wake up and have to restart. So I use this about 50% of the time.