OMNU Bluetooth Headband Headphones for Women, Discreet Hidden Headphones for Work, Sleep Headphones Headband for Side Sleepers, Wireless Headband Headphones, Black

So I am a man and this might be for woman, but it works for me. I like headband headphones for hiking and biking and this one looked comfortable. I was not disappointed this is comfortable to wear and easy to operate. I like being able to answer a call with one push of a button. These headphones were easy to connect to my Samsung Android phone. The sound quality is very good. I showed in the pictures the small slot for charging and the charging light location as it is sometimes hidden beneath the on/off area. Feels nice and light and comfortable when wearing. the headband was promptly shipped and well packaged. It comes with the charging cable. Since it fits me, I am sure this would fit any woman. The material is lightly elastic and will adjust. Headbands are not good at blocking external noise compared to an over ear muff type, but that can be good if you are out and about. I have had no issues with this headband from charging through setup and phone use.

As far as a fashionable hair accessory, this is the ugliest, most cumbersome headband we've ever tried. We would never wear it out of the house. But that was never the intention. We wanted to try it as an alternative form of sleep headphones. After all, you can't see how awful it looks while you're sleeping. You can feel how it's stretching awkwardly around the head, hanging too low on the forehead, riding up on the ears, and pushing hair out of whack. But who are you trying to impress in bed? Wearing it out in public would be so obvious that a headband like this is supposed to be “something”, because there is no other reason that anyone would wear something so tacky. One-star looks aside, let's look at its function as headphones. The Bluetooth connected easily. The ear pieces actually sound good. Is it high-end sound reproduction that audiophiles covet? Of course not. But you can still enjoy music. We've tried other sleep speakers and the music is too tinny and distant. This headset sounds like normal headphones, just without the bulk on your ears when you roll to the side. Wearing the headband to bed does create a couple of the problems noted. The sides ride up, so we had to keep tugging it down to keep the speakers over the ears. Yet, pulling it down brings it so low on the forehead that it's about over the eyes. If you want to wear it as a mask, so be it. We would prefer a headband at the hairline, but then it's off the ears. So there's a bit of compromise involved. Also, rolling around will move the headband and ear pieces out of place, so there's adjustment involved while you're trying to relax. As far as comfort, the stretchy headband is fine. We're not used to sleeping with anything on our head, but it wasn't too tight or too loose to be irritating. We got used to it pretty quickly. The speakers are the main concern. They are a little fatter than what we thought flat speakers would look like, but they sink into the pillow well enough that we didn't feel like we were lying on a lump. So yay for the entire point of this gadget! The electronics remove from the headband easily through a rear hole. The battery charged quickly. The buttons are odd to press, though. The one button with a cover on the headband is easy to identify, but you just have to feel for the other two buttons. The volume slides up and down with a continuous press. The tracks can change with single presses. The instructions detail how to press only three buttons to do multiple tasks. Outside the headband, the speakers on a wire look pretty handy on their own. The electronics could really be reused in any form you create if the whole headband thing doesn't work out. So for small, sleep headphones that are comfortable while lying on your side, this is the best version we've tried so far. And since that's the point, we'll reward function with a 5 and forgive the ugly form. (Sorry the formatting doesn't recognize paragraphs.)