Philips Sleep

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.

Comfortable design that stays in place overnight ; Offers unique features like noise masking, auto-fade, colored noise ; Syncs with popular audio content apps ; Ships with alternative tips for a custom fit

Content library very limited ; Battery life too short ; Sleep tracking may be too basic for some ; Pricey and requires a subscription

The Philips Sleep Headphones with Kokoon are a unique option within the sleep tracking market. Rather than a dedicated tracker with a data-driven companion app, the headphones are more of a bedtime companion, offering calming audio tools and content or...

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...