“I have trouble switching my brain off at night, and this helps a lot. I play white noise or guided sleep audio and I’m out way faster. No wires, no pressure in my ears, and I can roll over without issues. Simple product, but really well thought out.”
Real experiences from customers who sleep better, deeper, and undisturbed.
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“Consistent, low-volume audio can be an effective tool for relaxation before sleep. A pillow-based speaker like this allows users to benefit from calming sound without the discomfort or sleep disruption commonly caused by earbuds or headphones.”
- Dr. Alex Morgan
Certified Sleep Health Specialist
The pillow speaker connects via Bluetooth to most smartphones and tablets, including both iOS (iPhone/iPad) and Android devices. It works with music apps, podcasts, audiobooks, white noise, and meditation apps.
On a full charge, the battery lasts approximately 20–48 hours, depending on volume and usage. This means you can use it for multiple nights without needing to recharge.
Yes. The speaker is designed for overnight use and maintains stable Bluetooth connection and battery life throughout the night. Many customers use it for sleep sounds, white noise, or audiobooks until morning.
For best results, place the speaker inside your pillowcase or directly under the pillow, positioned near where your ear rests. You may need slight adjustment on the first night to find your ideal placement.
No. The sound is intentionally soft, balanced, and gentle — designed for relaxation rather than volume. It’s clear enough to hear comfortably, but calming enough to help you fall asleep.
Yes. This product is especially popular with side sleepers because of its ultra-thin design and lack of ear pressure. You can turn and move naturally without discomfort.
Yes. Since audio plays directly through your pillow, you can put your phone down and listen without staring at the screen — helping reduce blue light exposure before sleep.
