Tooks SPORTEC BAND (DRYFIT) - Headphone Headband With Built-in Removable Headphones - COLOR: BLACK, Comfortable 100% ProStretch (dryfit) Keeps You Cool from Sports to Sleep, Great As Gifts

good quality sound, perfect for listen the music where it's forbiden, at the work for example with my hood. good

I wouldn't wear this over an hour as the headphones can be felt against the ears and it will get sore if you've worn it for to long. However I brought it for walking through the park in the morning and for that purpose it suits fine! A good buy!

I bought these in August 2013 to replace my sleepphones. While they do sound better than the sleepphones, they are uncomfortable to wear as the speakers are bulkier. They use velcro to keep the speakers in place, which is positioned on the inner side of the speakers, creating an uneven surface against the ear. Plus, after only five months of use, they no longer work. My Sleepphones lasted four years! I will not buy these again.

I bought this item as a gift for someone who listens to relaxation music to get to sleep. When taking it out of the package it would have been obvious to anyone that this item is completely unfit for this. The headphone are far too bulky, and would dig in to an ear if you lie on your side.I presumed the 1, 2 and 3 star reviews for this were just nit picking. They weren't. Should not advertise as a sleep product.

Arrived asap and has great sound

I use this to listen to music and audio-books as I settle for sleep. I have a large head and the band 'just' fits, so my main recommendation is that this item comes in a range of sizes. The best thing about this item over the sleep-phones is that it is cheaper, produces better quality sound (in my opinion) and that the head-band doesn't dirty as easily (cat hair!).

My daughter runs a lot and wanted this for her birthday. She is very happy with it. It is comfortable, keeps the sweat out of her eyes and it doesn't look as though she is wearing headphones.Recommended.

It's all said in the title really. I purchased these as I have odd shaped ear canals so in ear headphones don't work for me whilst cycling or running. This product plays music ok but the speaker units themselves are bulky and there a no sewn in pockets in the headband so they are free to move around away from your ears during exercise. This is annoying enough that it has been relegated to the back of a draw after only a couple of weeks, never to be used again.Verdict: I don't like it but still haven't found a better alternative

I wear this nightly. And a lot during the day. I have worn a pair consistently for 2 years. I'm a female, with an average sized head, and this band fits great. There's room for bigger head, but it's not like this slips off or down or anything. I have black and pink band (both the dryfit kind), and the pink is definitely more snug and comfy on my head (not tight). But it's bright pink so I still wear this one a lot. It took a couple nights to get used to sleeping with the headphones, but when the alternative is an earbud shoved in my ear or bulky headphones, this is heaven. I'm a side-sleeper and they sort of just fit into my pillow. If I do "feel" them, it's usually because they slipped a bit when I wasn't wearing them or as I put them on, so I adjust the speaker placement (tug gently and the velcro can be shifted into place). They stay put when they're on, the velcro does a great job. I'm not a sound expert, but these sound great to me. I listen to music and lots of audiobooks. Some headphones have a ringy or tinny sound that grates my head like nails on a chalkboard, and these do not. As far as people claiming that the dye transferred to their pillows, I have never had any dye transferring to pillows or clothes, and I've worn them plenty of times with wet hair.I will say that I've been using this brand for 2 years, and have needed to replace them 3 times (I'm on my 4th pair). Dropping my phone (or it falling off my bed) one too many times seems to be the cause when a side goes out because the cord yanks. I have bought the entire band twice, and the other two times just purchased the replacement headphones (with the in-line microphone, see review below) since the headbands are fine. They have lasted, in order, 10 months, 4 months, 6 months, and my 4th pair is still going strong after 4 months. Honestly, for the amount of time that I use them they are well worth the price, even though it's a bummer the day one side goes out because I like them so much. I can usually tweak the cord enough to use it until my replacement comes (I'm that addicted). I do get tangled up in it a bit if I'm extra restless at night-nothing dangerous, just annoying. But charging bluetooth headphones doesn't sound fun. After my first pair went out, I thought about trying other brands- but the reviews say they break too (eventually) and most were more money. This is a good combo, I get my money's worth, it's comfortable, and I'm ok knowing that they'll need to be replaced. Which is why I am still giving them 5 stars. If they could make a bungee type cord, or a cord that flexed a bit, maybe I could keep them alive longer...This review is for the SPORTEC BAND (Dryfit) without the inline microphone, but I've tried both. If you're deciding between them, I'll sum up my pros/cons. The Cons: It never seems to be in the right place when I want to use it at night. And more often than not I roll over on the switch or bump it in my sleep so that it starts playing the audiobook that stopped with the sleep timer and wakes me up. Also, sometimes accidentally clicking it triggers the voice control (a loud beep waiting for me to say something) on my phone which drives me nuts. Pros: It's available as a replacement without the headband, so you'll eventually save some money. When the button is in a reachable spot, at night or in the day, it has come in handy to be able to control volume, play and pause without having to turn on my phone. I almost wish there could be a skip forward/back button, but I'd probably accidentally click that too many times. I never use the microphone part- if my phone rings I just unplug the headphones, so I can't tell you how or if that works.

Si fanno sentire all'interno della fascia.Se poi appoggiate la testa su un cuscino sono troppo spesse e fanno male.

I bought these for my hard-to-buy-for brother-in-law. He was impressed with the quality of the sound and excited to use them. The purchase was easy on amazon and the delivery fast.I had no problems with anything other than the fact that the headband was just a bit tight - but this is something he always encounters with hats and bands, NOT the product at fault here, and it was easily resolved by my sewer-sister.Thanks Amazon and Tooks

Stirnband wirkt zwar etwas einfach, erfüllt aber sehr gut seinen Zweck. Es ist sogar waschbar, was in der Beschreibung noch erwähnt werden sollte.Die Montage der Hörer in das Stirnband hinein muß man selbst machen.Die Beschreibung dafür ist extrem dürftig, aber wenn man's dann mal begriffen hat, geht's sehr gut.Gut daß die Hörer im Stirnband nicht ganz fixiert sind. Man kann die Hörer im angezogenen Stirnband genau richtig hinschieben bzw. anpassen..Dann sind sie - zumindest bei mir - sehr bequem und tragen bei meinem Ohr nicht zu dick auf.Klang-Qualität ist sehr gut - die angegebenen Werte scheinen zuzutreffen!Habe zwei weitere Exemplare bestellt und werde das Set immer und überall verwenden, wo ich bisher andere Hörer benutzte.

I like to fall asleep to the sound of a movie or show (recent sleep pattern development!) and have been using ear buds. I thought I would try this out; sometimes the ear buds are hard on the ears, and the little moving I do at night had rendered three sets of buds inoperable. So I tried Sound Oasis SP-101 Pillow Speakers and the Tooks SPORTEC (DRYFIT) headphone headband. I was prepared to keep both if they both did the job. The Sound Oasis didn't. These (so far) are working.First, I wear a 7 1/2 hat, so the fit could have been an issue. Nope, slid right on. And not pulled down just barely either, had enough stretch to pull them out a bit and slide them on. In fact, it has crossed my mind they may stretch out too far, but so far (one week+) so good.These actually have hard little speakers that you position over or by your ears, so I thought that could be a concern. With a bit of adjustment, my pillow side speaker I place slightly in front of my ear (I sleep on my side), and the other goes right over my ear.I usually only sleep 5-6 hours at a time, and no real ear soreness. A few times, I've done more than 8, and I could tell I had some ear soreness. And it wasn’t “wake me up” discomfort, but I could tell they had been there. Everybody's pain/annoyance level is different, but I don't think I can sleep through any real severe discomfort more than anyone else. Moving the sleep side speaker a bit in front of my ear was (for me) helpful. And I can tell you, I watch a Netflix movie, which afterwards nothing else comes on, and the alarm wakes me up at its usual level. Once, I was watching a continuing DVR'ed series, and slept right through the alarm. So that's something to consider. Lesson learned in my case.I'm not a real restless sleeper, but do turn a bit, and I think this design may protect the speaker wires a bit. I got a standard 3.5 wire extension, (25 feet, which is about 18 feet too long probably) and ran it around my TV, nightstand, and up over my head board, where I loosely tied it at the corner. The headband has a good long cord, plugged that in up top above my head, and so far no surprise neck wraps (always a fun wake-up feeling). I go to sleep on my right, and wake up on my right, (occasionally on my back) so the design is going to keep it from wrapping around (I believe). So far, the cord has stayed behind and above my head.I also occasionally wake up a bit sweaty, but not once have I had any sweat around my head or felt my hair was wet and sweaty. I didn't before, that just hasn't changed. Another concern, you never know. But so far, no problems there.Bottom line, anytime I didn't have serious problems getting to sleep, these did the trick. Longevity, we'll have to see. But so far, no design or comfort problems. I imagine these would do the job for exercising too, but I have some full coverage headphones I use for that.