TOPOINT’s sleep mask headphones fix a common problem: most sleep masks leak light around the nose. This one uses a bendable cartilage frame that molds to your face, with extra cushioning to seal the gap. The result is near-total blackout, even for side sleepers who shift around. At $25 or so, it’s a practical upgrade for anyone tired of squinting through gaps in cheaper masks.

The Bluetooth 5.4 chip connects quickly and holds a steady signal through a pillow. Battery life runs about 10 hours, which covers a full night’s sleep plus some daytime naps. The speakers sit flat against your ears, so they don’t dig in when you’re on your side. Sound quality is decent for sleep—clear enough for podcasts or white noise, but don’t expect audiophile bass. The cotton exterior feels soft and breathable, though the mask can get warm after a few hours.

One honest limitation: the built-in battery uses A batteries, not rechargeable lithium. That means you’ll swap them out every few weeks with regular use. It’s a minor inconvenience for the price, but worth noting if you’re used to USB-C charging on everything else. For frequent flyers or light-sensitive sleepers, this mask does its job without fuss.