Dreamcatcher Patented Anti-Noise Sleep-Mask Pillow - Ingenious, with Secret Pockets, Chin Strap, Free Soft Earplugs, String-tie Carry Bag - Free! - Air Travel Crew HiSign Stickers

This item did not work. It did not muffle sound at all for me. It was also uncomfortable and I could not get it to fit correctly.

Desperate to sleep in the same bed as a snoring spouse, I've tried it all (including prescriptions, which I hate). I'll be back in a few months to update my review, but thought others could use my first-time experience with the product in their consideration, so as to know what to expect straight out of the box. Disclaimer: I'm an "extremely" light sleeper.Though mostly comfortable, the Dreamcatcher Sleep Mask Sound Blocking Pillow will take some time to get used to wearing. As it clearly states, it does not in any way "block" out noise, nor does it, in my opinion, even muffle sound. If this is what you're looking for, keep looking or use it with other products like ear plugs, etc. Ear plugs make my ears ache by morning so I didn't use them in conjunction with this mask. I'm also concerned the "helmet" will be too hot to wear in the summer, but in rainy, cool (55 degree) spring weather, it wasn't a problem.I have long, thick hair so I found wearing it as pictured, over my hair was too uncomfortable, but having my hair come up and out the top seemed acceptable and I was able to fall asleep quickly, though I didn't stay asleep for long. The eye-patch area is not light blocking as I expected it to be (other eye masks do the job much better), as it's just thin fabric and would have been better if it was padded to fit snugly over the nose and at the base of the eyes so as you're laying, no light can invade where it currently lays loosely over the face no matter how much adjusting is done with the wrap-around blocking pillow's velcro or the velcro attached chin strap.$30.00 is a lot of money to spend on something that doesn't do for you what you're looking to accomplish. Ear plugs and less expensive eye masks do a much better job, but for me, they are not comfortable enough.I'm perplexed by the advertising saying I can use it for id's and credit cards. I can't think of a single reason why on earth I would want to use it as such and their marketing or development team have wasted their time touting this (IMO, useless) feature.So for now, I'll keep trying to work with it, but it's not as convenient in its sheer size compared to other eye masks, comfortable, or depriving in sound and light as I was hoping for. After some time with the mask, working with it, adjusting it, tweaking it, I'll update my review with those findings.

I found it did not work as hoped. The fit was sloppy, uncomfortable, and did not mute nearly enough noise. The idea is awesome, but I doubt there is any effective do it all device. Went back to a mask and ear plugs, which still seems to the most effective method to get both quiet with lights out.

I do a lot of traveling for my job and am always on the run; I work a lot of hours so I have to sleep when I can. I love the light weight and light blocking. Works great in the car, on the train, and in planes. It a fine product and very well made.

This mask does not totally block out all sound but does a good job of muffling it and blocking most light. The chin strap should not attach inside the pocket but should have a soft velcro patch on the outside with which to attach the hooks on the strap. It would then fit a little snugger. I did not want to block out all sound anyway. I have a large size head but this is a little big. I would actually rate 4 1/2 stars.

I am a lite sleeper, noise, light is a problem. Eat plugs hurts and they fall off. So I’ve tried so far 4 typed of mask and none work. So I decided to go e this dream what ever they call it a try, boy I was so disappointed, I only last 30 min on had to take it off, first it slips up, then there is a chin strip that just hangs, then the left side where the velcro is and it conecta too hurts when turning to the left. And you here everything and only block light as long as it doesn’t slip up, which it does. I should have listen to the reviews, don’t waste your time or money. I just might have to invent one that works.

Well, it's different. It has a pillow. Truth be told, it just arrived today, so this is just a preliminary review on my part.First impressions:No sound suppression at all. I have half a dozen other sleeping masks, I might be able to piece something together.Those complaining about how it's too big, it's perfect for my size. I have a big head...seriously. So, if you're a football player (I'm not, might as well be, though), it's perfect for you.Not adequate with light blocking. I may just ditch the front part of this thing and wear my hibermate mask (the new version) in conjunction with it. The Hibermate supposedly is good for side sleeping...I disagree. This might help that.It seems like every sleeping mask I've had is not perfect for one reason or another. It either wears down too quickly, puts too much pressure on my eyes or doesn't block enough sunlight. I cannot wear earplugs. This is where my Hibermate might come in handy. On it, I can remove the interior of the earphones, which I might end up just putting over my ears, then putting on the sleep mask pillow over it. It's a ghetto solution, but it just might work.

I really loved the ideal of this product. With that being said it saddens me to say this. But this product is for one.... horribly made. It is uncomfortable and the material for over the eyes feels like felt. It does not block out noise what so ever.Really disapointed.