Developed by Livlab, HoomBand creates innovative wireless sleep headbands with ultra-flat earphones and an app providing immersive sleep audio to help you fall asleep.
HoomBand, developed by the sleep experts at Livlab, offers a unique 2-in-1 sleep solution combining ultra-comfortable textile headphones with a dedicated smartphone app. Designed for insomniacs and those seeking a better night's rest, the breathable wireless headbands house flat, adjustable Bluetooth earphones that provide high-quality audio without disrupting your sleep posture.
Paired with the HoomBand app, users gain access to over 100 hours of immersive sleep content. This library includes hypnotic stories, guided meditations, white noise, and ambient soundscapes created by hypnotherapists, sleep doctors, and sound designers. The headband's innovative design ensures that the electronic Bluetooth module and earphones are easily removable, allowing the textile band to be hand-washed, making HoomBand an essential, hygienic part of your nightly routine.
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Yes, the headband was designed specifically to be worn all night long. It is comfortable and breathable, allowing you to sleep in any position.
Before washing, remove the foam, the earphones, and the Bluetooth block. Wash the textile by hand in warm water. Only reinsert the components once the fabric is completely dry.
Open the hook at the back of the headband, plug the micro-USB or USB-C cable into the module, and connect to a power source. A green light blinks while charging and turns off when fully charged (which takes about 2 hours).
Hold down the module's button for 3 seconds until you hear ascending tones and see a blue light flashing. Make sure your device's Bluetooth is on, look for 'HoomBand' in your settings, and select it to pair.
No, the earphones do not fit inside your ear canal and do not fully block your ears. This ensures prolonged comfort and allows you to hear emergency sounds like smoke alarms.