Is there such a thing available?

Is there a commercially available travel pillow with noise cancelling headphones built into it?

Quick … nick the idea before SBZ mass produce it from Chine.

Answer: Not yet but not after this thread. 😆

Quick … nick the idea before SBZ mass produce it from Chine.

Will it come from a reputable UK comapny with a well known branding and warranty or will I have to go direct to the factory and risk a catastrophic failure from buying a substandard product?

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don simon – Member

Will it come from a reputable UK comapny with a well known branding and warranty or will I have to go direct to the factory and risk a catastrophic failure from buying a substandard product?

Probably a bit of both … design in UK and made in China … then rejected by health & safety for being too trendy … LOL

duntstick – Member

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Finally confirming what we already knew

I’d buy one. Would want the headphones to be ridiculously good though, maybe a memory foam pillow too.

I’m not seeing how it’d work; do your pillows normally cover both ears?

You know those U-shaped travel pillows that you get. They have one ergonomic problem – they force you to have your head off to one side. Add in a bit more support up around the ears and lower skull and it’d be well comfy.

Ah I -see-.

I’m still not convinced though.

(-:

SBZ,

You mean let the pillow extend to your shoulder to stabilize your head?

Might end up looking like a Sontarans?

you use a travel pillow?! hahahahahahahahahaha…

I think Tesco’s have one or sainsburys

valium?

Whisky.

Why not just buy some decent noise cancelling headphones of your choice and a normal travel pillow? Why would you spend the £££££s on decent headphones that are built into something the *majority* of people will only use occasionally? I think the market would be way too small.

I had a search, but the best thing I could find was a “lap pillow”

Cool huh?

(They’ve got one shaped like boobies too)

Just fit some earphones to a crash helmet – job done

http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=367454