Pillow speakers

Just bumping this in the hope that someone might be able to help!

If I’m listening to the radio and not disturbing DH, I find that the ear buds just lain on the pillow next to my ears does the trick.
You can hear the radio, quietly without the discomfort of having them in your ear. Cheaper than buying a special pillow. Give it a try first.
BTW I plug them into the Alexa, which I can programme to turn off at a set time.

Try looking at the Tinnitus society website or the RNID website.

If you have an iPhone or similar and download music onto it, try downloading white noise. On Amazon music for instance there are sounds of waves or streams. This may work out cheaper if you already subscribe. If you have Alexa she will play it for you too.

I have tinnitus and white noise played into one of my hearing aids.

My friend bought me some pillow speakers. I had to buy another clock radio for the connection, it was ok but i havnt used it fir a while as i just put the radio on for an hour and hope to get to sleep in that time. If not i put in on fir another hour...and so my night goes....tinnitis is so loud especially in the quiet if the night.
The speakers were bought in JL.

I sleep alone, and use Alexa to play me "sleep sounds". As j52 says, you can put a sleep timer on for as long as you need.
Just recently my tinnitus has become louder, it's so annoying!

I prefer ear buds. I have very little hearing in one ear so a pillow speaker meant always lying with my "good" ear directly on the pillow.

My son has one of these pillows. He suffers from insomnia and tinnitus. He plays old comedy programmes from way back (the navy lark is one). It helps a lot. I suspect he does sleep through many of them.

I gave my husband one of these, I found it loud and annoying but he loved it! So if you sleep alone it may be great.