Let the light go
A clean edge between the last bright thing you looked at and the dark you actually want

Some evenings the room is too bright and some evenings it is too loud, and both keep you from arriving
A clean edge between the last bright thing you looked at and the dark you actually want
Street light, hallway light and the glow of a charger all stop at the edge of the mask
Sound plays in the covers over your ears and leaves the rest of the room alone
Light, adjustable and cordless once charged, so an hour of rest travels with you
Darkness, sound and a fit you stop noticing — together they make the last hour of the day yours
A contoured shape designed to block out light, resting over the eyes rather than on them
Music, a meditation or an audiobook, playing in the soft covers over your ears
Recessed cups and breathable memory foam leave space to blink, so nothing touches your lashes
| Light gently blocked | A contoured shape designed to block out light and make the room feel darker and calmer |
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| Sound kept close | Music, a meditation or a voice in the soft covers over your ears, easy to forget and easy to leave out |
| Light on the face | Breathable memory foam and a wide adjustable strap, comfortable for as long as you keep it on |
| Warm or cool, as you like | A gel insert you can prepare warm or cool for a soft compress over the eyes |
| Audio | Bluetooth, with slim speakers built into the padded ear covers |
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| Battery | 400 mAh · 8–12 hours of play · about 1.5 hours to charge · 3.0–4.2 V · 0.14 W |
| App | Free companion app for iPhone and Android, paired over Bluetooth |
| In the box | The mask, a charging cable and instructions |
A quiet summary for the moment when feeling drawn to the ritual becomes choosing it

QuietVeil brings darkness, sound and a soft compress into one considered object, with an app that keeps the ritual effortless
Soft-touch fabric and a contour that rests rather than presses
Darkness and sound on your terms, ended by a timer
Free companion app for iPhone and Android
Nothing added for spectacle, only the choices that make QuietVeil feel instinctive when the light finally goes
A soft, breathable face that stays comfortable long after you have stopped noticing it
Padded covers hold the speakers over your ears, so nothing goes inside them
Shaped so it rests over the eyes rather than on them, and blinking stays easy
A wide hook-and-loop strap you set to your head so the fit stays snug without feeling tight
No routine to learn, only a few instinctive moments between the last bright thing and the quiet you wanted
The book closes, the screen goes dark, and the room begins to soften
Music, a meditation or a voice from the app, with a timer that ends the session for you
There is nothing to finish, only the pleasure of a room that has finally gone dark
I usually end up scrolling long after I meant to go to bed. Having a mask and something quiet to listen to gives me a much nicer way to finish the evening. I still have to put the phone down first, though.
I wanted to listen to something in bed without having earbuds stuck in my ears. That was the main appeal for me. I keep the volume low and put on the same mellow playlist most evenings.
I don’t only reach for this at bedtime. Sometimes I lie down for a short break after work, cover my eyes and listen to music. It makes that pause feel more intentional than sitting on the sofa with my phone.
My partner likes to read in bed, and I’m usually ready to switch off earlier. An eye mask made sense, and having the audio built in was what caught my attention. I prefer rain sounds to music when I’m winding down.
I didn’t want another elaborate bedtime routine. I choose something relaxing to listen to, get comfortable and put the mask on. Some evenings it’s an audiobook, sometimes just a few quiet songs.
QuietVeil should feel like something you look forward to, which is why your evening ritual comes with simple, considered reassurance
Light and even across the face, with a contour that rests over the eyes rather than pressing on them, so blinking stays easy
Sound comes from soft covers over your ears rather than earbuds inside them, and it stays close to you instead of filling the room
The mask pairs over Bluetooth with your phone, so you can play whatever you already listen to, or use the companion app for meditations, nature sounds and sleep music
You can also wear it with no sound at all — the light-blocking part works on its own
The free companion app is available for iPhone and Android, and pairs with the mask over Bluetooth
It adds a sound library, a sleep timer, a gentle alarm and sleep reports with AI features. It is a companion, not a medical tool: treat the reports as a general picture of your nights rather than a measurement
The 400 mAh battery gives 8–12 hours of play and takes about an hour and a half to charge with the included cable
A wide, flat hook-and-loop strap adjusts around the back of your head, so it suits most head sizes and stays snug without feeling tight
There is no hard buckle at the back, which makes it easier to wear lying on your side
Prepare the gel insert according to the included instructions, then place it in the mask for a soft compress over the eyes
Use it while you are awake and winding down, not while you sleep
Wipe the textile gently when needed and let it dry completely before the next use
Do not soak it or allow moisture to reach the speakers, the charging port or any powered component
No — QuietVeil is designed for relaxation, comfort and evening routines, and is not intended to diagnose, treat or cure any condition
You have 30 days from delivery to try it at home
If it is not the ritual you hoped for, contact VELNA Somn customer care with your order details and we will guide you through the return
Darkness, sound and a soft compress in one object — and thirty days to decide whether it belongs in your evening
$79.99$109.99