ABC's Tamron Hall Asked Real People If This Sleep Wearable Actually Works. Here's What They Said.

The American Academy of Sleep Medicine says 74% of Americans report disrupted sleep due to stress. Tamron Hall dedicated a segment to wearable sleep technology and brought real users on camera to talk about it. A 74-year-old who works out. A new dad counting down the minutes between feeds. A college freshman who hadn't slept properly since high school. Three women with years of bad sleep behind them. Watch them explain what Elemind did for them in their own words.

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Quentin Moses, 74 - Atlanta, GA

"I love my Elemind."



Quentin works out four or five days a week. At 74, rest is as much a part of his training as anything he does in the gym.


He's been using Elemind for a year and can now tell you exactly how much he's slept, how much of it was deep sleep, how much was REM. That visibility has been as valuable to him as the sleep itself. He called it incredible.


He addressed Tamron's audience directly. Watch what he said.


Chad Holbein - Manhattan, NY

"I just put on Elemind, and it melts it all away."



Chad and his wife welcomed their daughter Evelyn on March 4th. Newborns feed every one to three hours, around the clock, and Chad's sleep cycles have been fragmenting around that schedule ever since.


When Evelyn feeds and goes back down, Chad presses restart on Elemind. One to seven minutes later, he's asleep too. Bright outside, noise going on, thoughts racing - he describes Elemind as something that melts it all away and gives him full control over when he goes to sleep.


Watch him describe what that means in the middle of new parenthood.

Jonah Howell, 19 - Grand Rapids, MI

"The data speaks for itself."



Jonah is a college freshman. Before Elemind, he spent close to an hour, sometimes two, lying in bed every night with his mind racing, unable to fall asleep. It was starting to wear on him. His dad sent him an Instagram reel about Elemind. Jonah thought it seemed a little pricey, then figured out that something you use every single day justifies the price - especially if it means getting sleep on demand.


He now falls asleep in three to five minutes, consistently, every night. He can get up to use the bright dorm bathroom and fall right back to sleep after.


He says the data speaks for itself, and he owes it all to Elemind. Watch him break it down

Kelly O’Keefe

"My brain just would not allow me to go back to sleep."



She woke up in the middle of the night, reliably, and her brain would stay fully alert no matter how tired her body was.


What finally worked: Elemind reads brainwaves in real time and sends acoustic pulses that, actively guide the brain back toward sleep.


She explains the mechanism and how it works for her.

Karen Munson

"This was an absolute game changer for me."



Nothing was working.


She'd been through the options and she's matter-of-fact about that. Then she came across an article about Elemind. That's it.


Just: nothing worked, then this did. Sometimes that's the whole story.

Angel Boardly - As Seen at CES

"I was able to fall asleep within minutes. Which is mind blowing."



Long days. Long hours. A packed room with hundreds of people. Every condition that should make sleep impossible and Angel fell asleep within minutes.


Her bar wasn't just "sleep better at home." It was: can this work in the hardest possible circumstances?


The answer, apparently, is yes.

A screenshot of a CNET article about an AI-powered headband, showing a woman wearing the device.

Beyond Users: Read CNET's Full Review of Elemind

"I've been working in the sleep industry for years, and I've seen and tested a variety of gadgets and products that claim to help you sleep better. Honestly, I understand the skepticism surrounding a product like this, because not many such devices live up to their promises. Naturally, I was eager to see if the Elemind headband is among the hundreds that don't work or if it was going to be the breakthrough the space needs. Here's what I found."


CNET Editor: Nasha Addarich Martínez

If you're skeptical and thinking about the price -

add up what you spend each week staying awake.


Then look at what it would cost to fix the thing causing it.

Here's the clinical proof:

76%

of uses fall asleep significantly faster.

48%

faster on average

74%

faster for the top performers

No other device on the market can safely & actively induce sleep like Elemind

FALL ASLEEP FASTER

FALL BACK TO SLEEP FASTER / RESTART SLEEP IN THE MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT

UNLIMITED USE - NO SIDE EFFECTS

REAL-TIME PERSONALIZATION

CLINICALLY PROVEN SLEEP AID

30-DAY MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE

EEG BASED SLEEP TRACKING

SOMNEE

OURA

WHOOP

How It Works

Elemind is wearable neurotech that rapidly and accurately measures EEG brain signals and delivers precise acoustic stimulation that moves the brain from wakeful patterns into a deeper sleep, naturally.

Clinically shown to help people fall asleep significantly faster - up to 74% faster and on average, 48% faster.

Clinically shown to improve sleep efficiency

Drug-free, Safe to use every night with no side-effects