Forbrain Reviews

My kid handled it better than I thought they would. Compared to other headsets we’ve tried, the sound felt a little strange during the first week, but now they’re fine with short sessions. I do wish the headset was softer though, especially if you’re comparing it to more cushioned ones

I picked up forbrain hoping it would help with my speech clarity, and to be fair, it did make me more aware of how I sound. I started noticing little patterns in my voice, like when I’d mumble more or lose clarity on certain words. That part was actually helpful. But after using it for a few weeks, the actual improvement felt small. For the price, I was expecting a bigger difference. It’s not a bad product, it just didn’t feel worth it for me personally

We got Forbrain to help my son stay a little more focused when he reads out loud. I wasn’t expecting him to be into it, because, you know, apparently anything helpful is usually suspicious. But now he actually asks to use it, which was a nice little plot twist.

He seems more engaged when he has the headset on, and he doesn’t lose interest quite as quickly. I think it makes reading feel more like a game to him, which is great since simply asking nicely wasn’t exactly producing miracles.

It’s been a good boost for his motivation and has made our reading routine a lot less dramatic. It’s not some magical cure, obviously, but it helps us get through practice without the usual negotiations, so I’ll happily take the win

The sound is actually really clear, and the bone conduction works well overall. It does feel a bit strange at first, though, and I’m still getting used to it. I do think it’s a little pricey for what it is, but it’s not bad.

I ordered from Forbrain, but it just ended up not being the right fit for my kid. I was a little worried the return would be a pain, but their support team got back to me quickly and just explained exactly what I needed to do.
I sent it back and got my refund with no drama. It took a few days, just like they said it would. I really appreciated that they didn’t make the whole thing complicated.

I really wanted forbrain to help speed things up with therapy, but i didn’t notice much of a difference. The claims felt kind of vague too, like it was supposed to “support progress” or “help improvement,” but it was never clear what that would actually look like. For the price, I expected something more noticeable. Maybe it works better for other people, but it just wasn’t worth it for us.

I wanted to like it, but the site was a little confusing for me at first. I kept clicking around trying to find what I needed, and it took way longer than I expected. Some of the pages just didn’t feel super clear, which was frustrating. Maybe I’m just too used to sites that spell everything out, kind of like how I still need GPS to get to places I’ve been to three times already. Anyway, it might be easier once you get familiar with it, but as a first-time user, it wasn’t the smoothest experience.

Pretty comfy overall, just fits a bit tight.

I really wanted to like this, and at first I thought maybe it was doing enough to justify the price, but no, the more I used it the more it felt overpriced. It’s not completely useless or anything, and I can see how it might work better for some people, but for me it just didn’t feel like I got my money’s worth.

I was hoping this would help my kid talk a little better, but I didn’t notice much of a difference. It just didn’t seem to do that much for us, so I wouldn’t say it was worth it.

I’ve been using this mic for a bit and overall it works well. My voice comes through clear, but it does pick up some background or room noise here and there. If you’re using it in a quieter space or can add a pop filter/noise reduction, you’ll probably have a better experience. Good option for the price, just not totally perfect.

I tried Forbrain for a few weeks because I was hoping it would help me feel more confident when speaking. It’s definitely easy to use, and I didn’t have any issues with the setup or anything. But i didn’t notice much of a difference. For the price, I was expecting a bit more...

The headset is fine when it’s actually charged, but the battery life is a letdown. For the price, I really expected it to last a lot longer. I feel like I’m constantly having to plug it in, and it gets annoying quickly. If battery life matters to you, save your time and look for something better.

I ordered the forbrain headset and paid for delivery because I figured it would come quickly. Not even close. The tracking moved a little at first, then basically froze. Days of nothing. Just me checking it and seeing the same thing again.

I emailed support twice. The replies were polite, I guess, but so generic. Pretty much just “please wait.” No real answer. No idea where the package was. No actual delivery estimate. Just waiting, waiting, waiting.

It did finally arrive, way later than I expected. The box was beat up too, which didn’t feel great considering how much the headset costs. The product may be fine, but the shipping experience was bad enough that I wouldn’t order from the site again...

I’ve been using forbrain for a few weeks now, and it actually does what it’s supposed to do. No real complaints there. My main issue is the build quality. The headset feels light and kind of plasticky, so I’m not totally sure how well it’ll hold up with daily use. Nothing has broken or anything, but for the price, I expected it to feel a bit sturdier.

I really wanted this to do something for my ADHD, but honestly… nothing. I kept waiting like, maybe it’ll kick in soon, maybe I’ll notice a difference, but nope. My focus didn’t improve at all, and I just ended up feeling frustrated that I’d gotten my hopes up.

I gave forbrain a try and wanted to make it part of my day, but it just felt kind of awkward for me. It seemed like I needed a quiet stretch of time to use it properly, and I almost never have that. After dealing with that once or twice, I figured this is probably the kind of thing that only works if your days are already calm and structured. For me, it just turned into one more thing to squeeze in, so I stopped using it quickly.

I bought Forbrain because I was hoping it would help me pay attention better and stay on task a little more. When I use it while reading out loud, I do feel more aware of my own voice, and it does seem to help me focus a bit, at least some of the time.

That said, it hasn’t been a huge difference for me. Some days I notice it helping, and some days I really don’t notice much at all. The headset is fine, just a little weird at first and it takes some getting used to. Overall, I think it’s a good idea, but for me the results have been kind of mixed

I got this for my son to help with his schoolwork. From what I remember, he used it regularly for a few weeks, though I can’t say exactly how consistent he was. I was hoping to see a little more improvement with his focus, but i didn’t notice much of a difference. It might work better for other kids, but for us it just wasn’t really the right fit

I was really hoping this would help with my auditory processing, but i felt no difference at all. I kept waiting for something to click or improve, but nothing changed. Like, make it make sense because I wanted it to work, but it just didn’t do anything for me.