>>333207251
Light hasn't ever been an issue for me, on Rift S or Index.
Sleeping with a headset on isn't the most comfortable thing ever but I actually almost prefer it that way. I get anxious and overthink a lot at night, and the slight discomfort of the headset forces me to relax and focus on that instead of whatever's going on in my head. Sleeping in VR, as a concept, though, is incredibly comfy. Want to sleep under the stars, or in front of the fireplace during a blizzard, or in whatever place you want that wouldn't be possible in reality? Chances are, somebody's got you covered.
Also seems pretty common from my experience for someone to drift off if you've been staying somewhere dark and/or quiet for a while, it's pretty nice falling asleep surrounded by friends.
>>333208376
>travel pillow 
holy fuck, how did i never think to try this?