Eye Massager with Heat Bluetooth Music Eye Care Device for Migraine Heated Eye mask for Relaxation Reduce Strain

I have very dry eyes. I wanted to try this and see if it helped, and it does. The mask has heat, massage and music options. It has its own music but if I use the mask for music, I prefer to Bluetooth my own selections in. You can choose if you want to have all three options or combination of the three. The massage pressure is not too firm, but it will massage the temples and very lightly over the eyelids. I have been able to get through most of the day without drops on days I use the mask. Read more

Never would have thought get an eye massage lol...but this is it. I love the comfort of it, light heat and many different modes. It is very well built, I fell like RoboCop when wearing it. It's heavy but comfortable on my face, I love that I can connect to my blue tooth and listen to meditation sounds. It's does make nose as the mechanical switch up to different massages but it doesn't bother me but may be annoying to others. Using it is very easy just charge and enjoy the experience. Read more

My wife likes them, says the heat feels good on tired eyes. Read more

This works great, easy to use and set up. The heat level is perfect and you can change it. The massage has different levels as well, its a great deal and the design is good as well. The strap is adjustable, the volume button can also be adjusted. Its good for relaxing, going to sleep and works well for eye strain. If you are anything like me you are going to want to try it right out of the box, but be forwarned.... You have to chage it first. Read more

The music mode is NOT like a Bluetooth where you play your own music. Instead, it is some kind of preset, quickly repeating, jingle reminiscent of Twinkle, twinkle little star. The massage and heat functions did work as described overall. But, the massage wasn’t moving in the right places nor the feeling that I was wanting. These just didn’t do it for me. I returned and was refunded without an issue. Read more

Thus works so well that I bought one for my sister too Read more

The media could not be loaded. When I first put this eye massager on, it kind of freaked me out because the air compressions seemed rather extreme. I'd been sitting up at my desk and realized I had to make the strap pretty snug to use it that way (so it wouldn't slide down). So I pulled it off, loosened the strap and laid down... Oooo, now that's better. I definitely recommend laying down or at least leaning back in a comfy chair when you use it, especially the first time. The device seems really well made and it's surprisingly comfortable. It's hinged in the middle to contour to your face size, has a soft, wide head strap and is nicely padded all around, If you have a small head like I do, it may feel cumbersome at first (particularly if you're sitting up), but once the massaging starts, you'll forget that feeling. It has airbags that inflate and deflate at various intervals to create a nice, compressing massage around your eyes, brows, cheekbones and temples. Controls are pretty simple, but you're want to familiar yourself with the position of them before you start so you can blindly adjust as necessary while it's on your face. It does have a voice that tells you what you're setting whenever you press a button, though, which is nice. The volume button has 2 levels (or off) and the temperature button has 3 levels of warmth (when using a mode that includes heat). The power button turns the device on/off with a long press and cycles through various modes with single short presses. My favorite mode is "Clear Mode", which gives you the air pressure massaging and warmth (and music, but I always turn that off). The only mode that gives you more than that is "Integrated Mode" which also includes vibration. I'm not a fan of the vibrations, though, because I hear them more than feel them. Maybe they'd be better for someone with a larger head or maybe the vibrations just aren't that great. Regardless, I'm plenty happy with what I get in Clear Mode. At one point in the massage cycle, it does this thing where it sort of compresses towards the bridge of your nose. I love that and find it the best part of the whole massage cycle, but there's no way to just get that massage motion by itself. I wish the air compression massaging had its own mode selection so I could choose that (or any other movement) specifically when I wanted it. But it's really a wish kind of thing and not a criticism. Overall, I think this is a wonderful device. Read more

An eye massage with heat is a fabulous way to pamper tired eyes that have been staring at screens all day. It’s like a luxury spa treatment for your eyes. The eye mask has a pressure setting than gently squeezes around the head. It kneads the eye area in different waves and pulses. Heat is optional. You can even link your favorite music to the device. A remote control is included, but you kinda have to move the eye mask above or below the eyes to change the settings. I recommend testing all the buttons while holding the mask in your hands prior to your first use so you can see and visualize what each function will do. I also would remove any eye makeup before applying the mask. This specialty eye mask makes a cool unique gift for that person who has everything or that friend who never splurges on herself. Cuz it is a splurge. The price is not for everyone. It’s hard to justify for a self care gadget that may only last a year or two. If it’s still working after 3 years, then I’d say it’s worth it. Read more