Eye Massager with Heat Heated Eye Mask with Bluetooth Music Massages Eye Muscles Eye Care Gift with 5

I actually love this product. The features are pretty cool. It has music, it’s one song and it’s like elevator music, but you have the option to be able to shut it off. The pressure is not hurtful and I’m somebody with severe migraines and recently a sinus infection. It has a heating feature, and the only thing I think bothers me in a slight bit is that the inside of the mask is vinyl so it gets a little sweaty. I would guess that cloth would be more comfortable but then again, how do you clean that so it’s a minor thing. One cycle of it is about 15 minutes, which I find is enough to relax and soothe my aching eyes. The pulse is gentle on your eyelids and just a little bit stronger on your temples. I recently used it on a 10 hour flight and not only didn’t help me fall asleep, but I really wasn’t aware of what was going around me. This is one of the cheaper versions of this machine and I thought I’d be disappointed, but I am not. It charges by a USB and hold that charge for quite a long time. The straps are adjustable to the size of your head. There’s a sense of heaviness to it but nothing uncomfortable. If you suffer from sinusitis or migraines, I would definitely get it. I am going to purchase one for my friend Read more

I love this thing. I get severe headaches (of all types-sinus, migraine and tension) and its a great tool in my toolbox of remedies. I find it a godsend. I have now bought others to give to my bestie and my sister. Is it right for everyone? No. First, turn on the Bluetooth and either play something you like or nothing at all to stop the tinker toy music. Second, adjust the strap to get the right pressure for you. Third, yep, its hard plastic and you can't just easily lay on your side with it on. I have read the negative reviews, and they are mostly about preference. You will like it or you won't. I am a big fan, and it often eliminates or reduces my head pain. Read more

The heat, massage, and music are soothing and relaxing. The occasional thumping noise is quite annoying. It's a design flaw that interferes with the enjoyment. Someone wasn't thinking. Read more

I bought this for my wife, who often gets headaches from eye strain, and I was skeptical. The gentle warmth and comfortable massage intensity help her unwind—and honestly make us both a little sleepy. Now we both use it every night. Build quality is solid, and after nearly a year it’s still working flawlessly. For us, it’s become a must-have. Happy wife, happy life. Read more

Wanted: Steamy Eye Relief. Got: Lukewarm Disappointment. Why I Bought It: I've got chronic dry eyes and my doctor has me doing warm compresses twice a day for five minutes. This eye mask promised to heat up to 113°F, hotter than most, so I figured I'd found my holy grail. What It Gets Right: Air Pressure Massage: Surprisingly good. The pneumatic function offers firm, rhythmic pressure around the eyes and temples, great if you're chasing tension relief or headache help. Bluetooth Setup: Easy. But don't expect hi-fi audio. It sounds like you're overhearing your friend's music through the wall, very "meh." Build & Comfort: Lightweight, fits well, and feels soft on the skin. I had high hopes. But Then... The Heat: The selling point for me, the heat, was a total letdown. It doesn't come close to 113°F. It doesn't even match my sister's Caring Mill by Aura mask, which tops out at 107°F and is still noticeably hotter, more consistent, and more effective. This one barely gets warm, and when it does, it doesn't last. Mode Breakdown: Automatic Mode: Pneumatic & vibration both active. Heat is applied only to the upper half, mostly across the brow area. Massage feels balanced, but heat is barely noticeable Eye Care Mode: Best massage performance of all the modes. Entire mask heats up (yay!) - but only for 3 minutes before cooling off (boo). This is the warmest it ever got, but still nowhere near what's advertised. Timed it per doctor's orders. Confirmed: short-lived heat Vitality Mode: Functions fine. Mild massage, but nothing memorable. Heat is minimal here, and adds little value Comfort Mode: No exaggeration: my hands are warmer. Felt cold to the touch. Seriously, what happened here? Definitely not comforting. Bottom Line: I charged it fully. I tested every mode. I even rooted for it. If you want an air-pressure eye massage and don't care about heat, this could work for you. But if you're here because your eyeballs feel like sandpaper and you need therapeutic warmth? This isn't it. Keep scrolling. Read more

This thing is awesome. I bought it because I wanted the heat more than the massage but it's so enjoyable together, words can't express. I look at computer screens all day but I didn't buy these because of that. I have allergies and sinus issues and was looking for something to help with the pressure and pain. The heat is perfect, just warm enough to be relaxing. The massage is great too and putting them both together is amazing. It has helped settle down the pressure and pain so win/win. I turn the music off and yes, there is noise from the massager however I found the rhythm to be oddly relaxing as well. Overall, I'm glad that I purchased this item - affordable and works great! Read more

Cluncky hard plastic. Like big clunky headphones on you face not ears. Umless u sleep in one position on back, not useful for nigjt sleeping. I dont enjoy the massage options as kneading is too hard for eye, great for back or other body part. Somewhat nice for brow or temple if readjust off eye..like for a headache. Material against eye is wipe off material so when heat mode is on, warms up and not nice feel. Also noise of gear movement is too loud and a little jarring. Ever go to the mall / airport and sit in the massgar chairs ? Thats what this feels like but on your face. Waste of my money. Waited too late and return window closed Read more