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I didn’t think I needed an eye massager until I tried this one—and now I’m hooked. It’s super relaxing, especially the heat and gentle pressure around my eyes and temples.I started using it after long days staring at screens, and it’s actually helped ease my headaches a lot. It’s become part of my evening routine now, especially when I feel one coming on.The built-in music is a nice touch, the fit is comfortable, and the battery lasts a good while. Totally worth it if you deal with tension, eye strain, or just want to relax.

I bought this product while it was on sale and looking for Christmas gifts. I ended up buying another one for a family member after trying it out and liking it so much. I saw in the reviews that some people say it doesn't fit snug to your face, which I noticed too but I found a solution. The photo I've attached hopefully shows that I adjusted the device to sit at an angle on my head. I didn't put the band directly level with my ears, but angled it up so it rests more towards the crown of my head. I've found that this makes the massager portion of the device able to reach closer to my nose while still reaching my temples as well.That aside ill list the pros and cons of the device:Pros:Feels amazing on temples and eyes, almost like hands, which I was not expecting for essentially a bag inflating and deflating around your head. It imitates something that a masseuse would do. Targeting multiple areas and going a long or short time on some areas, or multiple areas at once...good technology.It lasts about 15-20 minutes then automatically shuts off.You can choose heat, vibration and music all at once or have any combination of the 3.Vibration adds another level to this massage. If you fit the device snug to your head you will feel the vibration around the crown of your head, which in my opinion contributes a great deal of pleasure in addition to the 'rubbing' sensation.If you're into asmr, you can pair your phone to the massager and listen to that while being massaged. It takes asmr tingles to another level.Cons:It is heavy on your head and takes some adjusting pretty much everytime you put it on. I prefer to lay down when I have it on as it will usually slip down a little if im sitting up. The way the eye pads inflate makes it so the whole device will shift a little bit on your head...so even while you're being massaged you may have to adjust sometimes more.It can feel like slightly too much pressure at certain times...especially when it's on top of your eyeballs.I so wish they made this thing with a way to still be able to see. I enjoy watching something while I'm relaxing and with this im forced to look at nothing but darkness. I suppose at least having audio makes it less 'boring', but if you're able to tolerate looking at nothing but the back of your eyelids this shouldn't be a problem.This is a strange one but as someone that suffers with ptsd, having a loud, heated, mechanic device that prevents vision strapped on your head can bring on a slight feeling of anxiety or claustrophobia.It's a little loud, with the motor sound and the crinkling of the inflatable bags.The music that automatically plays is like generic spa music, but you can either turn it off or use Bluetooth to replace that sound.You have to press the power button a bunch of times to cycle through all the options. I gave up on doing that everytime and just let it do its thing.All in all, the pros out way the cons to me. Even though its not perfect it comes close to a real massage, and for what it is I can't ask for much more. I was pleasantly suprised, its not just a gimmick.

I wanted these things for 2 years, where it sat on my wishlist. Found it on sale, and decided finally to pull the trigger and grab it. For the price I paid, I think it's 100% worth it. It's become a nightly required me-session. This is advertised as an eye massager, but the star of this show is your temples. I absolutely love how it massages the side of your head. Yeah, inflating warm pillows on your eyes is nice, but it's all about those temples. I wish there was a way to program it to only focus on temples or eyes for the entire 15 minutes, but small complaint. But why I'm rating this a bit lower than how I'm making it sound is for some pretty un-fun things about this device:- It's not super comfortable on your head if you lie back. The buckle on the back can stab your head a bit if you lie back on a pillow or something that is also touching it. So you have to adjust a bit. Which leads me to another adjustment issue. When you put it on, it's impossible to put back on in the exact same spot you loved before. It seems to forever sit in different places, so it hits your eyes or eyebrows or temples in a different way, and some of those ways aren't as pleasant as others. And if you find the perfect position, you won't find that spot again until 3-4 times later.- It sometimes snaps & crackles when it blows up the pillows. It's that sheet of plastic in there - it's similar to when like....wrapping paper crackles. The sound doesn't make relaxing easy, and also feeling that crackle on your eyeball doesn't leave you as relaxed in the moment either.- It only lasts about 6 sessions on full massage/heat/vibration with hard pressure. You have to charge this thing very frequently, and it isn't a quick charge either. Will take 2 hours or more to charge something that lasts an hour and a half.So yeah, I really do love this device. Don't get me wrong. I'll probably get another when this one dies. But it really does have some blaring problems too that break the comfort of the device. Even turned off and on your face, it kinda hurts to wear until you turn it on. So a wonderful device that just happens to have a lot of downfalls as well. But do I still recommend it? Most definitely.UPDATED: So the company messaged me to see if they could fix the problem for me. And while a lot of these problems are kinda just how it is manufactured (I didn't mention how the ballooning on the eyes kinda shoves my eyelashes into my eye and that's SUPER uncomfortable and you have to fidget with it a million times to fix that positioning), the item still overall is pretty great, even with the negatives. Because they were so cool about talking to me about it though, I really do think this deserves another star. So I still really do recommend the item.

I use it three times a week and appreciate how easy it is to connect to Bluetooth and complete a meditation session. The heat option is nice, though I don't use it every time. I have a small head, and the adjustable bands fit both small and large sizes securely. It stays in place well during use. The battery lasts for over five uses and recharges quickly through the charging port on top. It’s effective for reducing eye strain from screens, alleviating seasonal allergies, relieving headaches, or simply relaxing. Valuable benefits affordable price.

What should other customers know?1? They need to know they HAVE to have this item! OMG what a life changer! My eye doctor recommended. Heated with air-filled pressure and gentle but firm massage balls put me into a ten minute trance every time! Fully automatic, just sit back and enjoy one of the best stress reliefs. Battery life is good and unit is rechargeable. Easily fits in travel bag, and offers great eye protection. Affordable, good value for the money.

Great product, durable and really helps me relax when I have a headache. The best temple massage. The heat setting is also my favorite