VERY Uncomfortable Eye Massager that Caused me Multiple Headaches!
This Eye Massager comes with a heat function, Bluetooth, as well as built in speaker that plays prerecorded sounds from the unit. The eye massager gives audible voice commands letting you know what the current program is being played at the time. You can also use the Bluetooth mode to play your own music you’ve got on your cell phone or other supported device you might have.<br /><br />The eye massager part that sits around your eye sockets and forehead is made out of silicone “nodes” that’s “suppose” to feel good. I didn’t find the silicone to feel comfortable at all around my eye sockets! To me the silicon is way to hard! On the outside of the eye massager you’ll find a LED Screen that’s pretty easy to operate. The screen shows your current working mode, heat, battery power, and Bluetooth or current music you’ve got set up to play.<br /><br />This eye massager comes with an adjustable strap to fit it to your head. The description claims this unit is light weight, However, it’s Bulky as well as heavy once you’ve got it strapped to your head/face. The battery life seems pretty good as it hasn’t gone down much with multiple  uses. The eye massager charges with a Type-C cable(included) which is pretty standard nowadays with a lot of items.<br /><br />I had to adjust the head strap of this eye massager multiple times trying to find the best fit that didn’t cause pain prior to even using it. In order to try to help take some of the weight off of my face while wearing this eye massager I reclined in my chair. Doing that does help take the pressure and weight off your nose but in order to obtain any actual pressure around your eye sockets you’ve got to make the head strap tight. If the head strap isn’t tight on your head the massage “nodes” don’t even touch the area around your eye sockets! By making the strap so tight to even begin use of this eye massager, it begins with pain and discomfort before you even start using it, DEF NOT IDEAL!<br /><br />Once the eye massager is on, you’ve got to use a finger to try to navigate to the small button on the unit (which you can’t see since your eyes are covered) to push to turn on the device. Once you stumble around to locate the start button and then press it, the massager will tell you what mode you’re on. The volume for that function is LOUD! I was never able to find where, or if, there’s a volume button to either mute that loud voice or at least turn it down! Then comes the “built in music” or “peaceful built in sounds”. I found none of the built in music or built in sounds peaceful at all. The sounds only play for a few seconds and then all you hear is the gears of the “nodes” turning and grinding, DEF NOT PEACEFUL!<br /><br />I gave this eye massager Multiple try’s to get use to it as well as to try to enjoy using it. After using this eye massager for the first TWO TIMES within ten minutes of being finished I got Bad Headaches! For the next Four Times of use over a couple of days the headaches weren’t as bad after using it but I did still got headaches, that’s def NOT Peaceful or Comfortable at all for anyone!<br /><br />There’s no way I could ever recommend this eye massager to anyone until there’s some improvements to what all I’ve mentioned in this review. I REALLY wanted this eye massager to work for me and I put myself through a LOT of Discomfort trying to get to that point, but my experience with this eye massager Never Improved at all! Also, the “nodes” left red marks around my eye sockets even when I didn’t tighten the head strap much at all!
Rating: 2 stars