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Wow. I had no idea I needed this. It massages around your eyes, plays music and has heat. I have not yet tried all the settings, but the one it defaulted to was excellent. It was making me sleepy and relaxed. I can see how it would help migraines. This style fit my face just fine. I got the one with eye holes. The eye holes make it so you can watch TV or look at your phone while relaxing. I wanted the eye hole version, because I wanted to be able to relax and still be able to see. I did not have any issue with the nose bridge at all, as some other reviews mentioned. I don't have a big nose either. It does not hurt and it was not in the way. It was not at all any problem. It fit my face perfectly. It bends in the middle to conform to your face. It is comfortably padded. I say you should try it. This was for me the very best choice out of all of the available ones sold by this company. I got a second one, just to have two, because it is so amazing. I want to add that I had cataract eye surgery, so I love that it massages around the eyes and forehead muscles and does not glide across the eyes themselves. I use it every night. I cannot boast enough on how well this works. It feels so great.

This eye massager feels really good on my face as the cushion is very comfortable even when worn for an extended period of time. The eye holes are a bit narrow to look through with clarity but maybe that’s to minimize the amount of light that gets through so the massage experience won’t be ruined. I love the soft music that plays by default but the Bluetooth works very well and is clear. The heat and massage functions work well and are effective. I’d definitely recommend this product

Love these and the fact you can see out of them. Problem is I only see out of one lens and they sit too low on nose. I wish the voice at end was silent. Will scare you to death if half a sleep. The heat is nice and comfortable and pressure is fine although I don't use. Music built in is annoying and I only get one rhythm that repeats over and over. Think the value was worth it for most. I have eye problems and have used just about every night and holding up well for first 2 months.

Like just about all eye massagers ive tried here, the bottom slides up into my eyes no matter how i angle it. The only one that actually did a good massage was too uncomfortable to wear bc the nose cut out wasnt enough and it mashed into my face so bad i couldnt enjoy it. This one doesnt have that issue- none of the renpho masks smash my nose. But the massagers slide up into my eye sockets and this model prob doez it the worst. Prob bc its so thin compared to the others. Sent it back with the rest. Will try again later.

So, while this massager has the eye vision holes fitting my oval face (other model I've tried were designed for wide faces with bigger distance between eyes), the view through the plastic pieces was terrible - the plastic is likely unevenly thick and makes the view distorted and like though a plastic film. I even first suspected that eye vision vindows has some kind of scratch protected film inside, but no, only outside, removal of which did not improved the quality of the view. My second complain is the comfort - it presses to the bridge if my nose more than I would like it to be, and feels much different compared to the same Brand's Eyeris 1 to 3 generations. The rest of functionality is the same as for other Eyeris: same air pressure or vibration routines from mode to mode, just in combination with each other or with heat. Quite boring routines, OK massage, but I've seen a better examples from less famous brands of eye massagers (I've tested about 8 or 9 different ones so far).