RecoveryX™ Smart Heated Eye Massager

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Ideal for those days when I come home tired and exhausted from work; it helps me relax and sleep better.

Portable and rechargeable this eye massager is a luxury I didn't know I needed. The warmth helps sooth dry tired eyes, allowing natural oils to flow better locking in crucial moisture, especially in ultra dry climates like where I live. The massage feature gently presses against your temple and sinuses around your eyes in a varied pattern for 15 minutes. Both the heat and intensity of the pressure are adjustable: off, low and high. The device is a little noisy to partners next to you as the motors increase and decrease pressure, but not excessively so. It has a music feature that allows you to select a specific track between the choices of two piano and one water sound ones. What is frustrating is that it will change after a little bit of time to the next sound, regardless of what you selected- not staying on it the whole time like you'd want. There is also a bluetooth connection so you may select audio from an external source, which is nicer is you want consistency. The audio can also just be turned off. I don't like that lack of a volume control on it though- its one set level unless you're listening through bluetooth and adjust with that external device. The band is elastic and adjustable, although the buckle placement can be uncomfortable laying against it. The material that contacts your face is soft, non-absorbent, and easily wipes clean, important for eye health. The rest of it also is smooth to wipe clean as well except the strap. It recharges through a standard USB port when you fold it. This folding feature also allows for compact storage and transport in the included velour bag. It's priced in the middle of what I have seen for competitive models, so they may need a second look for feature comparison before buying.

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This eye massager is very relaxing and comfortable. The heat feels soothing, and the different massage modes help reduce eye strain and tension after a long day. I also like the Bluetooth music feature. It is easy to use and helps me unwind before sleep.

The Bluetooth music feature is a nice bonus. I like connecting it to a podcast or some calming music while it does its thing, though the built-in white noise tracks work great on their own if I don’t feel like fiddling with my phone. The adjustable strap fits comfortably too, and it folds up small enough to toss in a bag if I want to bring it somewhere.My one hiccup was with charging. I tried using a USB-C to USB-C charger at first and it wouldn’t take a charge at all. Once I switched to a USB-A to USB-C cable, it powered up without any issues. Just a small thing to know ahead of time so you’re not left confused like I was.Aside from that minor inconvenience, I’ve been really happy with this. It’s become my go-to for relieving eye strain and tension headaches, and honestly it just feels like a little at-home spa moment. Great gift idea too, I’m already thinking about who else needs one of these. Four stars, would’ve been five if not for the cable mix-up.

This eye massager has been such a huge source of relief. I frequently get migraines as well as "smaller" headaches, they're pretty miserable and medications don't help. This eye massager has really made a difference in a way few other things have, finding something that gives me some relief has been incredible.Aside from that it's a fantastic way to relax and feels great. In fact it's so relaxing that I find myself falling asleep pretty much every time I use it. Between the air pressure massage around and on the eyes, the soothing water sounds, and the mellow music, it soothes all the tension away and leaves you relaxed and refreshed.It looks like some kind of high tech VR goggles or something, large and smooth on the front with a very padded backing to keep your eyes comfortable while it works away. It's split so you can fold it in half for storing, and I think this helps it customize itself to different size faces too. The controls are on the front in a little screen, just two buttons that cycle through options. One is for the power and massage modes, the other controls the sounds.I wasn't sure I'd like having to control it this way since I couldn't see the buttons or what they were doing, but it turned out to be very easy. After putting it on it was very easy to feel the buttons, I did a long press to turn it on, then could do short presses if I wanted to change the pressure of the massage or turn it off and just have heat (something that will probably feel great next time my head is stuffy from a cold or allergies). It was easy to find the button for sounds if I wanted to change those, but usually I left it to cycle through the three included sounds that are pre-programmed. I haven't tried connecting it to my phone to play my own music yet, so I can't comment on that feature.Overall it's like a little spa oasis in the form of this goggle-like contraption. I really can't praise it enough, it's given me relief from my headache pain when nothing else will, and it helps me relax and get some rest when I need it. I give it the highest recommendation possible.One last thing, I want to mention how great their customer service it. The first pair I received had some kind of glitch, the massage function worked but rather than soothing sounds it just cycled through all the commands it could say. I'll just say it was the opposite of relaxing, lol. I sent the seller a message to let them know what was happening and ask if there was a setting I had missed, and without hesitation they offered to send me a new pair. The new ones arrived a few days later and worked perfectly. I always appreciate a company that will back up their products and do what it takes to make sure their customers are taken care of, especially without a lot of effort on my end. So if you buy these just know you are in good hands.

I’m new to wearing contact lenses and my eyes get dry and need a break at the end of the day. It was recommended that I treat my eyes with moist heat at the end of the day to restore the healthy moisture in my dry eyes. When I saw this clever “TOONEV Eye Massager with Heat and Bluetooth Music, Heated Eye Mask“ I knew I had to try it.It was easy to charge and then set up to Bluetooth; and connecting to my iPhone was a cinch. The speakers are okay but not great considering today’s technology. So, I don’t use the music feature, it’s more about treating my eyes. I do enjoy the two temperature settings and am most comfortable on the low setting. I don’t really like the massage on my eyes; perhaps because I use the device when my eyes are most tired and irritable. I do appreciate the gentle massage at my temples. And, it is nice to set aside 15 or 20 minutes of quiet, dark time to relaxe and enjoy a heated eye mask and just let go. It is cordless so I can use it virtually anywhere. I have TMJ so anything that puts pressure on my face is bothersome, and I did feel that the mask and strap were a bit snug, even when adjusted.All in: does everything it claims to do. The music, massage, and other features are completely objective. If you enjoy those things, this will be a wonderful device for you. I’m enjoying the features that I chose to use currently, and may one day start to incorporate the eye massage and sound. It’s nice to have options. This is really well priced for all that it does and it’s a good value for the money. Give it a try!

Muy buen artículo, cumple su función de masajear los ojos, se siente descanso luego de trabajar largas horas en la pantalla

I sometimes suffer from migraines, and this has been such a lifesaver. It feels amazing after a long day at work, and it soothes my stress immediately. I highly recommend for anyone who gets tension headaches or migraines!

I use this thing every night for relaxation. It's adjustable, even for my big, fat head. The pressure on the eyes is just right, it feels wonderful combined with the heat. Never thought I'd say something massaging my eyeballs would feel good, but here we are.The product is intuitive to use even without reading the instructions. It folds up fairly compactly for its size which is something I appreciate. I also like the bluetooth functionality where I can pair it with my phone and listen to music or even the audio of a relaxing youtube video.I am not subject to migraines so I can't say if they help with that. But it's definitely relaxing and simply feels wonderful after a long day at work.

I have advanced stage glaucoma and my eyes are forever dry because of it. The heat function on this is WONDERFUL after a long day.

I’m really happy with this eye massager. The heat and massage feel very soothing, especially after a long day when my eyes feel tired and strained. It helps my eyes relax and gives me a nice sense of relief when I have tension in my head.I also really enjoy the Bluetooth music feature—it makes the experience even more relaxing, especially before going to bed.

I'm going to have to accept after reading what other people thought that maybe I just have a giant cranium. Because while others found this to be relaxing, it just didn't fit me right and it felt more like someone was mushing my eyeballs through my eyelids than someone was gently massaging my eyes and around them.In addition to the poor fit, the controls are not the most intuitive I've seen by a long shot. You can use them as a bluetooth for external sounds instead of the stock and very limited selection, but it was pulling teeth to figure out. Same with turning heat all the way off. It doesn't tell you in the instructions or the product listing. I finally had to figure out through trial and error that rapid button presses are an alternative way to change settings.It's not a bad product, it's just not for me. And while I am always conflicted about reviewing things poorly that I think may just be my preference, at the end of the day I am obligated to be honest and for me it was a 2-3 star experience. I gave them to my sister who likes things like this and she has enjoyed them from what she told me. Just not great if your a guy with a big head as I apparently am.

This eye massager is about a third less expensive than many of the name brand versions I’ve seen, but it certainly isn’t short on features. For around $40, I think it’s a great value for the money.It feels well made, with comfortable padding around my eyes and a good adjustable fit. The massager has plenty of power, and I can actually feel the rhythmic pressure working around my eyes and temples rather than it being so gentle that it’s barely noticeable. I especially like having different massage modes and adjustable intensity so I can choose the amount of pressure that feels comfortable.The combination of heat and massage has been helpful for pain relief when I’m dealing with eye strain and tension around my eyes and temples. The heat comes on quickly and, combined with the pressure, feels very relaxing.It also includes Bluetooth for listening to my own music or audio, built in white noise, a rechargeable battery, and a folding design for storage or travel.Considering the quality, power, adjustable pressure, heat, pain relief, Bluetooth and other features, I don’t feel like I’m sacrificing much by choosing this over a more expensive name-brand model. It’s well made and an excellent value.

I have moderate dry eye for which I take two types of eye drops. I occasionally use a bean-bag style warm eye mask but I was intrigued by the idea of a mask that would stay warm longer. I find the machine itself heavy, unwieldy, and clunky. It's very large. The massage function is quite uncomfortable, like a massage chair at the manicurist strapped to your face. It certainly doesn't help with dry eye and I never use the massage function. Maybe it would be nice for a stress headache? The Bluetooth sound quality is tinny. The speaker seems to be in the center of the forehead, and it projects into the room, so there is no advantage to using it. Whatever you are listening to is farther from your ears than your own earbuds would be. I have perceived no improvement in my dry eye after using the device for ten minutes. To be fair, the bean bag warming device doesn't seem to help either.