Rauk Massager with Heat, Bluetooth, Vibration | Sleep Masks | After -Work/Study Relaxation. Massager for Eye Strain, Dry Eyes, Eye Bags | Excellent Any Day Gift

What to say about this product? It arrived in a nicely padded box with a charger cable and directions (very small written directions). The eye massager is heavy and a bit bulky. It does have a heat setting and various massage settings. The default music is really annoying. I usually use one of the massage settings (always the same one) for 5 or 10 minutes when I have a bit of an eye twitch. It seems to soothe it. I never had nor used an eye massager and it kind of underwhelming.

This eye massager succeeds in easing my eyestrain after many hours working in front of a monitor. I find it easy to charge and to use, and I appreciate that it folds to take up less space when it is not in use. It has an adjustable strap so I can wear it comfortably, not applying too much nor too little pressure on my eyes. I hold down the on/off button to activate it and I can press the same button if I want to change modes. The unit has its own music, which I do not like, so I just connect via Bluetooth to Spotify on my phone. The massager comes with heat that gets the blood flowing in my eyelids. The sensation is glorious. It has air bags that inflate and deflate to massage my eyes, and the massage extends to my temples. The gentle massage and heat do wonders to relax my entire face and make my eyes feel less tired at the end of the day. I imagine I will always use an eye massager from now on since I have tried it out. I also think this would make a great gift for anyone who uses filters and blue-light blockers because of eyestrain.

There is a huge range of eye massagers available, and I would say this is a decent one for a mid-range model. If it has the features you need, I recommend.

This arrived from the vendor in a sturdy tamper evident sealed branded box. It isn’t terribly big & folds in half to take up less space & has straps that adjust so it can fit most faces. They include a little instruction manual & a USB power cord. There are a variety of these on the market, mostly the same except the branding, some slightly less copied than the last. They are more novelty than therapeutic because, for example, their sound systems are very basic & tinny — I don’t really find AM speaker radio sound that relaxing & their built in sound options are very basic sound clips, they don’t seem like good options but something you’d listen to out of desperation. These include bluetooth so you can connect to your own sound source, but you’d be better off using your own earphones or earbuds as these speakers don’t bring you the sound quality your device can send. The rest of the features where it will vibrate & massage & heat up have some value and I find that a good mention of this product. It can be fun to let it massage & heat up around your eyes and face area there. But it’s not really form fitting and feels bulky, like this was a pre-release or prototype, you feel like there must be a better quality version after this that feels less plasticky, forms to your skin nicer, and gives you sounds you’d like to immerse in or lets you hear your own sound sources with good audio quality. It’s just difficult to separate and not use or bypass poor features from the good features — like riding in a car but bringing your own seats to compensate for bad seats already in the car. I wouldn’t gift it or buy it again, would not recommend it.

I’ve never used an eye massager before and thought it might be a pleasant experience. The massager comes in a very nice box and feels like a quality product. When turned on, a woman’s voice says, “Welcome to using …massager, automatic mode,,” and then says, “Thank you for using” when turned off. The volume is so low that it’s very hard to hear. There is some music that plays by default, but it’s not something most would care for. Once connected to Bluetooth, you can play your own tunes and adjust the volume some. However, the speaker is of poor quality and very tinny. If you have a smartphone, I don’t think you’ll use the massager speaker. Now for the massage! Yes, it heats; it applies alternating pressure and some vibration. It is somewhat pleasant but far from the “ooh-la-la” my foot massager brings me. Unfortunately, the noise it makes inflating the pressure pads and then the psst noise when deflating is somewhat obnoxious. I found it more so as time went on. I’m also concerned that the cloth-padded material that rests against your face will become dirty from skin oils. I don’t see a way to remove it and clean it when needed. Overall, if you really enjoy eye/temple massages, this may work for you. For me, it falls short a little.

This eye massager has all the features I want. It can provide heating, compression, soft instrumental music and vibration. The vibration is very soft and soothing, heart beat-like. In terms of size, it fits me very well. This is long enough that it reaches from one temple to the other. This massager provides wonderful compression-pressure to my temples and even on the sides of my nose bridge, very relaxing. The heating and compression is exactly what I needed for some sinus pressure relief. The battery life is great. I charged it up prior to using. It’s been an hour of use and it’s still going!