Review on 🌬️ Breo iNeck air2: Inflatable Travel Neck Massager with Heat for Superior Sleeping, Neck Pain Relief, and Optimal Support in Airplanes, Cars, and Trains, with Zero Deformation by Shannon Young

This is by no means worth the asking price. The packaging is beautiful. Display box includes neck pillow/massage, USB charging cable, USB power adapter, neck pillow/massage case, storage bag and user manual. At first glance, this is a fairly detailed package. The operating instructions are quite detailed, but some things are hushed up. I found it funny that the manual mentions 3 massage modes, but when I went through the modes on the massager I could only find 2 massage modes. Well, it turns out that "mode 3" is "stop". HAHAHA! So yes, you get 2 massage modes and a stop mode. This means that the massager no longer does anything. The manual explains everything pretty well. There is a button to close/open the air valve for the pillow. You turn this thing on by holding down the power button. The neck pillow inflates itself. I thought it was pretty cool! After that, however, I tried this massage cushion. The 2 massage modes are slightly different but there is no difference in speed or nothing at all. There are only 2 massage modes and none of them are that good. I've also found that I have to stick my neck into this neck massager to get a good feeling. It was difficult. Big annoyance I don't want to feel when using the massager. Turning it off is easy, just press and hold the power button until it turns off. Deflating is also easy, just press the deflation/inflation button to open the valve. Charging is easy, there is a port next to the buttons on the pillow. The status indicator flashes red while charging and turns green when charging is complete. The neck pillow can also be easily stowed away in a storage bag. Overall I was disappointed with this neck massage pillow. It has very few options, and the ones it has don't work well on my neck. Also the price they charge for something like this is a bit wild and adds to the disappointment. If you don't have money to burn I would skip it.