Review on RENPHO Eye Massager With Heat, Heated Eyeris 1 Massager For Migraines, Bluetooth Music Eye Mask, Relax And Reduce Eye Strain Dark Circles Eye Bags Dry Eye Improve Sleep, Ideal Gifts For Men by Eddie Tyson

I've had this for about 3 months now, and it's absolutely a must-have for me to go to bed now.I've never been able to just "turn off" and go to sleep, but this thing completely relaxes me, and I'm falling asleep at bed time, or just closing my eyes and relaxing for a little in the middle of the day.The heat and massage is great, although I do wish it was a little more powerful around the temples or forehead.The music is fine. It does have a pretty loud mechanical sound from the massage function, which initially seems jarring when compared to the music (because it's about as loud as the music), but I find no issues just ignoring it. I wonder if it weirdly even helps kinda chill me out by giving me something kinda mechanical to focus on.After three months, the voice notification for "renpho massage is complete, please keep your eyes closed for 2 minutes" that it gives after the massage is over has turned into complete gibberish, which does make me concerned for longevity (given that this was $80), but so far that's the only thing to stop working right.My major gripe with this tool is the buttons. They're touch based and on the side. And they're pretty sensitive, so trying to find the button you're looking for usually results in accidentally pressing stuff.Turning it on and off isn't too bad, it's the biggest button. But it is frustrating, and a poor design choice for something that obscures your vision. I frequently start changing settings that I don't mean to, and it can be hard to get them back without taking it off (and then you need to wait a minute for your vision to settle).Something more textile that also has more of a push requirements than a touch would be more appropriate/functional.Doesn't stop me from enjoying it overall though, and I would purchase again.