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ProsMy little miracle device that I use often, it gets rid of migraines or at least brings the pain level downHeat is warm but not hot, perfect levelThe air pressure is just enough to compress but not squeeze the head and make headaches worseBluetooth connected easily and the sound is fineBattery life is amazing in this little device and it recharges on USB CConsPrice, maybe, but it is worth it

I actually purchased and now have several months of experience with 2 different models of Renpho eye massagers. This one (gray) and the chrome model with the small windows you can see thru.If you are like me you might wonder if this company backs their product or if they even have customer service at all. Customer service is so essential to a producer and we as consumers should recognize that more often but usually don't until we have a problem. Rest assured, the customer service is great, fair, and quick to respond.As for the massager it's very nice for tired eyes and headaches. You can even slide it up over your forehead and use it that way for better temple coverage. If you have a larger head, like me, this one fits well. I can also use the Chrome peephole model I mentioned earlier but is a bit tight on my nose bridge and the compression is more limited (but not as bad considering there are windows taking up some massage surface area!). So my wife prefers the chrome one since she has a smaller head and long eyelashes (for you ladies that were wondering). It has yet to cure a migraine in our household but it will at least feel a little better. It has cured a headache or two and feels great for strained, tired, computer screen tortured eyes like mine. It's very relaxing, but I don't like the music, so I silence it and select the high heat option. I wish the motors were quiet but it is the nature of the way it works. An air pump fills pockets in the mask in different sequences and intensities to provide the massage feel. The chrome one also adds a vibration pulsing massage than I don't use, not a fan. If they made it quieter, added more air pockets to go further to the sides of the head close to the ears, and added feature to save your last settings (mine would be no music, high heat, strong pressure) that would be even better. I will be watching Renpho for new model changes and will be the first to order if they improve these.

The port on my old eye massaging mask broke so I ordered another brand. It maybe lasted for 30 minutes before needing a recharge. I then bought the Renpho. It lasts me about 4-5 nights of use before a charge! It's a little more comfortable than my other masks, though I do have to pull it down a bit further on my nose for the best fit. It has a light pressure or a higher pressure setting. It can also be used with no heat, low or high heat. High heat does get really warm and I can only use that setting for a short period of time because it does make me sweaty. Those who really like heat will be impressed. I prefer to use it without sound because the loaded muzak is more annoying than relaxing and any bluetooth music isn't played with high quality. I didn't order this for the music ability, so for me my preferences are not wanting it anyway. Its easy to use with only 4 buttons to deal with on the right side. Once memorizing each function, it's easy to change function. I do wish it had other seettings for different massage types as it only has one routine and only the amount of pressure you desire in two choices. Overall, I felt it was worth the money and I use it near nightly for anti-stress or relaxation before bed.

Wasn't convinced that this help me and it doesn't take away a migraine but it is really relaxing. So I do believe that it may prevent some by helping me relax, it is especially helpful right before I go to sleep.

I was having quite a bit of problems with dry eyes. Even into the late morning, I had to strain reading my computer screen. I was using eye drops but still having problems. I found out about it from a friend.I was skeptical about it and even more so after I found my eyes to be almost all the way better after a couple of days using it. So, I didn't use it for one day. My eyes reverted right back to the way they were. It just so happens that I had my annual eye exam. I mentioned the dry eyes and the massager to two different people, one the doctor, at the office. Both of them highly recommended the use of an eye massager. I, too, wholeheartedly recommend it.I like the lower pressure better. There is some noise, but I've fallen asleep to it often. I have used the "spa" music. If you follow through on hearing the notes, it is meditative. The doctor spoke most highly about the heat aspect. So far, I only use the low on that. It fits snugly and charges easily.