Eye Masks for Sleep Eye Massager, Eyes Compress Heat Sleep Mask with 5 Massage Modes and 180° Folding Design Shade Blindfold Electric Heating Pad for Relaxing Gifts Women, Grey

This eye mask is not rechargeable nor battery powered as advertised. You'll have to plug it in via USB, so using a power bank will make using it more practical. It provides for dry heat and has several timer settings so you can just lay down and relax. I find it helps provide relief when I get eye fatigue, and helps relieve dry eyes a little if you use eye drops first before putting this on.

Heated eye mask is soothing and relaxing. Easy to use. Would make a good gift for someone who needs a little pampering.

Looks like the product info has been changed since I purchased this in late December.. But at that time the product description falsely stated that this item was rechargeable with USB-C. This is not the case- the mask has to be plugged in constantly to work (it does not have batteries). Additionally, the cord provided is USB-A, not USB-C. In addition to the error in the product description, I really just think this is extremely overpriced for what it is. The eye mask is made of a very cheap material- similar to what airlines give out for free on their flights, and I'm not talking first class. The heating device that slides into the mask is nothing more than a cheap USB cord and a thin wiry pad that you have to insert into the pouch on the mask. I would still feel ripped off if this was half of their current price. You can get an eye mask that is FAR more comfortable for a fraction of the price- the heating function is just not worth the hassle of having a cord hang over your face and having to keep the thing plugged in.

First of all, at the time of this review, the photos and description contain multiple incorrect statements. This mask is NOT a massager, NOT rechargeable, NOT USB Type C, and NOT a moist compress. This is an electric mask that must be plugged in the entire time that you use it. It gets warm and . . . that's what it does. It just gets warm. The heating element is removable in case you need to wash the soft outer part of the mask. The mask has a USB Type A connector and was measured to draw 5V 0.92A continuously while powered on. The cord is about 4 feet long, so you'll likely want to use a portable USB power bank unless you happen to have a charger within a few feet of your head where you'll be wearing this. There are 5 temperature settings, ranging from 36°C to 50°C and 5 timers ranging from 20 minutes to 60 minutes. I removed the heating element and tested it with a thermometer that was set to measure object surface temperature. The measured range went from 25°C on the lowest setting up to 36°C on the highest. It heats up quickly, but I measured the temperature after allowing the mask 5 minutes to fully warm up. Compared to heated eye masks that you stick in the microwave, this one does not feel nearly as warm. However, on the plus side, the heat is constant compared to microwave masks that rapidly start to cool down as soon as you put them on. The warmth is comfortable, although I felt the shape of the mask was uncomfortable with the heating element inserted. It is fairly rigid and does not feel great pressed against the bridge of my nose. There's also a big enough gap that I can't really feel the warmth on my eyes. If I move it up a little, it primarily warms my eyebrows and forehead. I was wanting this for my dry eyes, so it hasn't quite hit the mark for that due to the awkward fit.

Malo

It works OK, but I think i prefer a warm washcloth instead of bringing this out when I need it.

Okay let's do the don't make any claims dance here. This is a nice mask for sleeping and for other things. The heat response is very incremental between settings but there is a difference. It's decent quality overall. The control feels a little cheap. There is no power supply included, you'll have to find one to use. The plug is USB A old school. Now, here's how it helped me. Headache? Yes. Allergies? Yes. Sleeping? Yes. I was actually surprised how much it helped. Is it worth 30 bucks? No. But then again, maybe it is for the relief it provides. So, I would recommend it? Yes.

I was excited to try the ENNSOO Heated Eye Mask, Portable Cordless Washable Sleep Mask Warm Eye Compress Mask as I am someone who uses eye masks all the time. I was soon disappointed with the product when it arrived. Cons: - The product came in a clear cello bag with no instructions and no packaging that told you it was a heated mask. - It is hard to determine how to actually charge this mask or what charge the mask holds at any given time. - The mask is not comfortable on my face despite me trying to adjust it several times. Pros: - The mask is thick enough that it blocks light. I will not be purchasing this product again.