RENPHO Eyeris Shift, Eye Massager with Heat Eye Massager & Sleep Mask for Migraine, Birthday Gifts for Women/Men/Mom/Dad, Face Head Temple Mask with Heat, Compression for Relaxation

Excellent for migraine sufferers.
This is my fourth time trying to write this review. Amazon just won’t post it, I guess. I’m going to try to keep this simple and shorter than my previous attempts.First, I want to highlight customer service. When I first ordered the Shift, I received a faulty unit and left a review about it. Renpho reached out to me and were kind enough to send me a replacement, and it works perfectly! I tried to edit my previous review but Amazon was like, “nah.” Here’s to hoping this one posts so I can give Renpho the shout out they deserve.I owned a previous model from the company that I used frequently, but had issues with. The Shift not only fixes these issues, but it goes above and beyond on quality of life decisions. Like the buttons for example: they are tactile rather than touch, and I didn’t even know I needed that until I used it!Sound quality is great. It’s easy to switch it into bluetooth mode, and I use that mode along with an app filled with calming music and sleep stories while relaxing with the Shift.Comfort is also top notch. It’s a little heavy, so I recommend using it while reclining so it doesn’t press on your nose; that being said, it’s lighter than previous models. There is no pinching or bunching when it runs.It isn’t noisy! Many eye massagers available sound like a jet’s about to take off! But this one is just a quiet rumble. My old model could be heard across the room, but my partner can’t hear the Shift when I’m sitting right next to her.I use this primarily for migraines, but I also use it for eye strain and dry eye. It’s great for all of these things but it’s especially great for the migraines. I highly recommend it.

Quite relaxing and after a day of monitor use, stressed and tired eyes are in heaven
I absolutely love this product! I hemmed and hawed for a couple of weeks before purchasing the RENPHO Eye Massager to help relieve very stressed eyes and after my last migraine bout. FSA and HSA friendly? YES PLEASE and THANK YOU! No pills to take, just massage and heat pressure (or no heat!) – a must have for anyone with painful stressed eyes or sinus migraines (not saying this makes it go away but it does help during the event).As soon as it arrived, I plugged it in, read the instructions and couldn’t wait for it to be fully charged.After a couple of hours (may have been only 1.5hrs), I put it on, took some adjusting so that the strap wasn’t too tight, then laid back and turned it on. The music is soothing and is my favorite sound to date. I also prefer the 3rd massage and it nearly puts me to sleep. I literally feel like I’m at a salon being spoiled. Although it is a little heavy across the nose bridge (too high and it feels like my eyes are being pushed in and too low causes me to feel like I’ve a swollen nose), I wedge my index finger between the mask and my nose bridge and tilt my head back a little and I’m good to go! I don’t mind that one downside as the rest simply spoils me.I’ve even gone through 3 sessions before taking it off – it’s that relaxing! I recommended a coworker, who also has strained/stressed eyes, to try this out! I’m that impressed. I cannot speak for everyone, but I do love my RENPHO and would buy it again in a heartbeat.

Far too little heat, annoying noise and airbags
I bought this as a replacement for the microwaveable eye compress that I’ve been using for years at my ophthalmologist’s recommendation. I chose this one because it showed the hottest temperature when comparing to others. It has a bit of warmth, but not even remotely close to what I’m used to. On top of that, it makes annoying noise and inflates a very uncomfortable airbag inside BY DEFAULT every time it’s turned on. Turning off the noise and airbags requires a bunch of button presses/holds that I don’t feel like trying to memorize. I gave the “massage” a try and it’s nothing but painful pressure on the eyeballs.So instead of getting the warm compress replacement I wanted, I got a barely luke warm device full of annoyances. Since I’m just not one to return things, I’m going to try to cut out the airbags and remove the speaker and see if I can hack this thing to get it a little closer to what I was looking for.

Product is great and customer service were very helpful when ours stopped charging with a replacement after 6 months. Unfortunately after a year the product still works but if we charge it, it will only be good for one use a it says low battery. It is used approximately 3 to 4 times a week.With the product being this great, it is unfortunate that the battery doesn’t hold its charge the way it did in the beginning.

My girl has anxiety andtrouble sleeping at night i bought this for her, she tried is for 3 nights and said the following “the massage feels like someone is pressing on your bones around your eyes”. The music part is fine, but if you have a google mini or alexa it plays soothing sounds and the puck does so much more for $30. Sure this is portable and meant also to use on travel. I tried this myself and its pretty heavy, when you sleep on your side its actually in yourway and it slides off to the side of your eyes. The massage turns off after a while and heating element is probably the best thing about this, but it does get warm and sweaty even though the inner lining is decent smooth rubber and wont smell . All in all a regular eye mask and a google puck in my opinion does the same thing, the massage part, just didnt do it for me either, it was like 2 big plastic cylinders were rubbing my face.