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I just got it yesterday and used it for the first time last night, and I fell asleep with it on, probably within the first 10 minutes! This is my second Renpho eye massager and it's just as good as I expected. My first one still works, however some of the pressure spots don't work as well as they used to, so I figured I would upgrade to this one. This one is much better than the first one, but not because it provides a better massage, but because it's easier to use. The buttons on the first one I got were very hard to feel and it was hard to know which button did what, so I would often touch the wrong button on accident. It also did not have Bluetooth or voice control. Lastly, it did not come with a gel eye mask for cooling. The buttons on this one are so much easier to feel and it's much more clear which one does what when you have it on. Plus having voice control makes it a lot easier too so then you don't have to rely on the buttons. I have not tried the Bluetooth feature yet, but I will soon and I will update this review if I have any concerns with it. I did use it with the gel eye mask as directed even though I was not cooling my eyes, but instead using the heat feature. If I'm not supposed to use the gel eye mask unless I'm cooling my eyes, that is not clear in the directions. The directions sound like I should always use the gel eye mask regardless if I'm cooling or heating my eyes. It did mute the warmth a bit so it wasn't as warm as I'm used to, so I may try it without the gel eye mask. Otherwise the pressure and massage pattern is the same as the first one I got, which is fine for me because I like it and I'm used to it. I used it on both low, medium and high pressure and I prefer high pressure. I'm not a fan of vibration so I did not use that at all. This one is different from my first one as it gives you the option to massage just your eyes, just your temples, or both. I massaged both eyes and temples. This one is also different from my first one as this one gives you different options for the heat levels as well. I used high heat and it was perfect. The only feature of the new one that I'm not a fan of is the sound options. I really like the 2 music options I have with the first one I got and I really thought this one would have the same music options and I was disappointed that it does not. Instead there are three different sounds you can choose from, and they are all nature sounds. The only one I can use is the stream sound as insect or bird sounds will keep me awake. I will have to find some relaxing music I can play via the eye massager Bluetooth instead. If Renpho reads this, I think you should consider adding those 2 music choices to this model in addition to the stream, birds and insect sounds. Both of those music choices are very relaxing and soothing. Otherwise I really like this new and improved model. Overall it is a bit better than the first one I got and if nothing else, it's just as relaxing and puts me to sleep pretty quickly. I really recommend the Renpho eye massagers to anyone that is looking for one. As this is my second one and the quality is still just as good, I think it's safe to say all of the models are fantastic choices, including this one.

It might be a little loud, but it doesn’t bother me. If you think of the rhythmic sound as a repetitive white noise it’s actually a little meditative. You can connect it to your music or media via Bluetooth and that will distract from any machine noise. It’s nice that it multiple levels for heat and pressure and that you can mix and match the settings. It’s also got a gel pack that you can cool and put in the unit to cool your eyes, if that’s what you want. Relaxation aside, I bought it specifically for eye and eyelid massage — to help alleviate dry eye and keep my meibomian glands unclogged and functioning properly. I’ve just started using it for that and I’m working up to using it daily, so I don’t know how effective it is yet. The fit isn’t perfect, but I’m used to that sort of thing with masks — I don’t have a prominent nose and my face is a little shallow. Even though that’s the case, once I figured out the fit, it still does what it’s supposed to do. I do feel like it needs to be charged a little too often. I love the color. It comes with a nice carry pouch.

Works very well but wished it had the warming option. After taking out contacts, this device really helps with relieving stress around my eyes and keeping them moisturized.

Amazing! Comfortable. Relaxing. Gets warm quickly.

This is AMAZING. My ONLY qualm is that the air intake for the massager is a little louder than I would like but once you are in relaxation mode, get comfy, put something on over the bluetooth, etc, you will barely even notice. It's been helping with my migraines and gets me to sleep in about 15 minutes - not something that usually happens for me!

I gave this a while to try out. My eye doctor recommended special eye drops to use with a microwavable heated eye mask. It didn't stay warm long enough. He also recommended massaging gently around the eye. The Rempho Eyeris 1 sounded like it would be a good idea. And it is. Now that I no longer need the drops and eye mask, I still use it for allergy sinus drainage. It is also good for when I can't get back to sleep at night. I keep the Eyeris handy lopped over a triangle tablet pillow pad on the floor next to the bed. It would make a nice gift. The sound feature is quite limited, only two choices; there should be more. The female voice confirming your choices is most pleasant. Nice job on that. Bluetooth works well. I can listen to a podcast or my own music and keep listening when the cycle is over. The buttons on this model could be better. They are difficult to find while using it, and they can be inadvertently activated by a stray touch. I did, however, get used to their placement and function. I initially made a cheat sheet (see photo) from the listing information. There are two levels of pressure massage. I use the highest. You can move the massager up or down to wherever placement works best for you. If I try to lay on my side with it, the motor noise it too loud. On my back the noise is minimal, especially if listening to the music or Bluetooth. There was a very strong odor using it for the first couple charges. I recommend a fan or air cleaner aimed at you at first to avoid inhaling the odor. It's no longer an issue now. It came in a sturdy box, nicely packaged. If I need to take it somewhere, I have a small padded zipper lunch box or case I can put it in. This one did not come with a bag.

I have the RENPHO eyeris 3 eye massager and I absolutely love it. So much so that I wanted a 2nd, and thought I'd give the misting one a try. This thing is so uncomfortable on my face, almost painful with the heavy and hard plastic across my nose, I couldn't wear it for more than a couple minutes. There is NO eye massaging whatsoever, nothing, only an eye "misting". There is a tiny bit of massaging going on at the temples, but this thing is so wide that the temple pads don't even touch me, so it massages air. I'm returning this for another eyeris 3.

Overall I would say this is a good eye massager. It is a bit noisy and unfortunately, the mask I have, the music/sound doesn't work. I've only gotten it to turn on twice and I use the mask about 5 times a week, once daily. The pressure is good. I always use the high heat setting, but I would prefer more heat so the heat level is too low for my preference. I'm using this for meibomian gland disorder, so I need something to heat up the oil glands in my eyes to help keep them more moist. I do like the wireless option. I don't care for the air pressure. The buttons are either not sensitive at all (music/sound - or doesn't work), or too sensitive. I have figured out how to use the voice prompts, so that has made a major difference. The size is quite bulky, but overall it's easy to use.