Rechargeable Heated Eye Mask with Music: A Review

This is the English edition of a review from my Japanese YouTube channel, iestaLife. I review gadgets from my home studio in Japan, so product links go to Amazon Japan. The manufacturer provided this product for review.

Quick take

Heated eye masks are great for tired eyes, but microwaving one is a hassle and buying disposable ones every day adds up. This one charges over USB and can even play music. Warming my eyes with quiet music in the background felt like a little spa session at home, and it is good value if you use eye masks often.

What I tested

• A USB-rechargeable heated eye mask with three heat levels, Bluetooth music playback, built-in relaxation sounds and a timer
• The price was under ¥4,000 on Amazon Japan at the time of recording
• I wore it for relaxing at home and listened to music through it

What I found

• No microwave needed: because it charges over USB, you can use it whenever you like.
• There are three heat levels. High gets quite hot, so be careful with it if you use the mask for a long time.
• You can play music from your phone over Bluetooth, and there are built-in relaxation tracks too.
• The sound is not good enough for serious listening. It is more like background music playing somewhere in the room, which was so soothing I nearly fell asleep.
• You cannot use your phone while wearing it, so pick your music before you put it on.
• The outer cover comes off and can be washed.

Who it’s for

If you go through disposable eye masks daily, this pays for itself fast. It is also a nice way to unwind before bed or during a work break.

The video is in Japanese.

Limitations

The mask was provided by the manufacturer. Think of the music feature as background sound. The price is from Amazon Japan at the time of recording.

Products

Rechargeable heated eye mask (3 heat levels, music playback, timer): on Amazon Japan

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This review is also available in Japanese.