Use it every evening before bed. The heat at 42° on the eyes is genuinely relaxing — combines well with the airbag pressure. Playing music through it takes it to another level. Falls asleep in it most nights.
OrbiCalm
“Use it every evening before bed. The heat at 42° on the eyes is genuinely relaxing — combines well with the airbag pressure. Playing music through it takes it to another level. Falls asleep in it most nights.” — L***a, Birmingham
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SMART DESIGN
Foldable. Wearable. Ready in seconds.
The OrbiCalm folds flat for storage and unfolds into a comfortable wearable mask in one motion. The adjustable head strap fits most head sizes and the soft inner lining sits gently against the skin. The LCD display on the front panel shows the active mode and lets you switch settings without removing the device.
AIRBAG COMPRESSION
Four zones of pressure around each eye
Internal airbags inflate and deflate in programmed cycles to apply rhythmic compression across the orbital area — the socket around each eye, the temple and the bridge of the nose. The pressure level adjusts automatically to fit your face shape as the airbags expand, delivering consistent contact without manual tightening.
BLUETOOTH MUSIC
Your session. Your soundtrack.
Pair the OrbiCalm with your phone via Bluetooth and play music, a podcast or a sleep meditation directly through the built-in speakers. Audio runs independently of the massage functions — you can adjust the mode and volume separately. The combination of sound and physical pressure makes it easier to disconnect from the day.
42° HOT COMPRESS
Constant heat. Zero effort.
The heating element maintains a steady 42°C across the eye area — warm enough to ease tension in the muscles around the eye socket without discomfort. The temperature holds constant throughout the session without fluctuating. Use the heat function alone, or combine it with airbag compression and Bluetooth for a full recovery session.
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Massage modes
42°
Compress temp
247
Customer reviews
4.9★
Customer rating
What our customers say
4.9 average · 247 verified reviews
Brilliant for tension headaches after screen time. Bluetooth connects instantly and the soothing mode is the one I use most. Build quality is solid — feels more expensive than it is.
Really effective for eye fatigue after long days at the computer. The heat and airbag combination works well together. Would be five stars with a slightly longer battery life between charges.
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Frequently asked questions
What are the four massage modes?
The OrbiCalm has four modes: Massage (rhythmic airbag compression), Relaxation (slow, gentle pressure cycles), Soothing (combined low-pressure and heat) and Sleep (minimal stimulation designed to help you drift off). Each mode runs for a set duration and switches off automatically.
Is the 42° heat safe for the eye area?
Yes. The 42°C constant temperature is within the range used in standard warm compress therapy for eye fatigue and dryness. The heat is applied through the padded lining rather than directly to the eyelid. Do not use if you have recent eye surgery, active inflammation or any acute eye condition — consult your GP if unsure.
How does the Bluetooth music work?
Open your phone's Bluetooth settings, select OrbiCalm from the device list and pair. Once connected, audio from your phone plays through the built-in speakers inside the mask. Volume is controlled from your phone. The massage functions operate independently — you can run music and any mode simultaneously.
How long should a session last?
Sessions of 10 to 20 minutes are recommended, once or twice daily. The device is designed to auto-shutoff at the end of each mode cycle. For eye fatigue from screen use, a 15-minute session in the evening is a good starting point.
Can it help with headaches?
The combination of orbital compression and 42° heat can help relieve tension in the muscles around the eye socket and temple — areas commonly associated with tension headaches. It is not a medical treatment. If you experience frequent or severe headaches, consult your GP.
How do I charge it?
The OrbiCalm charges via USB. Connect the included cable to the charging port on the device and plug into any USB power source. A full charge typically takes 1 to 2 hours. The LCD display indicates the battery level. Avoid using the device while it is charging.