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SmartGoggles 2.0 - Therabody

Name: SmartGoggles 2.0 - Therabody
SKU: therabody-smartgoggles-2-0
Price: 199.00 GBP

A heated eye mask with biometric sensors that uses vibration and massage to lower heart rate and aid sleep.

Price

£199.00

Editorial rating

4.0 / 5

Last price check

13/02/2026 08:35

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Editorial take

Why we picked it

The Therabody SmartGoggles 2.0 is the Supporting act for the chronically stressed, the screen-addicted, and anyone who's ever had a "tension headache" that felt like a tiny construction crew was working behind their eyeballs. It's a high-tech blindfold that massages your temples while measuring your heart rate to prove you're actually relaxing.

It's peak "self-care" for people who find traditional meditation too difficult and would rather just have a machine vibrate the stress out of their forehead. I've spent many a 15-minute session wearing these, looking like a budget Cyclops from X-Men while my pulse slowly returns to "not-panicked" levels.

It's the Hero of the nightstand, designed to shut out the world and force your brain to stop thinking about that awkward thing you said in a meeting in 2014.

Detailed verdict

The full review

The Irresistible

The "SmartRelax" mode uses a biometric sensor to sync the vibration to your heart rate, which sounds like sci-fi nonsense but actually feels incredibly soothing.
The 100% blackout design is the real deal; once these are on, you could be in the middle of Piccadilly Circus and you wouldn't see a flicker of light.

The Clever Part

The heat function is like a warm hug for your face, which is particularly lovely during a bleak British winter when the central heating is struggling.
It's foldable and comes with a travel pouch, making it the ultimate weapon against the existential dread of long-haul flights.

The Fine Print

It's a bit heavy on the bridge of the nose; after 15 minutes, you might feel like you've been wearing a very polite lead weight.
The mechanical whirring of the massage "balloons" can be a bit distracting if you're trying to listen to very quiet, ambient rain sounds.

The Reality Check

If you have a particularly small or large head, the "one size fits all" strap might leave you feeling like your skull is being gently crushed by a very high-tech nutcracker.

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