Not a day goes by that Xiaomi does not offer a gadget on its platform Youpin, able to amaze its users and this time it does it in style. Just this morning on the crowdfunding of the company the LeFan glasses were presented, which at first sight could be mistaken for an augmented reality viewer given the futuristic shape of the design they are proposed to, but in reality behind this look there is an eye massager.
LeFan Eye Massager has dimensions of 219 x 72 x 111 mm and a weight of 490 grams, designed for all those who are affected by the affectionately visual due to the hours spent in front of a computer monitor or resulting from the artificial lights of the neon lights, which often result in annoying headaches, eye pain and drowsiness. Stypical intome of the affably visual that this gadget could solve.
Augmented reality? No, LeFan glasses will massage your eyes
The LeFan massager consists of 14 silicone massage heads to simulate the sensation of the skin of the fingers, made even more similar thanks to a mechanical "dough" action. The 14 elastic silicone massage heads can provide a three-dimensional massage and adapt mainly to the eye area of Asian people. The massage techniques of this gadget are inspired by acupuncture directing the benefits on four specific areas of massage.
The inside of the massage head uses a gel that simulates the strength of the massage used by a human being. The surface layer is made of soft Q-elastic gelatin, which simulates the feeling of the skin of the fingers.
Another peculiarity is given by the possibility of listening to music with surround effect during the LeFan massaging action, through two micro speakers integrated in the viewer. Everything is powered by a lithium battery rechargeable via micro USB, which after 2 hours of charging offers 100 minutes of autonomy, essential to perform 2 massages per day lasting 5 minutes each, thus reaching 10 days of use.
Its price it is 499 yuan, or about 65 euros at the current exchange rate, but at the moment it is only available at Xiaomi's Youpin platform. The first LeFan units are expected to be sent to Asian users on April 11th. From that date we hope to find it on sale through the various Chinese import stores, albeit with a price higher than the one indicated.
