If you've ever closed the laptop and still felt like your eyes were "on" — dry, heavy, a little sore behind the lids — this is built around exactly that feeling.
Your eyes clock in before you do — and they don't clock out either.
Screens open before breakfast and stay open until the lights go off. The American Optometric Association puts the average American worker at seven hours a day on a computer, in the office or at home — and that's before the phone in your hand after dinner.
By evening, your eyes feel it even when nothing's technically wrong: a dry, tired, "done for the day" heaviness. The break most of us take? Another screen — the phone, face-up on the sofa.
The phone, face-down, for once.
It's not dramatic. It's just a long day for two small muscles.
You blink less when you're staring at a screen — most people do, without noticing. No product fixes a long day. But a few minutes of warmth, darkness and quiet — on purpose, not by accident — is something your eyes rarely get offered. That's what Reset is built to give them.
"The hour before bed should consist of relaxing activities that don't involve devices with screens."— National Sleep Foundation
Built to fit, not squeeze.
Most eye masks are flat. Reset is 3D-contoured and softly padded to sit around your eyes, with a gentle vibration instead of an air-pressure squeeze — pressure-free contact, not pinching.
Warmth that stays steady for the full 15 minutes.
A built-in heating element keeps a gentle, even warmth across both eyes for the whole session — not a blast of heat that fades in minutes, the way a microwaved mask can.
Three modes, so the session can match the day.
One button turns it on. The second button — marked M — cycles through 3 massage modes, so a rough day and an easy one don't have to feel the same.
It ends itself — nothing to set, nothing to forget.
After 15 minutes, Reset switches itself off automatically. No timer to set, no alarm to half-hear — some people just fall asleep in it.
Cordless and foldable, so it goes wherever the 15 minutes happen.
No cord, no outlet needed — about three 15-minute sessions per charge. It folds flat enough for a desk drawer, a bag, or a window seat.
We're not the only ones saying "take the break."
"The average American worker spends seven hours a day on the computer either in the office or working from home."
"The hour before bed should consist of relaxing activities that don't involve devices with screens."
A small pilot (35 women) found a 40°C steam mask, worn 10 minutes, left participants feeling more comfortable and more rested on waking.
These are independent findings about screens, sleep habits and warm eye masks in general — not studies of CRB GEAR Reset, and not an endorsement of this product by the cited researchers or organizations. Reset is a relaxation product, not a medical device, and isn't intended to diagnose, treat or cure anything.
A 15-minute ritual, not a 15-minute chore.
- 1Screens down.Laptop closed, phone face-down. That's the whole first step.
- 2Hold the button, pick a mode.One button turns it on. The "M" button cycles between 3 modes.
- 3Lie back. It ends itself.15 minutes, then it switches off on its own — no timer to set, no clock to watch.
Compared to a towel or just closing your eyes.
A warm towel cools in minutes. A microwaved mask starts hot, then fades. Closing your eyes for a minute is free — and over before it starts.
Before you give it a try.
Will it squeeze my eyes?
Is it loud?
Will it get too hot?
How long does the battery last?
Can I use it in bed?
Will it fit my head, or catch my hair?
Is this a medical device?
What if it's not for me?
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