The 15-minute neck reset.
Gentle EMS pulses and three levels of warmth, in a 2 oz pendant you wear hands-free.
5 modes · 16 levels · 3 heat settings
Made for Every Part of Your Day
At your desk
- Hands-free while you type
- Rests lightly at about 2 oz
- Sessions of around 15 minutes
On the couch
- Three heat settings to choose from
- Start at level 1 and build slowly
- Wear it while you read or watch
Beyond the neck
- Shoulders, arms, calves and thighs
- The same 5 modes and 16 levels
- 10 to 12 sessions per charge
Why People Choose
AYOSHI
Warm in 3 seconds
Three heat settings, so each session is as warm as you want it.
5 modes, 16 levels
Start soft at level 1 and turn it up one step at a time.
About 2 oz
A light pendant loop that rests around your neck while you work.
USB-C rechargeable
One charge covers 10 to 12 sessions of 15 minutes.
1-year warranty
Covered for a full year, and certified FCC, CE and RoHS.
How We Stack Up
| AYOSHI | Massage appointments | |
|---|---|---|
| Use it at your desk | ||
| A full session in 15 minutes | ||
| Any time of day, no booking | ||
| One price, used every day |
2 oz
Pendant weight
3 sec
To warm up
16
Intensity levels
10 to 12
Sessions per charge
FAQ
What does EMS feel like?
On low levels it feels like a soft tingle or pulse. Higher up, it becomes more like steady, rhythmic tapping. You should clearly feel it, but it should never hurt.
How fast does it heat up?
The heat starts in about 3 seconds, and there are three settings so you can choose how warm it gets.
How long should I use it?
Around 15 minutes per session. Follow the user guide, and stop straight away if you feel pain, dizziness, numbness, skin irritation or anything unusual.
How long does the battery last?
One charge of the 500 mAh battery gives about 10 to 12 sessions. A full USB-C charge takes about 90 minutes.
Will it fit my neck?
The open pendant frame is made to sit comfortably on most adult necks. How well the pads touch your skin can vary with neck shape.
Who should not use Vidaloop?
Don’t use it if you have a pacemaker or any other implanted electronic medical device. If you’re pregnant, have epilepsy, a heart condition or reduced skin sensation, or have had neck or shoulder surgery recently, talk to a qualified healthcare professional first.
Still need help? Contact us
Ask us about settings, sessions or which bundle suits you.
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