ZGGCD Sleep Mask for Side Sleeper, Light Blocking Sleeping Eye Mask for Women Men, 3D Contoured Cup Night Blindfold, Luxury Eye Cover Eyeshade with Adjustable Strap for Travel, Nap, Black

Correction on Albatross and FengXinZi 3D, and updating review after rotating a few masks on a 2 week trip:Have owned the Mzoo mask for a while but wanted to get more/backups. I saw another review that looked at several different sleep masks and found it pretty helpful but wanted to expand into a few other brands not on their list, see if there were other gems. I’ve listed my favorites below from highest rated to lowest and put in the price range (sale/full) and my overall rating out of 10. For reference, my nose bridge is not very tall and my face isn’t super wide, so the fit on my face may yield different results than someone with a very different facial profile. I also usually sleep on my back. After trying these, I would keep the, SmartRest, ZGGCD, Albatross and FengXinZi 3D. Time will tell how well these hold up to usage and washing. If I find one of these falling apart or losing shape completely after hand washing, I’ll update the review.Albatross - $8/10 - 9.5/10 My partner’s favorite mask, with deep eye sockets which are great for those with long lashes. Nose area is very soft, and the whole mask feels lightweight and doesn’t seem to apply much pressure on the face. This mask similar to Gritin for the ridges and how deep and wide the eye sockets are, but material is closer to FengXinZi (foam). 98% blackout which is really good. The eye socket area looks wider than FengXinZi so maybe that’s good if you have a wider face too. My partner also says this doesn’t slide around as much during the night like the Albatross mask does—he says he forgets he has it on and when he wiggles his cheeks it doesn’t slide. A really good mask for its price and also comes with a carrying bag and soft ear plugs. I wish the padding was a little silkier and flatter on the face but it’s amazing for blackout and not very expensive either.SmartRest - 2 for $13 - 9.5/10 This one is probably the best quality for the value of being just $6.50 a mask. A really great dupe for Mzoo and still cheaper than ZGGCD! 97% blackout, material feels like Mzoo on the inside. Like Mzoo, it’s not as deep on the eye sockets as masks like the 3D/ so long lashes may find this uncomfortable, but overall the ridges are flatter so this may be more comfortable for side sleepers and those who don’t want to feel the ridges as much. And the silky material feels more cooling on my skin than the foam material ones. Very underrated for its value!FengXinZi 3D - $10/14 9/10 This might be the best blackout one I’ve tried (100%) for my face shape and nose bridge. Wraps very closely around the face and eyes and is soft around the nose, but while it’s very soft, it’s more foam-like than the silky material of Mzoo/ZGGCD. The ridges on the inside are also pronounced (on the taller side) but there’s no hard border like on the Gritin so it’s more bearable for side sleepers. Also has very deep eye sockets, deeper than Gritin, so better for those with very long lashes that would brush against a mask like Mzoo/ZGGCD. Eye sockets aren’t as wide out though so they wrap around my face well but for wider faces, maybe the blackout effect will be different. Scored a little lower because my partner said it slides up his face a bit during sleep so that it seems to almost dig into the groove below his eyes, which disrupts his sleep.ZGGCD - $10/16/20 9/10 The closest dupe for the Mzoo mask. It felt just slightly plusher or softer than the Yiview one. On sale, they’re around $10 which is very affordable for being comfortable and 98% blackout. At full price, it’s still about half the price of Mzoo at full price. Like Mzoo, the ridges are flatter so would be more comfortable for side sleepers, but for super long lashes you may get some eyelash brushing. SmartRest is a better value though than this and performs very similarly!Yiview - $13/15 8/10 Looks identical to ZGGCD but felt slightly less plush when I first wore it. It does recommend washing first though, and maybe that’s why it felt marginally more firm. Depending on the sale, this is very comparable to ZGGCD so you could go with whichever happens to be cheaper at the time. Similar 97% blackout. Preferred ZGGCD so will be returning.Gritin - $10 - 7.5/10 Pretty good quality for just $10 but has pronounced ridges especially on the lower half which may bother some users like myself. As for the pros, it has deeper eye sockets than Mzoo/ZGGCD so if you have long lashes or extensions, this might help you experience less eyelash brushing. Eye socket area is wider than FengXinZi so maybe better for wider faces too. Has a nice textured look and feel on the outside. Wraps around the face like the FengXinZi 3D but the texture on the inside is more similar to Mzoo/ZGGCD, except around the forehead and cheeks where the ridges are more pronounced than masks like Mzoo/ZGGCD. My main issue with this is that I feel enough pressure from the ridges on my cheeks that it isn’t fully comfortable. About 98% blackout, which is really good. The side ridges aren’t as tall as FengXinZi but it does have a harder border around the edges so for side sleepers this also might be less comfortable.LKY Digital - 3 for $10 - 7.5/10 Higher points for being very economical and also 95% blackout on my face shape, but it’s not as full coverage and not as plush on the face, almost makes me feel like it would leave indents on the skin if you made it tighter. If you’re planning to give away as freebies or willing to just use and toss after a trip, this would be a great economical option. Will be returning as I have no need for these when the other masks are generally better quality and I want them for keeps.Mzoo - $20/30 - 7/10 The first mask I ever tried a few years ago, worked fine but is not cheap, which is the main gripe. I use lots of face product, so I’d need several to rotate out and air dry after washing. This just isn’t very affordable so that’s most of the point loss, especially if you need multiple. But it’s comfortable, not very tight, ridges aren’t too tall, and 97% blackout for me with light coming through around the nose. Over time (more than a couple years) it does start falling apart.FlyCoco - $12/13 - 6.5/10 It looks just like the FengXinZi 3D down to the box, so I assumed it was the same mask under a different seller. But while I really liked the FengXinZi mask for its 100% blackout on my face shape, this was more like a 95% blackout. Also has more negative reviews about smell (I didn’t notice a bad smell) so I’d go with the more reviewed FengXinZi. Preferred FengXinZi so will be returning.

Very soft on the face, It feels like there is memory foam in the sides that is very comfortable. I can open my eyes under the mask, and there’s no pressure on the eyes. I like how there is no velcro, instead a sliding adjuster, as it typically gets caught in my hair. Brought it with me on my flight and it did great blocking out all the light, plus it is a very nice color and true to picture! I ended up ordering another for my partner as it was a big step up from our old eye masks.

The ZGGCD and the MZOO are the exact same thing. See photos. The only difference is that the MZOO comes with a protective cover and a pair of earplugs. The ZGGCD is half the price! I have a tiny bit of light coming in from around my nose, but these are very comfortable. They don’t touch my lashes, but they do touch my Husband’s lashes.

Works great as a blackout mask. No light got through for me, and I have a hard time sleeping without this mask now. On the negative side, however, this mask may leave you with a lot of hair breakage if you move at all while sleeping. I was seeing a lot of tiny frizzy hairs of a pretty uniform length after I began using this mask. My hairdresser was actually the one that solved the mystery. She said she sees the problem often of women coming in with breakage along the line where their sleep masks sit. I’m still looking for a solution that’s as comfortable and effective as this mask without the hair damage.

For our family’s Alaska trip this summer, in the Land of the Midnight Sun, we knew we would need some kind of light-blocker in order to get a decent sleep. It was really hard to tell from the photos, descriptions, and reviews, which products were actually superior, so we purchased 7 different sleep masks. After trying all of them for two weeks, we can give other buyers our comparative reviews. Listed below in rank order from our best to worst, here are the 7 masks we tried:ZGGCD• This was the first one that I tried, and it worked so great. After this one, the other masks were okay, but they were just not quite as good as this one. (except for MZOO which was very, very similar). This ZGGCD mask was priced fairly at $9.99.MZOO• Another great model. Nearly identical to the ZGGCD brand, but it has a large MZOO brand printed on the front. And it cost twice as much. (I paid $19.99)LKY• These masks came as a 3-pack for $9.99. They were an economical option that worked surprisingly well, and were not uncomfortable. These were unexpectedly much smaller than the other masks, but they really did work fine. The band seemed tight, but it was adjustable – I guess I just never adjusted it. These masks kept the light out, and the eye wells were deep enough. Two of my college kids liked them well enough that they borrowed these for another trip they are taking next month.Alaska Bear• I figured this mask was just made for the Midnight Sun! Quite a bit smaller than the extra plush masks. Not very thick either, but again to my surprise, the small masks worked just as well as the luxury models. The price for this one was on the upper end ($14.99).Zenssia• The satin looked and felt luxurious, and at the $19.99 price, it tied with MZOO for being the most expensive mask we tried. The velcro band stays secure, and did not get caught in my hair. The cloth over the ears actually felt nice. But, I can’t say this mask was nice to sleep in. If you didn’t keep the band tight, the mask sort of shifts or spins over my face as I move. And if I pulled the band tight, it seemed to put all the pressure right across my eyes. So this mask was a no-go.LitBear• At $14.39, this was on the pricier end. There is a nose bridge piece that helps block any sneaks of light, but I preferred the superior comfort of the masks that didn’t have that extra fabric bridge, over having every last peep of light obliterated. I can say the nose bridge had a nice cool feeling that I liked. But the critical problem for me was that my lashes brushed on the inside of this mask.MABAO• The mesh fabric on the outside does not speak comfort, but I realize that the outside fabric does not really rub on the skin, so it shouldn’t matter. However, the eye pockets in this one were just too shallow. I hadn’t even known that shallow eye wells could be a problem, but I am sure glad we had other masks with the deep eye wells. We bought this MABAO mask at the budget price of $5.99I might have mentioned that I am a real mover in my sleep, and sometimes these masks fell off, but to my surprise that didn’t happen often. Many in the family are side-sleepers, and none had complaints about buckles or straps pressing into their heads.After trying these 7 masks, we felt we could offer some helpful feedback to other shoppers. My best two recommendations were ZGGCD ($9.99) as the best mask of all, and LKY which was a decent and functional mask, and there were THREE masks for the same price. Then there were the three that I just could not get comfortable with: Zennsia, LitBear, and MABAO. I wouldn’t recommend these. Happy travels everyone!

Plush eye mask Is super comfortable with lots of eye room, keeps it dark under the mask. Has an adjustable strap on the back. It is fabric so it is silky and nice but soaks up any face oils and needs to be cleaned. Overall I have gotten the best nights of sleep with this eye mask.