Heat that
finds the
knot.
Halo is a pendant-shaped neck massager that pairs gentle EMS pulse therapy with real heat — so the tension from your desk, your phone, your commute, unwinds while you keep moving.
Your neck was not built for a 45° screen angle.
Hours of looking down compress the same three muscle groups, every day, until "a bit stiff" becomes a permanent setting.
Acid, aching
Lactic build-up across the shoulder and neck line from static, hunched posture.
Bloating, tightness
Poor circulation leaves the trapezius feeling swollen and thick by mid-afternoon.
Stiff, sore
Reduced range of motion that makes turning your head a decision, not a reflex.
One dial, four hands.
Halo simulates four distinct massage techniques through low-frequency EMS pulses — chosen with a single button, felt through two curved electrode pads.
Four techniques, one press away
Cycle between combination, tapping (strike), kneading, and steady press — the same vocabulary a real masseuse uses, translated into pulse patterns.
Nine gears, your call
Press +/– to move through nine force levels in an instant — from a first-timer's whisper to a deep-tissue press, dialed to exactly what your neck can take today.
Warmth that ramps in three seconds.
A built-in heating element brings the electrode pads up to temperature almost instantly, then holds — like a compress that never cools.
All three levels are calibrated to relax muscle without touching skin-burn thresholds — so the warmth stays comfortable no matter how long you wear it.
270° of curve, built for more than your neck
The ergonomic electrode pads bend to whatever you rest them against — arm, thigh, shoulder, neck — so Halo doubles as relief for the rest of you, not just the part it's named for.
Light enough to forget you're wearing it.
Halo hangs like a pendant, not a brace — one elastic ring buckle keeps it snug, and there's nowhere it can't come with you.
Ember or steel.
Same relief, two finishes — a warm anodized red or a brushed silver, both with the same soft-touch pendant shell.
