Orgel Spa: Hear music in your bathtub, feel extreme relaxation

Monday, April 20th, 2009

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Sega Toys in Japan is selling a waterproof “music ball” that helps you relax while you take a bath. Dubbed Orgel Spa [JP], the small device (8cm in diameter and 6cm high) is part of the company’s toy series that’s geared towards grown-ups and further includes the Homestar Planetarium, for example.

Sega Toys offers four different colors and each models plays a different song. After pulling a cord on the device (which doesn’t need batteries), users can listen to songs such as “When You Wish Upon a Star” or “Let It Be” for about 3 minutes, while the thing floats on the water.

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Sega Toys also suggests using the Orgel Spa for relaxation exercises, as you can see in the image above.

It’s already available in Japan where it costs $20. Ask the Japan Trend Shop, Gizmine, Geek Stuff 4 U or Rinkya if you don’t want to wait for Sega Toys to export the Orgel Spa (which might never happen).

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