MFIP interval pulses
Rhythmic electrical pulses create a repeated stimulation pattern during skin contact and are used in the lifting and firming program.
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Face & eye ritual
The everyday multitasker
A 6-mode facial device combining ultrasound, MFIP interval pulses, four verified light wavelengths, heated vibration, and cooling contact with a gold-plated treatment head.
Shown in Lilac purple
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Always follow the supplied device manual for product compatibility, placement and session timing.
| Product type | Facial beauty device |
|---|---|
| Brand | KONKA |
| Model | KMRY-0322-T |
| Modes | 6 |
| Intensity levels | 3 |
| Battery | 2000mAh |
| Charging time | Approximately 3 hours |
| Working voltage | 3.7V |
| Charging input | 5V / 2A |
| Rated input power | 10W |
| Package dimensions | 124 × 240 × 68mm |
| Ultrasound | Included; acoustic frequency and output not supplied |
| Waterproof rating | IPX5 |
| Suitable area | Face and eye area |
| Colors | Lilac Purple, Bronze |
| Supplier-panel gel filing references | 粤G妆网备字2023106970; 粤妆20160394 |
Do not use if pregnant, on broken or irritated skin, or if you have an active skin condition, infection, or are in medical treatment for one — consult a doctor first.

Your ritual, considered
One device. Room for your whole routine.
A considered addition to your skincare shelf, with the details that make a routine feel like your own.
Make it part of your routineHow the technology works
The supplied device panel identifies MFIP mid-frequency interval pulses plus amber, blue, red, and near-infrared light. Each mode has a different practical role.

Rhythmic electrical pulses create a repeated stimulation pattern during skin contact and are used in the lifting and firming program.
The supplied panel lists amber 590–600 nm, blue 440–450 nm, red 630–640 nm, and near-infrared 830–880 nm light.
A separate ultrasound mode is intended for use with a water-based serum or gel to support smooth, even product application.
Evidence context: technology specifications and study figures shown in translated panels come from the supplied product materials and internal reports. Results can vary by person, technique, dose, and consistency.
Features in focus
A closer look at the functions, testing and design details behind this device.




Get to know your device
Explore the available modes. Consult the supplied manual for the full operating instructions.
Warm vibration helps a damp cotton pad pick up leftover surface oil and residue before leave-on skincare.
Uses ultrasound with a water-based serum or gel to maintain full contact and support even application. Because the acoustic output has not been supplied, deeper absorption is not claimed.
Mode 3 is the red-lit lifting program. Its MFIP electrical pulses can create stronger rhythmic muscle pulsing or a tugging sensation during skin contact.
Mode 4 is the orange-lit wrinkle program. It pairs the four-wavelength light array with electrical stimulation that can feel like fine tingling rather than the stronger muscle pulsing felt in Mode 3. The supplier has not published whether the waveform or current differs, nor the light output or delivered dose.
Mode 5 is the dedicated eye-area program. The physical unit can produce an EMS/MFIP-like pulse without visible treatment light; keep it on the orbital bone with eye serum or water-based gel.
Cold contact provides immediate soothing comfort and can temporarily reduce the look of puffiness.
Made for real routines
Explore how the contact design, controls and treatment areas fit into everyday use.




Session timing & mode order
8 minutes total per day
The supplied KONKA panel states “8 minutes daily.” It does not divide those 8 minutes among the six modes, so the times below are deliberately shown as part of one shared daily limit.
You do not need to run all six modes in one session. Choose the mode or modes that match that routine. If you change from Cleansing to a leave-on mode, stop the device, remove the cotton pad, wipe the head, apply a water-based serum or gel, and then select the next mode. Keep every mode used within the same 8-minute total.
Part of the 8-minute total
Use first, with a damp cotton pad. Remove the pad and clean the head before changing modes.
Part of the 8-minute total
Use after cleansing with a water-based serum or gel. Keep the head moving.
Part of the 8-minute total
Use with a water-based serum or gel. Start at the lowest comfortable intensity.
Part of the 8-minute total
Use as the main face-care step; it does not need to be paired with every other active mode.
Part of the 8-minute total
Use only along the orbital bone. Do not place the head on the eyelid or eyeball.
Part of the 8-minute total
Use as the final comfort step if wanted. Do not add another 8-minute cycle for cooling.
Manual takes priority: use the instructions packed with your device if they specify a different automatic cycle, contraindication, or placement rule for your exact model.
The complete picture
The remaining product panels bring the routine, supplied assessments and included pieces together.


Questions, answered
Clear answers about electrical sensations, light selection, and careful use around the eyes.
Mode 3 is the red-lit Lifting & Firming program. Its MFIP electrical rhythm can create noticeable muscle pulsing or a tugging, suction-like feel; the supplied specifications do not list a vacuum mechanism. Mode 4 is the orange-lit Wrinkle Care program. It pairs the light array with electrical stimulation that can feel like fine tingling rather than strong muscle contractions; light itself does not create the tingle. Mode 5 is the dedicated Eye Care program and the physical unit can produce an EMS/MFIP-like pulse without visible treatment light. The supplier has not published whether the waveform or current differs among these modes, so an exact frequency or current comparison cannot be stated. Lower the intensity or stop if any sensation becomes painful, causes eye twitching, or leaves irritation.
Use the dedicated Wrinkle Care program. The device materials identify amber, red, and near-infrared light in this program. Red and near-infrared wavelengths have the strongest general research interest for photoaged skin, but this device’s irradiance and delivered dose have not been supplied, so a wrinkle-reduction result cannot be guaranteed from color alone.
Only use the dedicated Eye Care mode near the eye area, and keep the treatment head on the orbital bone around the eye. Do not place it on the eyelid or eyeball, do not look directly into the LEDs, and follow any eye-protection instruction in the supplied manual.
No. The supplied material identifies Eye Care as the dedicated eye-area mode. Do not assume that Cleansing, Ultrasound Infusion, Lifting & Firming, Wrinkle Care, or Blue Light Cooling can be used on the eyelids or immediately beside the eye unless the included manual explicitly permits that placement.
Stop and reassess: mild electrical pulsing can occur in an EMS, microcurrent, or MFIP program. Pain, burning, strong involuntary twitching around the eye, vision changes, numbness, or irritation that persists after use are reasons to stop and seek appropriate medical advice.
The science behind this device
These guides explain the technologies present in this product and why results depend on the exact device and protocol.
Interval electrical pulses
MFIP usually expands to Mid-Frequency Interval Pulse: an intermittent pattern of electrical output used in some cosmetic devices to create a rhythmic tapping sensation. It is a mode name, not a complete technical specification.
Read the scienceMuscle stimulation
EMS, microcurrent, and KONKA’s MFIP all use electrical energy, but the waveform, intensity, contact, and treatment schedule determine what a user actually experiences.
Read the sciencePhotobiomodulation
Light-based skincare depends on wavelength, irradiance, total dose, distance, contact, treatment time, and repetition—not color alone.
Read the scienceAcoustic energy
KONKA includes an ultrasound function. Ultrasound uses acoustic energy rather than electrical current or light; its effect depends on frequency, intensity, treatment time, contact, and the formula used with it.
Read the scienceOnly technologies supported by the available supplier specifications are linked here.