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Shoemaker –
Excellent, Low-Price Massage Gun
Unfortunately, we had to return the first device delivered, as it didn’t want to turn on. The second device delivered just a couple of days later, worked perfectly. I am very pleased with this purchase, and I am only upset that I didn’t order it months ago.I recently had my knee replaced and have been struggling with pain in the I.T. band. My physical therapist recommended I purchase a massage gun to help with alleviating the pain and tightness from the recovery process. It is definitely helping.This model does not have the heat option or the app for the phone. I don’t see a need for either option, and wouldn’t recommend those options for anyone. One thing I am doing to help improve battery life is to use the massage gun in the 10 minute intervals and not charging until it gets down below 30%. So far, so good!As for the noise, I really don’t feel it is loud. It’s a massage gun, not a masseuse. It is a little heavy, but I am using the weight of the gun to perform its work, instead of just trying to push or hold it up.I would definitely recommend this product for anyone looking for pain relief from aching muscles.
9 people found this helpful
Abe –
Solid Massage Gun
This product is well-made and powerful. It comes in an attractive travel case with several attachments. It has exceeded our expectations for a lightweight massage gun.
Cindy C –
❤️❤️❤️ IT ‼️‼️‼️
I have had many different massagers, and this one beats them all. It fits in the hand perfectly without having to plug it in, and holds the charge, with five different levels of power. I never have to push, I just hold the unit in my hand and it delivers all the power I need to my areas of pain, giving me immediate results. You won’t be sorry you bought it.
One person found this helpful
Sophia –
Great Massage Gun, But Battery Could Be Better
I bought this massage gun for my boyfriend as a Christmas gift, and so far, we’re both really impressed! It’s powerful, easy to use, and does a great job at relieving muscle tension after workouts or a long day. The different attachment heads and speed settings make it super versatile, and it feels really well-made.The only downside is that the battery life isn’t the best—it doesn’t last as long as we’d hoped, so frequent charging is necessary. That said, the overall performance and effectiveness definitely make up for it. If you’re looking for a solid massage gun at a good price, this one is a great choice!Would definitely recommend!
14 people found this helpful
@explore360 –
Five-Star I’m not kidding. This is awesome device.
Bought a number of these and this item is tops the heap. It’s light and quiet and straight forward. I’ve owned several that don’t hold a candle. Every detail, including fact it uses USB-C charging makes this a no brainer 5-Star yes.
6 people found this helpful
Cassie –
Works great!
Massage gun works fantastic! Bought it for my wife for her shoulders and mid back, she said it helps immensely! Would definitely recommend.
K –
Great Unit–must use correct type of USB-C charger to re-charge battery (included with massage gun).
***UPDATE***The “failure” of this very useful little massage gun was fully attributable to operator error. Apparently, not all USB-C chargers are the same, meaning I needed to find a 25W USB-C charger to re-charge the battery. It is now fully re-charged and doing the good work on my very sore running muscles. Please disregard my previous three-star review from when I believed the massage gun battery had failed.***ORIGINAL THREE-STAR REVIEW FROM JULY 23***Worked great for a couple of years and then died completely.
12 people found this helpful
Forever Curious –
INITIALLY works great, but very cheap batteries and wiring make it a bad gamble with a short life.
Handled nicely when it worked, but it lasted for only two weeks. Companies/organizations that assemble consumer products are increasingly using lithium batteries — albeit CHEAP lithium batteries with inadequate wiring assemblies. (A good lithium battery is either self-contained with numerous safety and life-extending mechanisms, or the batteries are protected and extended by external wiring through devices that do the same job for a bundled set of batteries.) This company has apparently chosen to follow the trend of using very cheap batteries and wiring assemblies.Cheap lithium batteries typically work adequately for a short time. Statistics show that products like this massager are generally used several times initially, then rarely, if ever, again. (The lifetime use of products like this massager is surprisingly short — perhaps a total of 10 hours.) Consequently, companies can use cheap batteries, and most consumers never know they have a product with a short life expectancy since it is rarely exceeded. In my case, the product lasted for about seven full recharge cycles.If you need an aggressive/powerful massager for a one-time use or event, this may be a cost-effective option. Just be aware that you’re taking a gamble with a “throw-away” device. With my experience in electronics and consumer electrical devices, I have no reason to believe this was simply a defective unit, and I have many reasons to believe this unit was essentially designed and assembled as a “defective unit,” since few people will exceed the life usage threshold.Beware of critiques that have been submitted shortly after the buyer received the unit. They are still in the “short life expectancy” time period where unit performance would likely create a positive critique. I strongly SUSPECT [speculation only – I have no factual data; only my personal experience with the unit and my years of experience in consumer electronics] a follow-up survey would show a completely different rating with substantially different comments from anyone who has used this unit for more than 10 hours total.
18 people found this helpful
Big AlBig Al –
UPDATED This Skeptic is now a Massage Gun Believer!
***Just got the RENPHO Heated Handheld Massager (December 2020) so I am updating my review of the RENPHO Massage Gun (from June 2020). I will indicate where updated.***I have been working out my entire life and never really bought into the whole idea of foam rollers and post-workout massage and all that nonsense. To me, you worked out, you stumbled home on sore legs and the soreness was an indication of how effective your workout was. However, now that I am in my 40s, soreness tends to linger a little longer and gains are a little harder. Not fun. Someone at my gym a few years back was telling me about the wonders of “massage guns” and it sounded too good to be true (less soreness, faster recovery, faster gains in the gym). Anyway, I tried one in a store back then and was not impressed. It just felt like a powerful massage that, for the $600+ price, was not worth it. As time passed, I read a lot about the great physiological benefits but never invested in one because they still cost hundreds of dollars. Fast forward a few years, trickle-down economics has kicked in and this year I happened to be looking at massage guns again and the prices were very enticing. There seemed to be a lot of good options for about $200 (less than half the price of what good ones used to be) and this particular RENPHO unit for less than $200.I heard about RENPHO a few years back when I was looking for one of those scales that measures weight, BMI, bone mass, etc. and all the reviews I read online pointed to them as the best value. As a shopper I am all about value. I am willing to forego one or two bells and whistles if the reviews are solid and the price is considerably less. Anyway, I bought that scale and it was (and still is) awesome and ever since then if I see RENPHO is selling something I am looking for, I get it. I have never been let down by the company and this massage gun is no different.First, you should know that this is not the type of thing you are going to use for a relaxing backrub. This can HURT. But not in a “stop, stop, stop” kind of way, more like a “wow, it’s really effective” kind of way. Massage guns are for breaking up scar tissue, releasing lymphatic fluid back into your bloodstream, increasing bloodflow to the muscle and interrupting the pain cycle in the brain. At most you will use them for 2 minutes per muscle group, not 15-30 minutes like you might with a “relaxing” massager. (UPDATE: I just bought one of their heated massagers which is a better alternative for a light, relaxing, unknotting of your muscles. I will upload a pic and describe it at the end in case that’s what you are looking for.)OK, second thing you should know is that this massager *really* is for people who are personal trainers and physical therapists to use on others. It even comes with a handy little carrying case (pictured) so that you can take it from appointment-to-appointment. The reason I say it’s not for “solo” use is because even though you can probably target your own chest, quads and calves, you would have to be Stretch Armstrong or Plastic Man or Mr. Fantastic (these are all people with really stretchy arms) to be able to use it on your own upper back, lower back, triceps, glutes, rear delts and hams. So keep in mind you will need a husband, wife, significant other or a really good friend who is willing to help you with your DOMS for a few minutes a week. Tell them you only need them for a minute or two per muscle group and they might help you out. Other wise, bribe them by offering to use it on them. Anyway, it’s a tool you need but you also need someone else to do it for you (unless you are doing muscle groups on the front of your body. (UPDATE AGAIN: Something like the RENPHO handheld massager that I just got is PERFECT for reaching your own back, butt, neck, etc. but please understand that a personal massager is not going to do the same type of thing that a massage gun does)So, with all that said, how does it work? Lots of videos out there online but make sure to know your gun tips: Flat head is for pretty much any body part, bullet is for severe areas as well as trigger points and the thick soles of the feet, the bullet is also PERFECT for getting inbetween muscles such as running it down the side of you leg where the quads and hams meet, keep in mind if you use the bullet attachment–or any to be honest–and you hit bone, it might hurt so start with a low speed and be careful, the round head is for large muscle groups and the ridge head for going up and down the spine and getting the muscles around it without hitting the actual spine. I haven’t used the air cushion head but it is supposed to be for sensitive muscles. Supposedly different speeds are for different therapeutic effects but I just go with what is tolerable.What else? As with all things that have a rechargeable battery, make sure to charge fully before your first use. All subsequent uses will be limited by how much charge you gave it the first time so don’t be tempted to charge it for 15 minutes, then try it. Your future standby and use-time will be limited. It’s really sturdy, and heavy and STRONG. The case (not that it matters to me) is handsome-looking but more importantly, a way to keep all your stuff together.So…final conclusion? If you workout or have chronic pain issues like sciatica, YOU NEED THIS. These things used to cost $600 and now you can get this awesome little portable, cordless, rechargeable, handheld massage gun for less than $200. You’ll probably need a friend or loved one for your back areas but use it on them as “payback” and they won’t complain. It is NOT a relaxing back massager that you’re going to use for long, relaxing massage sessions but it IS an important and surprisingly effective tool for chronic pain as well as post-workout recovery.***UPDATE DEC 2020*** Okay, so as much as I love this, I was looking for something this week for general muscle relaxation. Post-workout recovery is one thing but sometimes you get home and you have a sore neck from watching your co-workers do nothing or your back hurts from carrying the company on your back. These types of aches require something that can give you a soothing massage, not something that is like a pocket jackhammer. I picked up a RENPHO Back Massager with heat. I’m not gonna’ write a review here but I will say that if you are looking at this massage gun and considering it as an option for your day-to-day pains, that might be a better option. It’s great to come home and be able to use it to reach your own back and it’s got heat so it’s better at relieving tension. Find my review here on Amazon if you want more info. But for massage that is related to sports, workouts and chronic pain needs, I can still say six months later that I whip out the RENPHO Massage Gun at least 3x a week. It’s a totally different feeling. Like I said in my original review it is *almost* painful if used right but what it does is apply pressure to a sore area, intensifies the pain for a minute and then, makes it go away. Magic. I am really sold on massage guns and I am definitely sold on this particular one. It’s got all the power you need, all the heads, a lot of charge time, it is solid and it works.
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Brandi –
Happy Shopper
I bought this for my husband.He did turn it on and try it out.He didn’t even have it turned up all of the way and was getting some relief.I think he is going to get a lot of use from this.