Review on Massager Heat Electric Kneading Shoulder Massagers by Johnny Bowen

I have to admit I'm a bit obsessed with back massagers. While full back massagers are soothing, if you really want to work those knots, you'll need something smaller like this Cerley massager. Not only does this neck and back massager from Carley work well, but the overall build quality and craftsmanship is better than I expected. price target. It's a faux leather material, but it's not a faux leather that feels like plastic, it actually feels soft and supple. There were no protruding threads or any areas that I felt could break over time. How well it works depends on what you can get for such a massager. Instead of something you have to hold on to and pull on either side like most of them, this one has a large loop that you just slip your forearms into. This gives you enough leverage to pull down without having to awkwardly hold anything with both hands. The massage heads themselves are quite close together, closer than others I've had that were of the same design. But I actually prefer that as it's easier to get it right where you're trying to untie the knot. Even the control buttons on it are nice and easy to press. They respond on the first press every time, unlike others that require me to press 4-5 times for it to work. All four buttons work from the first press. I think those are just a few things that could be improved. The heat is almost invisible. Most massagers of this type have heating features that you almost don't feel, but I don't feel this one at all. Cable is another matter. It's about 6 feet long, which is fine with me. But what would be really nice is if it had a USB cable that could be plugged into a wall brick or into a power bank. That would be awesome as it would make it portable! But really, those two things are just bean counting. I think it's great value for money and I can only recommend it!