Review on Cordless Percussion Therapeutic Handheld Massager by Ramon Parra

Many handheld massagers are good, but they are not that good because they still require a lot of work. What I love about this massager is that it barely works. The head is heavy enough to apply light pressure and most importantly the handle is LONG. I can lie on a couch with my legs straight and massage above my knees with little to no effort. It's also easy to increase or decrease the vibration. So far I've tried a flat head (on the stomach), a small circle (legs), and a point tool (arms and legs). The point tool is AMAZING on the feet. Right on the bow. I have bursitis and my left leg sometimes cramps just pointing my fingers. After that, the leg was so relaxed that I could stretch my toes as I wanted without cramping. (I almost cried with joy.) Now the head is a little heavier, but the block isn't that heavy. My hands/arms didn't get tired of holding it. The head is heavy enough to allow for a light massage. If you want a deeper massage, you need to apply pressure with your other hand. The instructions warned that if pressed too hard it would shut down, but I didn't experience it (I didn't press very hard). When I received the massager, I charged it for maybe an hour and then used it for an hour. at least an hour after that. So I trust the battery. It comes with 7 of 8 attachments plus a bag to store them all. It doesn't take up much space, which I really appreciate. I wish they had a little more information on how to use the different tools. He tells you about some "massage techniques" that are very simple. (e.g. start at the top of your leg and work your way down...really?). My only disappointment is that my massager is all black. Not blue. OK. This instrument of choice is becoming a staple of my spa days at home.