Review on 👣 Nekteck Foot Massager Machine with Heat, Air Compression, Deep Rolling Kneading Therapy - Enhance Blood Circulation, Alleviate Foot Pain from Plantar Fasciitis - Ideal for Home, Office Use and Gifting by Kelly Kaliyan

I have very bad feet and am always looking for help. This is my fourth of these foot massagers. Here's what I liked about it: 1. The vibrate mode is nice. This is the only massager I've seen that has it. I didn't like it at first, but once I get used to it, it's actually very good. My favorite mode is Relax (medium), which is just vibration and compression.2. The heating function is warm and works fast.3. The cable is long, the connector is two-pin, without an adapter (the adapter is further on the cable). The other two I have have the adapter right on the plug, meaning I have to unplug two outlets to plug it in. This is not required and is recommended. Here's what I didn't like: 1. Rolling balls (actually the main part of the massage) are not very comfortable. Sometimes I use them, but mostly they hurt. They should have been softer.2. Nothing but vibrations in the heel. There is no heel massage. Now, all massagers seem to fall short in this area, but this machine has nothing to offer. but the $30-$50 cheaper ones do?!), it would be nice if there was a real on/off switch. When it's plugged in, it's on - all you have to do is press the button. I don't know how many times I've seen my cats turn it on while exploring. An on/off switch would be useful because then I could leave it on when not in use. I wish it had a better heel massage as well as a more comfortable forefoot massage. However, this is my favorite relaxation massager. My favorite thing is to put it next to the bed and put my feet in it and then partially sit/lay on the bed with some pillows under my back and head and then read while it vibrates. . It's very relaxing.