Review on 💆 Portable Deep Tissue Massage Gun: Ultimate Pain Relief for Athletes, Muscle Recovery, and Relaxation by Elwanda Johnson

The media could not be loaded. The massager comes in a beautiful black box with a durable gray travel case. I didn't get the color I wanted which was mint/black but got red/black instead. The massager will not charge. The red sign indicates that the device needs to be charged, so you need to plug it in until the indicator turns green. According to the instructions, it should be charged for three hours before use. I let it charge overnight to test battery life. I would say I wasn't overly impressed with the battery life. I felt the performance dropped a bit after the 30 minute session. The massager is smaller than other massagers. It's lightweight and not that bulky on your hands. Four interchangeable massage heads. It's easy to set up, just pop the head into the gun to use it. There is an on/off switch on the bottom of the gun, which is a bit inconvenient as it takes two steps to turn the unit on. You also have to follow two steps to turn off the device completely, which I sometimes forget and it drains the battery. Power is not too big for massage. There are three strength levels, although other massagers usually offer more. The massager is designed to target the vibration to a specific area, but compared to other devices I can feel the vibration across the entire area, not a specific area. Interestingly, this is because the device isn't heavy enough to absorb vibrations and doesn't emit concentrated energy. I think this device works well for treating minimal muscle pain, but I'd shop around if you're looking for something more premium or more professional. to treat severe muscle soreness like mine. Pros: - Lightweight - Less bulky - Portable Cons: - Vibration - On and off - Only three power levels - Power