Review on Swissdigital Pre-Wired Massaging Protection Solution by Jerry Toscano

I think people buying this should be realistic - the backpack isn't a dedicated massager and if you need one, you should get a dedicated one Buy a massager. The purpose is primarily a backpack, and the massage function is a nice secondary icing on the cake. I didn't give it five stars because of the high price. Something like this only costs me about $80 unless it's a larger, more established brand. First let me think of this as a backpack and as such it is a quality product. In comparison, I find the quality of other backpacks in the price range from 60 to 80 euros. There are enough compartments and sleeves to store everything you need for your carry-on. Some other positives: * External connector to connect the cable to the phone, so you can add an external battery and charge it on the go or without opening the backpack. * Good quality material. The back panel is thick and comfortable, so I can wear it for a long time, walking, hiking, etc. The second aspect is the massage function. There are two massage heads on the straps, and two more on the lower back. In order for the massage heads to be effective for the back, you must first press on them. So it's most effective if you wear it and press it against a chair or wall. If you just wear it casually, there isn't enough pressure for it to work properly and it tends to vibrate rather than massage. However, the massage heads on the straps are just in the wrong place. If you don't stretch the straps to make the bag sit on your back, the massage heads will end up on the front, near your collarbone, and trust me, you don't want to be massaged. So for me it is more of a gimmick to have a place on the backpack to accommodate a few more massage heads than the actual effectiveness. In the end, I like it because it's different, but if you just want a backpack, this nifty feature isn't worth the $130 backpack. Nice try, I hope they make it more efficient and cheaper in the next version.