Review on 💆 Daiwa Felicity Tapping Pro Handheld Deep Tissue Massager - Electric Massage Machine by Vijay Patel

I don't know why I waited over 3 years to write this review but I probably forgot it because I had serious health problems at the time. Definitely a great massager! It's a bit big and heavy for me, but it's just the right weight if you're carrying it over your shoulders and need the extra weight to handle the intense vibrations. It is similar to a jackhammer in that it has a strong tapping or "bouncing" action that works on very tight muscles. My shoulders are getting rock hard and nothing can soften them like this car. I also have back pain and deep buttock pain. If you've ever been to a massage therapist, laid face down on a table and forced them to massage your thighs and buttocks with your elbow, you know what I'm talking about. This device penetrates larger muscles that most massagers can't even handle because they don't have the size or weight. Smaller or lower massagers (and more expensive ones I might add) require you to apply firm pressure. But not with this thing! It has its own action and weight to get most of the work done. As some people have said there is an infrared on the back which makes it kinda useless because you want the infrared and the massager to work as one but unfortunately they don't. Personally I didn't mind this aspect as I have bean bags, neck wraps and other things that I can use for heat therapy. Even without infrared, this massager stands for me! And it's very good value compared to the compact performance you get from it. The other really nice aspect besides its performance is that it has a scrolling function to gradually increase or decrease the vibration level from very low to very high, so you don't have to press the button multiple times to get the right speed. The effect of the "tapping" or "hopping" ("jackhammer") does not decrease with increasing or decreasing vibration and remains constant. I use a canopy with a peak at the shoulders. The regular cap is fine but doesn't cut through hard shoulder muscles as easily in my opinion. For me, this halves the session time because I don't have to exert myself as much or force the device into my muscles with my own strength. I had two other massagers that were "lightweight" compared to this one and threw them away because I did most of the work getting through thick muscle tissue, particularly trying to get into hard-to-reach places on my back and mine to reach shoulders. This thing can work large muscle groups like the quads (hamstrings), hamstrings, glutes and delts, and has a headboard big enough to cover a decent area. Fasteners are hard plastic, non-porous. They don't give like some massagers. This is good when you have to deal with blocked muscles. It's loud, but not as loud as you might think given its power and size. This is his advantage! Now for the cons, if you can call it that. The device has only three interchangeable heads. One is arched. The other is in the shape of a dome with a ledge at the top of the dome. And the third is the hard end of the bristles, which I find useful when you want to rub all the skin off your head or part of your body to get it down to the bone. I mean, maybe I'm missing something here, but I think something smarter (for women) would be a better accessory for this "master blaster". Another downside is that the cable could be longer. I measured the cord and it is 68 inches - about 5.5 feet long. And that's hardly enough to reach the socket, get to the sofa or armchair and use it comfortably. I wish it had a battery life option. To me, this is a powerful massager that is worth every penny! I wish it had some extra attachments to make things more interesting, but it's a beast when it comes to removing knots and steel plates from the shoulders, back, and legs. Highly recommended!