Review on VeagleFly: The Ultimate Full Body Percussion Massage Gun for Enhanced Pain Relief, with Interchangeable Nodes and Variable Intensity by Josh Akin

Overall I am very happy with this purchase. You get a massager, six massage heads, a charging station and a charging station cable. The two three-point heads have rubber tips. All other heads are thick plastic. The diameter of the effective area of the heads ranges from two to four inches. The overall length of the device is around 16 inches, with a curved handle shape that makes it easy to reach any part of the back. The mechanism moves back and forth and does not oscillate, which means that it performs a real percussive massage. However, the travel distance is much shorter than gun-shaped devices. It only moves half an inch to an inch, so you can't tie really deep knots with this thing. However, I used it to dig out a particularly bad lump on my forearm. So it will do what it says on the box, but you may have trouble getting into deep muscle tissue in places like your shoulders and legs. The mechanics are pronounced, offset and made of thick plastic. There is virtually no chance of the head loosening, overtightening, or twisting. Whoever engineered the connection put a lot of effort and effort into it. An audible charging start indicator takes the guesswork out of making sure your device is properly docked. LED battery indicator Five levels of intensity until I felt I needed a sixth. - No automatic shutdown (which I noticed) Cons: - No beeping when the battery is full - at least I didn't hear it. - Heart rate settings seem meaningless to me. I don't understand why I wouldn't always like it when it's on continuous percussion. Luckily, continuous mode is the default and burst modes are optional. Not ideal for travel or transportation. No carry case, odd shape, 16" overall length makes it incompatible with my other massage cases. It's definitely a sentinel, but I'd recommend getting a "gun" massager to reach deeper tissue. You will definitely want this massager to reach all those hard-to-reach places.It's also ideal for "bony" areas of the body where a deeper massage can cause discomfort, such as the neck and spine.