Review on 🔥 WAHL Hot-Cold Shiatsu Pillow Massager - Neck, Upper & Lower Back, Shoulder, Legs, Feet, Full Body Pain Relief – Model 4136 by Jason Dinh

Overall I think this product does the job well. First, the design is more appealing and intrusive than, say, Homedics' handheld massager; At the same time, it is smaller and more manoeuvrable than many similar products, such as those sold at Brookstone. Plus, unlike the Homedics massager, you don't have to worry about it; You can leave it on while doing something else with your hands. This is a real plus as the need to guide or control such a massager is annoying and distracts from your relaxation goal. Also I think the style, color and design is attractive, it looks better and goes well with heavier metal massagers which seem to weigh a few pounds if not 10. Another plus is that it is portable as it is 7 inches has cable; Cable is suitable for most purposes. I also like how the machine turns itself off automatically, which helps with safety. On the other hand, this massager also has disadvantages. First, it was a bit difficult to figure out how to turn it off at first; It would be a lot easier if it had an "off" button than turning it off by pressing a button that also turns it on. I found this confusing and had to search the internet for how to turn off the machine. Second, it's a bit heavy when used lying down, which is a problem as it tends to be unstable in those circumstances. Third, it's slightly larger than it should be. I know I used massagers attached to the back of a chair at Brookstone. While they are less versatile and have a narrower scope than the massager I'm reviewing, they also take up less space, can be used in more areas, and are more useful. With these caveats in mind, I would recommend the user to buy a massager. While it's not perfect, it's one of the best in its class on the market.