Review on 🌟 SGorri Shiatsu Back and Neck Massager: Heat Deep Kneading Massage for Muscle Pain Relief and Relaxation in Car, Office, and Home Use by Gerald Mcrae

Just wrote another review of an almost identical massager and compared it with this one. I will do the same here. This is a good massager - it's really great but some things in the design could possibly be improved. What I like is the design/color - it's all black except for the gray panel. on each hand - it looks beautiful. It's well made from what appears to be a thick and durable material. (The comparable massager I have is made of similar materials but appears to be a bit thinner; however, the handles were also slightly longer and much more flexible than this one I prefer. The other one I have is all black) Power button, direction button to change massage type, speed button - 3 different speeds and heating button. (A comparable massager I have has all the same buttons, but the lowest speed setting is slightly faster than this one. Also, the speed setting on my other is easily distinguishable, while this one has a fast setting and then two slower ones and is very similar to me like the slowest setting in this product but wish the medium setting was a little faster) cable. It's nice that the kit includes both a regular charging cable and a car charging cable. I've never tried it in a car, but it can be suitable for long journeys, although I would find it odd and not ideal for a motorist. (A comparable massager I have also offers both cords) Efficiency - I think it offers a great massage. The arms hanging down look kind of weird, and at first I thought it was just weird. After some experimentation I found that it really helps to get the best massage. You can pull harder for a stronger and deeper massage, or just hold it lightly. You can also easily adjust the back area you want to massage. Starting at the nape of the neck, you can easily slide it down the back and back up however you like. This will take some testing - if you get it wrong it can hurt, but you'll quickly learn what works for you. (The comparable massager I have has longer, slightly thinner, and more flexible arms, but the kneading nodes are actually noticeably smaller on the other massager. It massages well, but I found my neck hurts compared to this one. When I this one touched down the same spot, I can really tell the difference - this one is more relaxing - the pressure point seems less painful to me as the knots are bigger, if that makes sense) Versatility - you can really use this for anything you want - back , belly , legs. What I don't like/ Suggestions-Heat- It just doesn't get warm in my opinion. I can really say. (A comparable massager I have is the same, except I think it actually gets a bit warmer) Not paid for - I wish it was paid for so you're not tied to the nearest outlet. It must be plugged into an outlet for it to work. (The comparable massager I have is the same) The button placement isn't a big deal, but I find the button placement to be awkward when using it on your back, especially your lower back, with your hands through the holes. . Sometimes you can hardly reach the keys. Maybe it would be better to place them closer to the end of the massage handles? (A similar massager I have has buttons in roughly the same place.) No storage pouch. Again, it's not a big deal, but it would be nice to add a storage pocket. It doesn't have to be fancy but something like this needs to be stored properly along with cables and manual and I've never been a fan of storage boxes even if they're decent quality with a handle like this. (A comparable massage device also only has a box with a handle) Overall I am satisfied with this order. I think I like the way the other looks better and the materials feel more comfortable than this one. I also prefer the handles on the other massagers as they are much more flexible and feel a bit longer; However, when it comes to the best massage, this one definitely feels better to me. I'm convinced that the reason for this is that this massager has slightly larger knots than the other. They both originally cost $49.99, but the other is currently tagged with that price of $42.99, so $7. fewer. I have given another massager a 4/5 so I will give this one a 5/5 as I feel it massages better. If I had nothing to compare this product to, I doubt I would even say the grips felt too thick, bulky, and stiff. In any case, they can feel more flexible over time. I will update my review if there are any issues or if I have anything to add at all.