Review on 💆 Vivitar Vivaspa Handheld Cordless Massage Gun with LCD Display - Rechargeable, 4 Interchangeable Heads, 6 Speed Modes for Athletes - Silver by Cody Simmons

This is the third percussion massager I've tried. It works well, but what makes it different (for me) is that the lowest setting is REALLY low. It may seem strange to be "happy" but I am a "gentle" person and other massage guns have been too aggressive to use on some places on my body. This was better suited to areas I had previously not been able to massage safely such as the neck and base of the skull and the bony areas over the shoulder blades and collarbones. These are all areas where I have chronic pain and NEED a massage, but other guns were painful and/or made my teeth chatter when I approached those parts of the body. This one works effectively for my pain zones. So yes. The gun is heavy, but another difference is that the grip is covered in grippy silicone, which really helps - other models were just plastic cylinders. Its weight helps apply pressure during massage without requiring a lot of hand strength. There are only a few nozzles to choose from, but they can easily be screwed into the gun head. I prefer a foam ball and a U-shaped nozzle. See image. The foam ball is soft and the U-piece distributes the vibrations better. I like the U shape to preserve the nape/base of the skull. This pistol reloads from a simple wall outlet; It took me about an hour to charge. I won't lie, the display/controls are a bit simplistic and cheap. But they work. There is only one button. It's hard to see when it's off, but a long press turns it on or off, and a short press changes the speed. There are few speeds here; Other guns I've used had up to 30. The question is, do you really need 30 speed? Not me. It comes with a very easy drawstring pouch to put all the pieces and pieces that I love in it.