Review on 💆 Ourcan Massage Gun: Handheld Electric Body & Back Massager for Deep Tissue Muscle Percussion Massage by Kevin Lechtenberg

I have ordered two of these massage guns. Both came in a black box with a picture of a massage gun on it. It charged a little and I started using it. It worked fine and I tried all the attachments with no problems. I've seen reviews of other massage guns in this price range losing power as you put pressure on your body and I'm happy to report that this is not the case. Its engine keeps rattling when you push it. I was impressed with the unit because my niece bought the Hypervolt for $350 and it was comparable in price. The second gun I ordered for myself also arrived lightly loaded. Came in the same box and sleeve. After a few minutes of use, a grinding noise started. Something moved in it, and it sounded like metal rubbing against something. I requested an exchange through Revain and the replacement arrived the next day! The refill arrived in a white box and the case was different in that all the attachments lay flat when deployed. The other body was smaller and had a plug hole in the jets, except for one with a large ball head. Everything else looked the same. When I plugged it in and used it turned out to be the same, but when I compared it to the black box and another case next to the first one I got, there was a difference. On the same massage heads, the massage gun in the black box was a bit more powerful, there was a slight difference in percussion that I felt. When I turned off both units, the one in the black box took a second or two to stop pulsing, while that in the white box stopped almost immediately. Both devices are good, but if you take the one in the black box, then the body is more compact, so better, and the motor is a bit more powerful in my opinion.