Review on Relax and Rejuvenate with the Foot Bath Spa Massager - Heat, Bubbles, Digital Temperature Control, & More! by Sara Reyes

At a retail price of eighty-eight dollars, this is just a regular spa massager. It will give you some of what you want, but not enough I think for the price. At first I liked how deep it was because I could pour hot water on my ankle without worrying about it coming out in bubble mode. But the longer I used it, the more I realized that it was giving me pretty bad bruises on the backs of my legs because I was relaxing my back instead of sticking my legs straight into the pot. for me to lift and maneuver my legs in the pan because it was very big (to avoid splashing) and it had this weird circle in the middle so it wasn't easy to put the other leg in. My husband and kids, who have bigger feet than my 9W, had even more issues than me and claimed it wasn't worth the trouble. You kind of flip your legs back and forth and pretty much defeat the purpose. It rides on wheels, making it easy to roll and deflate, but the wheels in turn make it difficult to get it properly under your feet, especially with the massager on. . The plug that has to be pulled out to drain is handy as it gets most of the water out and then makes the pan light and easy to pick up and drain again. However, I'm still not sure if this connector will last long after being plugged in and unplugged a few times. The display and electronics appear to work well, although there aren't any great manual props. It's not the best, and clicking around seemed easy enough. I love how hot it can be but I don't like it too hot when using the massager as I'm always afraid of burning my foot so I often just use heat without massaging. The bubbler limps. It reminds me more of how we put soda in our water than some kind of spa-like relief. While there were things I liked there were others I really didn't like which is why I'm giving 3 stars and hopefully this helps you decide if it's working right for you.