Review on RENPHO Massager Percussion Handheld Muscles，Portable by George Thorson

Renpho surprises HOMERUN with a new massager! I have an earlier Renpho massager model. It's a bit bigger, bulky in a duffel bag, but works great. I've had a Hypervolt demo since then and couldn't imagine spending more money on it compared to the old Renpho model. I've since been asked to review two other massagers. One from another company and a new Renpho model. At first I was worried that the newer version of the Renphos would fall behind like its power competitors did. Another third-party product I physically tested stopped when you tried to click on it. The force of the collapse was only twice less. When I opened the Renpho device and picked up the massager, I was pleased with its weight. It's not a cheap sentiment unit. I charged it for hours while cooking and eating dinner after a long day of snowboarding. After turning it on I was amazed at the power of this little guy. It's every bit as good as the $300 Hypervolt, half the size, and fits easily in a backpack pocket. I was not only impressed by the function of the device, but also by the new massage nozzle, which is now included in the scope of delivery! They have an air-cushioned or slightly rubberized tip that's great for knees and bony areas. I usually wince when massaging this area as I inevitably hit bone. This redesigned tip was amazing. I thought about giving it as a birthday gift after the review, but I think I'll keep it instead!