Review on 💆 Massage Gun for Athletes - Deep Tissue Handheld Percussion Muscle Massager, Super Quiet Electric Massager Helps Relieve Sore Muscles and Stiffness - Carbon Fiber by Denise Rose

Overall this is a good massage gun but the price is very different from similar devices. That's about 30-50 percent more for this device, and there's no real advantage over other full-size massagers in this form factor. Also, it works well and has a nice design with a simple user interface. The carbon fiber doesn't look very pretty, it's just a cheap design printed on plastic and doesn't look real at all. This model only has 7 speed settings while others have a display from 1 to 20, each with its own gradually increasing speed. The attachments are good, there are a few extras in the kit that aren't found on other massagers I've used. However, they're all hard plastic and don't offer enough value to offset the higher cost. Battery life is good and lasts a long time, even on the highest settings. Charging is via the included power adapter, and there's a power button on the bottom for a quick way to turn off the device when you're done using it. All controls are performed on the touchscreen on the back top of the device, and it has a pretty cool looking futuristic layout that clearly shows what power level you're using. The device comes with a nice semi-hard storage case and the attachments come in a pouch so they don't hang around in the case. I love this massage gun but was really hoping for more power as it costs a lot more but I actually didn't notice any difference at all. I don't usually factor cost into my reviews, but since there are so many other brands of therapeutic massagers out there, I think it matters in this case. I'd rate it much higher if the price was closer to $100, brought it up to par with comparable devices, added a few more attachments, and had a slightly nicer design.