Review on Massager KOMBELLA Percussion Relaxation Portable by Jared Perry

I test many massage guns between $25 and $250 (including well known brands like Hypervolt). It's not one of my favorites BUT I have to consider the price - it's under $40! For the price it's pretty cool. I'm not usually impressed with my mini massager until you get in the $70 range. This one is almost as good as the $70, so close I'd say if you want to stay on budget. Most cheaper mini massagers don't hold any pressure at all, this does a good job IF you are a regular home user and not an athlete or bodybuilder. If you're looking for something to relax your shoulder or massage your back from time to time because you have an office job or a truck driver, this will work. It doesn't come with a case. I was only able to test one mini massager that came with a case, so I don't care if the case is missing. All of the other 2 dozen I tested used the box as an enclosure, and it's the same here. The box is yours. But it's small enough to easily fit in a desk drawer. It has 4 speeds, the maximum is 3000 rpm. Can you find faster/stronger? Yes. 3200-3600 is normal. I've seen several over 4000 rpm. Let me tell you, I have fairly sensitive skin that bruises easily. I prefer 800-1200 rpm. My husband is a typical man who spends 50/50 of his time on construction sites and behind a desk. So he is moderately complex in the nature of his work. And he lets me use the massager on his shoulder a lot - he seems to prefer 2400-2800 rpm. So the fact that it doesn't go over 3,000 rpm doesn't bother me at all. It's all a matter of taste and how much you want/need a massage. It's easy to hold, easy to use, saves you chiropractor visits, and compares to $70 mini massagers. Only spend more if you need a case, more rotations, or an upgrade to a full-size massager that offers more mounting options.