AsopalAsopal Handheld Personal Massager, Personal Tension Relief, Portable Rechargeable Body Massage Tool, Cordless Wand Massager for Women, Men Full Body Relax, Back Massage Gift Hand Held

for sore muscles......? yeah my Kitty was sore so i massage it with this call it Clit Beater 3000 CB for short

Pretty Powerful for its size. Good for massage therapy on tense muscles

This was the best of all the massages I have owned; for two days. It worked wonders on my neck and shoulders; for two days. The main problem with the unit is "it was made in China." I have had several of these massagers made in China, and they never last long even though I take good care of them. I am a 75 year old man who does not abuse these units, but I hate to say it, China makes these massagers to break easily.

Handheld Personal Massager, Personal Tension Relief, Portable Rechargeable Body Massager, Cordless Wand Massager for Women, Men Full Body Relax, Back Massager Hand HeldThe smart massager comes economically packaged in a plain white cardboard box with pictures of the product on the outside , and some basic manufacturers info.Inside the box, the massager is packaged from dust and dirt and a clear plastic bag. There is also a usba to USBC charging cable and a small fold out instruction booklet. Please know that this does not come with a wall adapter, you'll have to provide your own.Looking at the unit itself, the main body is a sparkling metallic green hard plastic body with a gray stripe on the back of rubberized silicone for a good grip. The massaging head of the unit is a similar rubber feeling silicone and has a very flexible head to it. The very bottom of the handle has the USBC charging port. (One of the reasons why I chose this massager is it has a quote standard" USBC charging plug. Too many units similar to this have some type of proprietary plug. I like that this has an easy to source cable for power, should you lose yours or damage it. The front of the unit has a shield-shaped Chrome piece with the power switch in the middle. Pressing the power switch once turns it on, subsequent presses roll you through a variety of vibration patterns. To turn it off, you can click through all the patterns or just hold it down for a few seconds and it will shut off.When you plug it in to charge, the button in the middle of the shield shaped chrome piece glows blue and flashes slowly. (According to the instruction booklet, it will stay solid and always in an ‘on’ state when it is fully charged.) There's nothing on the stick that gives you the current state of charge, nor is there anything in the instruction booklet about how long it takes to charge fully. The instructions do note that you cannot use it while it is charging. Also, keep in mine this is not rated for any water use.Using the massager, it is fairly quiet, and the vibrations are fairly intense. Although it comes with several speeds and patterns, I would wish for more choices forspeed/intensity.The bottom line on this device? It is good for pinpoint rather than a broad area. The fact that it is fairly quiet, and has common recharge connection is a plus.The size and head shape make it easy to direct vibrations where needed.

My wife really loves this “face massager”! It really makes her face shake rattle and roll. 😉 It has dramastically improved our face time. It literally takes 1.2 seconds to get the job done. And then we have to use towels to clean her face off. It is suoer powerful and any man that wants to please his womans face to death, this is worth every penny!

Quality built, noise level moderate, a good range of speeds and intensity to personalize the massage, easy to charge and holds charge well

Head snapped off after about 4 months of regular use, exposing sharp metal. Clearly not made to last, very disappointing.Edit: Upgrade to three stars. Seller was responsive and offered refund, which was great. It felt very validating to receive a genuine apology. It feels like they care about the quality of their products, I would give them another chance.

I suffer from arthritis in my hands. I use a wired massager at home to relieve pain in my palms and fingers. I needed a massager to take on trips, particularly where the voltage is 220 instead of 110 . I chose this over a few other USB rechargeable models. Although not as powerful as the Magic Wand, it seemed better than the other portables. But it has a very poor connection point to the USB charging port. It was distressing, as the device became useless, so I threw it away during my trip in Europe. My hands lacked the daily relief they needed for the remainder of my vacation.