Massage Gun Deep Tissue with Extended Handle, 12MM Handheld Electric Back Muscle Massager for Pain Relief, Quiet Percussion Massage Gun with LED Screen & 4 Massage Heads, 3 Modes & 5 Speed Levels

I was just telling my daughter that I could probably give away everything in my house right now except this hammer massager😂 I wasn’t expecting much because of the price point, but I was wrong about that! I underwent nerve ablation surgery about 8 years ago and only now have the nerves begun to regenerate to the point that it is problematic. This massager has been a lifesaver until I can have the surgery redone. It has a number of different settings, including the “percussion”. I do the ice/heat routine on my neck which I hate, and follow up with this, which helps with the muscle tension. Mine tends to turn itself off after a few minutes when the charge falls below 40%, which is fine; I just charge it at that point. I don’t know how long it will last, but I will just replace it, immediately, with this same one if the need arises.

Works very well and it is a real help to my wife. It just needs a better explanation of how to use it.

I have had the unit for a month and it refuses to hold a charge. During the time it would, it worked well albeit with a few caveats.The on/off/selector switch is in a horrible place. It is right where you must hold the handle in operation. It constantly changes the settings while using. The unit is under-powered. If you apply too much presseure to an area, and it doesnt take much, the unit bogs down and will turn off.At it's best, the unit would run for 10 minutes at a time before needing a recharge. Now, it runs for about 1 then Er appears on l the LCD screen.

This is an amazing equipment. You don't need someone to use this for you. The curve in the handle aids for using the equipment on back with ease. The attachments are easy to attach and remove, slight push and things get done.I am a researcher and I work in lab with heavy machinery, my right shoulder is weak, and gets sore quickly, sometimes because of operating heavy machinery sometimes because of the mouse operating position. With the massager, I get some instant relief and relaxation of the muscle. The vibration level are good and not very noisy. Something to be mindful of is don't use directly on muscle. It's convenient to use by self, but also be mindful to not massage any muscle. I wouldn't use this on my spine. Would definitely ask someone to help with that. All in one value for money, and would recommend this to people looking for something in budget.

This massager has been incredibly helpful! I bought it for neck pain, but have found wider uses for it. The hooked handle allows you to get at those spots that are impossible or hard to get at. It comes with 4 different massage heads for different types of massage and for different parts of your body.The ball head is good for general massage. The forked head works well not only on your back, but also for getting the muscles in your neck that are on either side of your spine. The bullet head targets deep muscle pain, and the triangle head works on arms and legs. I used the round, forked, and bullet heads on my neck and they really helped. (Tip: put your forehead against a wall or other solid surface when using the massager on your neck. That will minimize or eliminate the head shaking that comes from the powerful vibrations.)The triangle head worked incredibly well on my calves. I’ve been fighting knotted calf muscles for years with a doctor and massage therapist, and using the massager has helped break up those muscle knots really quickly!This massager is both effective and versatile. Great buy!

Works great but on off button needs to find different placement

This is the second one I got and the unit failed both times. Eventually both stopped holding a charge. Battery life slowly degrades over a months time and then stops working. I missed the return window in the second unit so now I'm out my money.**Update, customer service made the issue right by giving a refund.

The media could not be loaded. I work on my desk for over 7-8 hours a day & have myofascial pain between left shoulder blade & spine. For last couple of years I have been using the hairdryer shaped massager, but its battery is no longer charging so bought this one. It was quite a bit of work to use the older massager on back. Certainly, the reach of this J shape is better for massaging the back. I usually use the bullet shaped attachment for my trigger-point /spot pains on my back, & the Y shaped adapter for massaging the aching Achilles Tendon on feet. Massager is very light weight, & charges quite fast. One recommendation I have for the manufacturer is to move the power BUTTON to an alternate position as it gets pressed unintentionally when in use for the back. Overall… fantastic buy!