“The first time I knew massage gun is in my daughter's physical therapist's office, where he used it to treat the pain on my daughter's ankle. She is a dancer. From then on, I noticed the device for professional treatment. It happened that I saw this item only costs $40 on TRAKK. I compared it to other $100 massage gun. I found those expensive ones normally have more speed options and a LCD touch screen for battery life or energy level indication as additional functional. However, I do not think it is worth of the $60 difference. So I decided to buy this one and my daughter said it is amazing. It is quiet and has all necessary attachments and functions for a professional massage gun.It is a nice buy.”
“This worked amazingly well for the first week. It's not super-strong, but it was cheap and it does enough to work out some soreness. But after a couple weeks it started making crazy rattling noises and strange sounds like it was stripping some interior plastic gears or something. Then it just stopped charging.The second one was quieter and I thought the problems with the first one were a fluke, but then the second one started making the exact same noises. I almost don't want to use it because it is so loud and makes such a terrible plastic racket, it sounds like it's shaking apart. But the second one at least still takes a charge.Aside from the noise I really like it. The touch-buttons are annoying because it's so easy to touch them with any part of your skin while trying to reach various areas. The adjustable angle, that I thought would be a great idea, turned out to not really be worth it. 45 degrees is no more useful than 90 degrees, and having it straight out as a wand isn't really useful either because you can't reach your back or feet with any real pressure that way.The battery life is good, you get at least an hour out of it I think. And it does a good enough job getting deep into a muscle if you use one of the smaller included tips. But I can't really recommend it due to the awful racket it makes after a week and the questionable build quality.”
“Great quality, “manufacture did not give specific areas or uses “'yet named each implement “ that machine uses, guess you just use what you think feels good on what ever muscle needs worked on!”
