“I was impressed with this unit. I especially like the large wireless pad. It's got plenty of power and the batteries last a good while. The first charge lasted a good 6 or 7, 30 minutes sessions. The adhesive on pads is very strong and stays stuck as long as I have wanted. Well worth the money”
“The machine worked well, I would like a bit more power but it does the trick on my back. It connected to my phone easy enough. I like to see an update on the app to include more massage modes.”
“I'm really glad I bought this, I had the smart relief until but couldn't find replacement pads for it, I bought some generic pads and they were ok. I pulled the trigger and bought this unit and I must say this little thing is powerful and works really well; so glad I got this, I may buy another just to have. * I also bought some replacement pads for this and they work just the same”
“I love and hate this thing. Yes, it's beautifully packaged, they clearly put a lot of effort into the aesthetics of the thing, love the carrying case, the app is great (when it stays connected, which is a problem), the charger is easy and convenient, and I love the wireless options. However, I've never seen a unit that didn't allow you to use different settings for different pads. For example, I would use a higher setting on two pads placed on thicker skin/muscles while simultaneously using a lower setting on the other two pads placed on thinner skin/muscles where the higher setting was uncomfortable. I was floored that this is the only unit in existence that fails to do this, so you're limited to doing one setting at a time. No idea why they'd design it this way. Makes it impossible to comfortable target specific muscle groups all at once.”
