Mebak 3 Massage Gun Deep Tissue Percussion Muscle Massager Gun Handheld Electric Back Neck Massager for Body Athlete Pain Relief Super Quiet Portable Sport Massager with Brushless Motor 7 Head 5 Speed

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Moving at the rear of the box we find a drawing of the Mebak 3 massage gun and its available attachments and a proper use warning message. LONG-LASTING BATTERY CAPACITY: Can continuously working at least 2-3 hours, normal daily use can last 2-3 weeks with fully charged (depending on the massage intensity you use, and turn off from the bottom when not use). It has five speeds (from 1,750 ppm to 2,400 ppm) and a 16 mm amplitude—the highest of all our picks.

The HoMedics Therapist Select Percussion Massager promises a battery life of two and a half hours; one charge lasted through our three-week testing period.The Hyperice Hypervolt 2 costs about the same as Therabody’s Theragun Prime (the original Hypervolt introduced in 2018 is discontinued). Anyway, it’s a nice feature to have in a fairly affordable massage gun, and we’re sure those who like it will appreciate it. These settings can range from 1000- to 5000 RPM, though most will fall into a narrower 1200- to 3200 RPM range. It also doesn’t vibrate down to the handle, although targeting hard-to-reach crevices on the body proved a bit difficult. A pressure sensor uses green, yellow, and red lights to indicate increasing amounts of pressure being applied during use, but they’re tough to see when you’re using the device on yourself.

How often you use a massage gun—a few times a day, once a day, once in a blue moon—depends on your specific goals, needs, and tolerance. Whether you need to relieve tension from sitting at a desk daily or a knot that's keeping you sidelined from being fully active, the Mebak3 instantly releases muscle tightness, knots, cramps, and spasms — without stalling. It gets you a lot in a very short span of time,” said Ericka Clinton of the Swedish Institute College of Health Sciences.However, you have to switch it off from the main switch at the bottom if you don’t want the battery to drain out. But we didn’t like the attachments: Though cheerful (one is a round, yellow smiley face), they felt cheap and a little silly, and we had a few issues with specific ones popping out during use.