Massage Gun Deep Tissue, ABsuper Powerful Percussion Muscle Massager with LCD&Power Display and Pressure Sensor, Ultra Quiet Handheld Fascia Muscle Gun with 8 Massage Heads for Muscle Pain Relief

I love everything about it

Brought for my daughter she is very pleased. Other family members now want one.

good powerful motor, decent battery, only gripe is that because it is under £50 it doesn't qualify for the extra 3 years warranty that cost £5

Didn’t work on opening it. Sent back and bought different one

I have a couple of these massage guns and there is a difference between the expensive one I own (was about £200) and this one which is priced at £34 - it simply isn't as powerful or have the same depth of movement to get into the muscle deeper. With that said, for the price which is about 6 times less than the other one I have it is absolutely a great piece of kit.This will do the job of helping to ease muscle soreness and aid your recovery, it might need longer to do the same job as a more powerful one, or more pressure applied by the user but will do the job eventually.I'm giving this 4 stars, great entry level massage gun for someone who isn't decided on whether one of these will benefit them

This product is the only gun you should be holding in your hand, it does favours that no one else will do for you. The battery on it is amazing and can last a couple of days. Due to the nature of my work, I am always on my feet and when I come home I massage my feet for 15-20 minutes each foot. I can highly recommend this product.

I’ve been doing a lot of exercises in front of the TV and I must say it’s a lot harder than I thought. I’ve had aches and pains all over my body and this “massaging gun” from ABsuper has really got into all the nooks and crannies.When I say “gun” it really does look like a gun and it’s strong too, it has 7 modes of vibration and the intensity ranges from 1800 to 3600rpm which is plenty for me - I personally enjoy a deep massage with plenty of pressure and this is the first machine that has that kind of pressure that I like.The whole massage set-up is very “premium” looking and it comes in a smart case which houses the main body as well as the eight different heads.I’ve been impressed with the whole package and now I’m always looking forward to it after a workout.If I’m being nitpicky, then it's the charge time. It takes a whopping 3 hours to charge and will return Bly last about 8 hours of use - this is dependent on the level of intensity though and it will shut off automatically after 10 minutes use, despite the settings.I’ve had it for several days now and still, there is no sign of it giving up the ghost.It a reasonably priced purchase and so far it’s living up to its price tag.

This took a little bit of getting used to, my usual massage device simply vibrated at a high oscillation, whereas this is more of an in/out movement so it kind of punches the skin. This isn’t as bad as it sounds, it is just a matter of getting used to how much pressure to apply, the head to attach, angle of contact and speed. Some of the heads are designed for a 90 degree angle which penetrates deep into the muscle, whereas others are rounded and allow for a gentler massage. This seemed to work best on large muscle groups. Where the structures are more boney, you have to take the pressure off lest you risk bruising as muscle is compressed against bone. It was good for lumbar muscles, but you had to be careful when moving from one side to the other. As you cross the boney part of the spine it could be painful. Once I got used to this, I found it really helpful. My main problem muscle group are my calf muscles. A back injury years ago left me with restless leg syndrome where the muscle fibres are constantly fibrillating. On bad days the muscles start to cramp up. Using this eases the tightness, the inner core of knotted muscle is relaxed, and blood flow is improved which means more oxygen and less cramps.Some days I can’t use this, it leaves me with an intense itching feeling and I have to stop after less than a minute, so it isn’t the complete answer to my problems. That being said, it is far better than nothing at all and at the moment, it is much better than Tens stimulation and my current massage device. There is some vibration through the handle when in use, but not to the point of discomfort, at least not for single sessions daily.In respect of the device itself, it is a little weighty, but in a good way. It is easy and comfortable to hold and use. Power on is a switch at the base of the handle and speed is a touch sensor on the body. A digital display tells you a % of battery remaining. It is quick to charge and a charge lasts for a number of sessions. There are several heads to choose and the whole kit comes in a semi-rigid zip up carry case. In operation it isn’t overly noisy, obviously you can hear it, but it won’t break the relaxation mood if you are using it on a patient.