Massage Gun with Upgraded Extended Handle, Back Neck Massager for Pain Relief Deep Tissue Massage Hammer Deep Tissue, Percussion Massage Gun with 4 Massage Heads & 5 Speed Levels

My back is happy. I don't need another person for my back massage.

A lot of these massage guns end up being really similar in functionality - but this one is quite unique in the bend that it has. This allows me to reach parts of my back (comfortably) that I wouldn't have been able to reach alone before. Instead of needing the wife to help out - this allows me to use it independently and it's really great for that.The attachments are all the standard type that you would expect from a massage tool like this. Overall, I really like this!

I love this percussion massager as now I can massage my back properly. Compared to typical percussion massagers It is a lot more comfortable to hold and I can reach my entire back. The motor is powerful enough and I haven't felt the need to use higher than the 1st level. There are different attachments as well as a mesh bag included. The battery lasts a long time. And it is priced under $45. Can't beat it for all those things combined and I think it will make an excellent gift!

While this is great to massage the back all by yourself, you need to have good arm strength. Yes the massager reaches places in the back that you can't reach. Yes it does massage. But very lightly, unless you apply pressure. Now, when you apply pressure, the massager starts to jump around the back. Unless you have enough strength in your arms to keep it in place while applying pressure. I see this being useful and functional to fit men but not really for people who are weak or not physically fit.

Works amazing and has great battery life. Able to get nice and deep into the muscles without running out of strength

The media could not be loaded. This is a decent quality hammer massager. It comes with a variety of different types of attachments, a USB charging cord, a mesh bag for holding all the stuff, and instructions. It appears to be made of good quality materials and is easy to charge. This is a "hammer" style massager, meaning the main function is a "pounding" in and out type of function. Personally, I do not prefer this type of massager as it felt very rough and pounded against my muscles.I did not understand the different attachments or why one is better than the other or why you would use one for one particular area or another. I tried them all in a variety of places and it didn't seem to make much difference to me. If I were to pick one, it would probably be the "ball" one since it's not just hard plastic like the others. With that said, I'm just not impressed with this type of massager. However, it is a good massager, powerful, reasonably priced, and appears to be make with good quality materials. I believe that this style of hammer massager is something that is just a matter of personal preference. If you are familiar with these types of massager devices then this one would be a good choice. However, if you prefer a softer, vibrating type massager, then this one would not be for you. Overall, I would generally recommend this product.

This massage gun features a hammer-style design with a variety of attachments and a lightweight structure for easy handling. It is made of durable materials and includes a USB charging cord, mesh bag, and clear instructions. The device operates with five speed settings, although levels one and two require minimal pressure to function effectively. While it proves useful for reaching difficult areas, the flexible neck sometimes hinders the ability to apply sufficient pressure on certain spots. The overall design is intended to facilitate self-massage, particularly in the back and shoulders.

If you've never used a Sawzall, skip the last sentence.This is a powerful bugger. Mine came out of the box fully charged, and though I read directions, it's really straightforward. On/off and choose the speed and mode...that's it. The rubber/poly coating is nice and easy to grip, UNTIL you try to use it! The bent angle structure meant to reach your back is really hard to hang on to at even the lowest speed/mode. If you even slightly press it to your back, it jumps all over the place! If you try to "lay it gently" it also jumps all over the place. So, it's not the power levels (which are great and very versatile), but the construction/engineering that is just unmanageable. I was going to give this to my 86-year-old mom, but there is NO way she'd be able to use this even on a sore knee.I'd say that maybe another person could use this on a back if using 2 hands, but sheesh, it would be a workout. Good idea, but it needs better engineering for the actual user.For anyone who has ever used a Sawzall to cut a small branch without support - yeah, it's like that. :)