RENPHOMassage Gun Deep Tissue with Heat and Cold, FSA HSA Eligible Percussion Muscle Massage Gun Bluetooth with 12mm Amplitude, Handheld Massager Gun, Power+ Thermacool

Love this, so worth it we use it often, works great! love the multiple attachments and speeds, nice case, it's great quality, good size and also love the hot/cold attachment

This device seems like a good value for the money spent. The unit seems solid and comes with several attachments in a sturdy case. Incudes a USB charging cable. I like that better than the old bulky converter charger. There is no charging cube to plug into 110 so you’ll have to use the one off your phone

As they say do not push to hard as it will shutdown but don't worry as you can turn it right back on. I do enjoy the heat it gives out when needing it and is simple to operate

I have never used a massage gun before and was so excited to get this one for Christmas. This gun only has 6 settings. One the lowest setting, it is still too powerful and painful to use on most parts of my body. I can only tolerate it in a few places and it does relieves pain where I can use it. The gun overall is good. It has a nice case, charges easy, has multiple attachments, and the battery last a long time in between charges. I think I will be giving it away as a gift and buying another one for me that has 20+ levels and hope I can find a setting that works for me personally.

I was a little skeptical prior to ordering the product. I've had a theragun mini and have tried out some full sized "reputable" massage guns at friends' houses. To my satisfaction, this product has exceeded all expectations. The battery life has been excellent thus far. The massage gun will turn off after 10 minutes even if you change the speed setting but that's not a problem. I like that it does this so that I know I'm not using it for longer than I should. It's been great for easing the knots in my trapezius. I do a lot of heavy exercises along with long runs and the muscles feel less sore using the massager gun post workouts. It's fairly lightweight and is not very noisy, even at the highest speed setting. It comes with a case which makes it easy to travel with and also helps to organize all the attachments. Its performance is certainly on par with the more expensive and better known massage guns.

I bought this for my boyfriend as a last minute gift and I am so glad that I did! He absolutely loves it! It is a quality massage gun at a great price. The different levels and attachments make it perfect for every type of muscle relief.

I had issues with charging my massager. Customer service was helpful and it is working. I have lots of pain from my muscle tightness and this massager is great at helping relieve that pain.

I have alot of experience with using massagers and massage guns to help manage a chronic pain disorder I've dealt with for most of my life. Having a reliable and effective massager often dictates how long it'll take me to get out of bed in the morning, and how much I can accomplish throughout the day. Because I need to take breaks and massage myself.I will admit that it does seem to be well built. Way too many times have I purchased one of these guns and they feel smooth at first, but whatever cheap material is used to dampen the vibrations ends up wearing out, and a few weeks or a few months later, the massager becomes noisy, rough, uncomfortable and looses much of their therapeutic effectiveness.So far this Renpho massager has remained very smooth. And ive put it through its paces!However, a 10mm amplitude isn't nearly sufficient to get deep in the muscles to relieve pain and tension, or loosen up knots and stiffness. Feels like it barely penetrates my muscles at all. For minor aches, this might help you. But for serious soreness, stiffness, knots and tension, forget it..I find that somewhere between 12mm and 16mm amplitude to be the sweet spot for a good, deep, effective massage that doesn't feel brutal. It's kinda wild how much of a difference only a few millimeters makes.Also, one of the photos claims it has a 150w brushless motor, which simply isn't true. The instruction manual says it's a 25w brushless motor and with how weak it feels, that would have been my guess.The major Achilles heel of this massager is the battery life! Its ATROCIOUS! They claim it has a 2500mAH battery and yet somehow this little thing burns through its battery very fast! Even on lower speeds. Id give the battery life a 2 out of 5.I own a more powerful Renpho massager, the R3, which I'll be writing a separate review for, but that model has a 35w motor if I remember correctly (even though the photo claims 100w), and the same 2500mAH capacity and yet this little massager burns through its battery just as fast as the R3, which I find very unusual.I regret missing the return window on this massager, because im pretty disappointed with them and they just don't provide the help I need daily. Will probably give them to a friend who exercises but doesn't deal with chronic widespread pain and stiffness like mine.If Renpho improves the battery life and their transparency about their massagers, they might have a really solid product here, but as they are now they just don't hit the mark for me.The only reason I'm giving it a 3* is because im impressed with how smooth it's remained while I've used it. Ill give credit where credit is due, because MANY other massagers, including more expensive, big name brand ones on the market have failed at making reliable, long lasting dampening in their massage guns. Im looking at you Hypervolt...