Top Sale Mini Massage Gun Cordless Deep Tissue Mini Massager Recovery Massage Gun
Babson Industrial Group Limited- Contact Type：Round
- Material：ABS
- Massage Point：Whole Body
- Power Supply：Rechargeable
- USB：USB
- Power：Electric
Base Info
- Model NO.：M-03
- Color：Black, Red, Golden, Silver
- Transport Package：Box
- Specification：160*83*46mm
- Trademark：OEM
- Origin：China
- HS Code：9019101000
- Production Capacity：9000 PCS , Day
Description
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What to look for in a percussive massage gun
We looked at what came included in the box. We also looked at the devices themselves to determine what differentiated each model from the others.
Ultimately, we simply tried to justify the price differences
and which offered the most value.
1/ Speed and power:
These two elements are definitely the most important.
Everyone's pain tolerance and massage preferences differ, but anyone can benefit from a massager
with at least 3 settings: one being less intense so you can still use the gun on very sore muscles
where you are experiencing muscle tension or pain.
2/Type of motion: percussion and vibration are very different.
When shopping for a massage gun, consider which mechanism is more important to you.
3/Design and Ergonomics:
If you're going to invest a couple hundred dollars or more into a massage gun, we wanted to make sure it was made well and comfortable to use. We asked ourselves, "ls this something we could use without much fatigue?".
4/Portability:
If you're going to be traveling with your massage gun, you'll want one that can easily
fit into a bag or suitcase, or one that has its own carrying case. Though most are indeed handheld
massagers, some units are rather bulky, such as the TimTam and Hypervolt models.
5/Battery Life and Charging:
Pretty self-explanatory -- the longer the battery life, the better, as with all electronics
If you are going to be using your massage gun with any amount of frequency, it's important to know how long it's going to last before it cuts off.
No one wants to be tied to a wall socket!
6/Noise:
We ran the various scenarios of where you might use your massage gun.
For us, the last thing we want is to draw attention to ourselves while trying to stretch out a tight hamstring.
7/Attachments and accessories: Where on your body will you use the massage gun? If you'll only use it
on just your large muscles, such as your back and legs, you probably don't need many attachments or
accessories. But if you intend to use it on specific areas and trigger points, such as the arch of your foot
or your neck, you'd benefit from smaller attachments intended for those specific areas.
8/Cost:
Of course, you'll want to look for a therapeutic massager device within your budget. The most
expensive massage guns usually offer more adjustable speed, power and motion settings, but less
expensive models can certainly get the job done
What to look for in a percussive massage gun
We looked at what came included in the box. We also looked at the devices themselves to determine what differentiated each model from the others.
Ultimately, we simply tried to justify the price differences
and which offered the most value.
1/ Speed and power:
These two elements are definitely the most important.
Everyone's pain tolerance and massage preferences differ, but anyone can benefit from a massager
with at least 3 settings: one being less intense so you can still use the gun on very sore muscles
where you are experiencing muscle tension or pain.
2/Type of motion: percussion and vibration are very different.
When shopping for a massage gun, consider which mechanism is more important to you.
3/Design and Ergonomics:
If you're going to invest a couple hundred dollars or more into a massage gun, we wanted to make sure it was made well and comfortable to use. We asked ourselves, "ls this something we could use without much fatigue?".
4/Portability:
If you're going to be traveling with your massage gun, you'll want one that can easily
fit into a bag or suitcase, or one that has its own carrying case. Though most are indeed handheld
massagers, some units are rather bulky, such as the TimTam and Hypervolt models.
5/Battery Life and Charging:
Pretty self-explanatory -- the longer the battery life, the better, as with all electronics
If you are going to be using your massage gun with any amount of frequency, it's important to know how long it's going to last before it cuts off.
No one wants to be tied to a wall socket!
6/Noise:
We ran the various scenarios of where you might use your massage gun.
For us, the last thing we want is to draw attention to ourselves while trying to stretch out a tight hamstring.
7/Attachments and accessories: Where on your body will you use the massage gun? If you'll only use it
on just your large muscles, such as your back and legs, you probably don't need many attachments or
accessories. But if you intend to use it on specific areas and trigger points, such as the arch of your foot
or your neck, you'd benefit from smaller attachments intended for those specific areas.
8/Cost:
Of course, you'll want to look for a therapeutic massager device within your budget. The most
expensive massage guns usually offer more adjustable speed, power and motion settings, but less
expensive models can certainly get the job done