Doesn't keep water warm enough
I do believe that feet health is essential to your overall well being. The Beurer foot spa massager barely accomplishes that mission. I'm coming from a Brookstone foot spa user which is generally priced at about 40 dollars more so please keep that in mind. The Beurer FB21 does come with the basics that any foot spa should have. It produces bubbles, has a massage roller at the bottom, vibration mode, and a couple of pedicure attachments. But it falls short in the advertised "maintains temperature" which is a major issue for me because I like my feet feeling toasty. It also doesn't have jet sprays that my old Brookstone has. That feature in itself, i'd pay extra for. I also find the rollers at the bottom a bit too rough and hard. Maybe this will soften up with time. If maintaining weather temp or jet sprays aren't important to you, then this could be perfect for you. But for me, it doesn't check all the boxes.<br /><br />Pros:<br />- Carrying handle<br />- Multiple spa attachments (callus remover, foot brush, acupressure node)<br />Cons:<br />- No jet sprays<br />- Doesn't maintain temperature or keep water hot enough (claims that it does)<br />- No bubble intensity settings<br />- Rough foot roller attachments<br /><br />I've attached some images next to the hair dryer to provide size comparison.
Rating: 3 stars