Better than vibration style massagers! - Easy to use but hard to read
Positives<br />-Easy to figure out without reading the manual<br />-It’s a shiatsu massage style (kneading/rolling) with air compression (inflated air pressure/squeezing). This is better than a vibration massager!<br />-3 intensity levels<br />-Relatively quiet<br />-The fabric liners are removable to wash and clean.<br />-Spacious for average sized feet: It fits up to size 12 men and 14 women.<br />-The massage feels nice and relaxing for the whole foot, toes included.<br />-There are non-slip rubbers at the bottom.<br /><br />Potential Negatives/Neutrals<br />-Not easy to see the selections. Designer tries to make it sleek and minimalistic but harder to read instead.<br />-The buttons are flat and work like a touchscreen. Not a physical/tactile button to press down. I can imagine this being complicated for the visually impaired since it’s harder for them to navigate.<br />-The printed letters are not backlit. Just an observation, not a big deal to me.<br />-Heat is weak. Not toasty warm.<br />-Overall dimension of machine is quite big/bulky. Hard to store.<br />-The DC power adapter is kind of short. Approximately 6ft long. The cord is removable from the machine but it needs to be plugged into the wall outlet to operate. The plug-in port is on the right side of the massager.<br /><br />Overall, my mother and I enjoyed the foot massage. It has potential to be better with some minor improvements.
Rating: 4 stars