Cheaper for a reason but still gets the job done
There’s a reason these massage guns generally sell for at least $200. While I appreciate the more affordable alternative, it didn’t take long to see why it was only $75. The touch screen display often doesn’t work, requiring a hard reset of the battery. The screen also displays either 99 or 80 which I guess represents battery life remaining but that’s not accurate either. Battery pack is not removable as the user manual would suggest; it actually seems like it was written for a different version of this machine.<br /><br />Functional issues aside, it does the trick if you’re ok navigating some of those small headaches. It’s more of an inconvenience factor and I’m sure I’ll see more quirks down the road but, after the first week, in happy with the massage therapy aspects of the product.<br /><br />A reasonable alternative for a fraction of the cost.
Rating: 3 stars