Review (2/5): Really hoped it would be better..
The 3Q has a quality build but the actual massage could have been better. I am a man's size 11 and my feet are a tad too big, but it is close enough. I also have feet that can take a beating. Beat them, twist them, bend them... It all feels good! Now having said that, this massager can hurt. The gnurling action for the bottom of the feet is predictable and always uses the same motions. A few of those massagers feel too hard and even sharp sometimes. I've found myself having to change angles often cause it could sometimes jab too hard. None of this would be too bad except that the airbags that squeeze the tops of your feet aren't as adjustable as the directions say and have a ton of pressure. You can adjust it, but only in the generic mode. If you want to use any either of the modes, you get the strongest pressure. I used to love foot massages of any kind, but I honestly find myself disappointed or too uncomfortable to enjoy it. It's more like a novelty now, and I've never heard anyone who's used it say, "wow, that really feels good!". It's just kind of a cool gadget, but other units have felt much better to me. I took a gamble based off of reviews and honestly wish I'd have gotten a different one.