Silvergear Massage Gun Pro

Intensity Modes This hand massager is one of the most diverse massagers I've used. I use it weekly when I have muscle pain or when I suffer from heavy or stiff muscles. The lowest setting is quite soft, so I usually start a few notches higher. If you really have a lot of muscle pain or just can't stand hard massages, these lowest settings are nice. You adjust the intensity in small steps, so you gradually increase the pressure. power I use the highest settings most often, because they penetrate your muscles well and relieve the pain. Of course it sometimes feels painful, but that is part of hand massagers. The highest intensity is lower than with more professional hand massagers, so if you really want to perform firm massages, it may be too soft. attachments My most used attachment is the standard round head, but if you need different pressure points you have plenty to choose from. Especially the more pointed pieces help you to focus more specifically on one muscle. Weight With a weight of 1 kilogram, this device is quite average. So it's not super heavy to hold when massaging my legs. It does sometimes get heavy if I massage my back or shoulders for a few minutes, because your arm is then in an awkward position. The weight makes it more difficult to hold the device for a long time. store What I really like is the storage case where you keep everything neatly together. All small parts, such as the attachments and charger, can easily be lost without a storage case. Parts are also less likely to damage and I can easily take the device with me when I go away for a weekend.

After a cheap massage gun looked for a more powerful but not too expensive one. This one fits here :-)

The massage itself works very well: you can push well without losing speed. The harder you push, the louder, but not very much. In general, the noise level is quite quiet, yet it can be disturbing like someone using a vacuum cleaner in another room with the door open. So not really anything to complain about. The battery indicator drops faster when you use it at high speeds, and rises again when you go back to lower speeds. With the indicator light band on the battery, it is easy to see if you are still above 20%. Until now, got an error once when using on