Handheld Mini Massager Hand Held Rechargeable Electric Full Body Personal Massager Deep Tissue Percussion Muscle Pain Relief for Neck, Back, Shoulder, Hand Massage Tools Cordless Massagers Vibrating

Bought for my back pain
I love this little machine. It’s very quiet but has a lot of power.

Best MiniMassager, great for stopping leg cramps, and other cramps.
I’ve tried many cheap mini massagers, and this one is the best. Worth the higher price. IIt’s very durable, I’ve dropped it a lot, not trying to, but it’s never gotten damaged AT ALL, looks new, in the 9 months since I’ve bought it, and I do use it daily. That is excellent! Just about every cheap mini massager, at $5-15, with regular batteries, I’ve bought, which is many, mostly HomeMedics, but other brands as well, have at one point or another had broken parts, with their cheap plastic, anywhere from a few days, after purchase, to a couple months. This one’s a champion on that account, so durability is 5 stars.I also give the lithium battery 5 stars as well. With the cheap massagers, I have to replace AAA or AA batteries about anywhere from 2 weeks, to a month, of use, and after a while that gets old, running out to a box store to replenish those little guys… That’s the top advantage over the cheap HomeMedic ones. Once I got it, I charged it up, as the instructions recommend, or forcefully demand, that one fully charges it up before beginning to use it.Right away, it ran great, very strong vibrations, and I didn’t have to recharge it for about 3 months. That was very impressive, as I thought I’d have to recharge it far more frequently. The next charge was only about a month later, but with that last recharge, it’s been going strong for about 3 months now, with the vibration weakening a bit in the last week, telling me it’ll be time to do it again soon. But I think that’s a pretty good recharge record, that makes me give the lithium battery setup, for sure, 5 stars. With one caveat warning. I’ve run through several of these so far, and they have tended to have the lithium battery die out, after anywhere from 1-8 months. The worst was the last time, only one month, and the best one lasted nearly a year. So, it’s not a long lasting lithium battery they give you.It’s strong, long lasting between charges. If I had to buy another of these massagers instead, that’s not expensive either. So, it is far superior to the annoyance, and expense, of running to the box stores, more frequently, to get more conventional batteries, to refill the AAA batteries in the HomeMedic mini massagers.The massage itself it gives me is better than the other cheaper massagers, too, it’s more vigorous, without being annoying, and because of the design, you can vary the intensity, giving you a lot more control over how much pressure and vibration you want, which is great! I’d rate that as a 5, one of the best features. You just press down on the top section, no power button, just a large round mound of massager, and it starts humming and vibrating on the legs of the machine, which you place wherever you want a massage.Might sound weird here in text, as it’s hard to describe, but look at the photo on the page here, and you’ll get the idea. It’s really easy, so don’t worry about figuring it out, it’ll take you no more than a minute of poking around, before you’ll see that you’re supposed to just press down on the top section, and voila, the massager starts up. Nice, simple design! It’s more effective than the cheaper ones, with more variety. So, I give the design, and effectiveness, both a 5 star rating.The cost is reasonable, given some other similar lithium battery types are much more expensive, and at the $20 rate I bought it for, it isn’t too much more in cost, than the cheap $5-15 ones, but you end up saving money, in the long run of course, when not having to buy batteries at all, all the time.I use this for muscle stiffness, which I mostly get in my legs, cramping, but sometimes I get that also in my hands or arms, or under my ribcage. I don’t have this problem all the time, but it comes and goes, and it especially hits me suddenly, whenever the temperature drops severely, or under several other conditions, like damp weather, so I do need to use it frequently. I keep it on my night table next to my bed, as I get that often when I go to sleep, and I keep one in my car, since I can get cramps while driving, no fun, but immediately this machine stops that right away, and I can drive safely. Right away, it brings me complete, instant relief. I only have to use it for a half minute, usually, and at most up to 10-15 minutes for a more rare severe attack, and it always cures the symptoms perfectly, for a long time, like anywhere from 24 hours, to a couple hours, if I’m having more severe stiffness. It’s great, because it solves this problem completely, and makes it possible for me to have normalcy, normal days, every day, where I don’t have to change my routine, or my work, or what I do, and I have my life completely back!I’ve also used it, with great, and quick, effectiveness, for some lingering, ocassional neuralgia pain in my lower abdomen. I’m nearly all healed from the neuralgia, nerve pain, which I had a few years ago, then using acupuncture, electric stimulation machines, Glutathione pills, and a terrific pain cream called Neuragen, so I never used this product, until now for that problem, when I only get tiny sparks of pain that last only seconds, but this machine works well on that too, and makes the pain go away fast!Without this machine, I’d suffer through those other stiffness attacks I mentioned (not the neuralgia), where I’d have to use my hands to massage the body, or do chi gong, tai chi, or yoga for much longer, like 15 minutes to an hour, to stop the problem. Then, I might not feel like going out, to run errands or whatever, worrying I might get stiff, somewhere. Now, I just take this machine with me everywhere instead! I can’t put it in my pants pocket, but it does fit in a coat or jacket pocket, nicely, or a backpack, or briefcase or satchel. Fantastic, simple, healing machine.I’ve turned on friends of mine to it too, with similar problems, and they love it too. My girlfriend loves it too, and keeps buying a regular supply, for the same health issues. We’re all in our late 50’s to early 60’s, when these type of problems start. Wonderful solution! Works fast! If you have any of the problems I mentioned, give it a try, or you can start with the cheaper machines, and if they work, get this longer lasting, better, but a bit more expensive one. I’d say it’s great for muscle stiffness, arthritis, but for neuralgia it is very helpful, but if your neuralgia condition is more severe, I’d recommend trying the other things I mentioned, and of course consult your doctor or favorite health professional. Five stars all around, I recommend this mini massager machine very highly!The only downside is most of these have conked out after a few months, the last one conked out after only a month. So, that’s the only annoyance. I’ll keep using these, unless they give out too soon, as they are better than the HomeMedic ones. I keep both brands around, as I like to have several massagers around, at once. Sometimes, using 2 of them, at once, helps with a more severe cramp, to make it go away faster. Put the machine near the cramp, or a little further up from it, don’t put on the cramping spot, as that can hurt a lot. Put it nearby, and it will calm the nerves and muscles, and make the cramping stop completely, but you have to keep applying it for a few minutes, until you feel the cramping stop. That’s why I’ll have at least 2, and I like to have 1 in the car, and 2 more in a cabinet, in case any of them get lost or misplaced, then I have a backup system. Yes, I occassionally misplace them, that’s what happens at our age, too. They are all affordable enough, to have more than 1 or 2 around.

NOT ELIGIBLE FOR RETURN
I didn’t realize this was a non returnable item, if I did I wouldn’t have bought it. . A couple other things I didn’t realize before ordering:1. The “neck” of the massager is flexible. This helps I’m sure with not transferring vibration to your hand, but it also means that the neck absorbs a lot of the vibration that’s supposed to be going to whatever body part you’re massaging. Yes, vibration is pretty strong for a gadget this size, but the flexible neck makes it hard to feel that vibration. I tried pressing the massager very hard to my skin (compressing the flexible neck) to try and get more of the vibration, which worked if I only had one of the three “legs” pressed against my skin. With all three “legs” against the skin, as it’s designed, the vibration is dispersed and doesn’t feel nearly as strong. Not great for targeting knots.2. The vibration is activated by applying pressure to the massager. There is an on/off switch but it doesn’t actually vibrate until you press the massager against something. This was frustrating to me as it kept going on and off as I was trying to find the right spot, and with the flexible neck, it’s difficult to glide the massager over the skin while maintaining even pressure (keeping the vibration on). So it’s constant on and off. Very annoying. I tried using my hand to hold it tight to maintain vibration but that was a pain too.3. NOT. RETURNABLE. My biggest peeve ever.

It’s researchable
It has been a great muscle relaxer. It has a deeper vibration than the typical cheap battery vibrator. I would assume that is because it has a much better battery than the competition that has replaceable batteries. It nice this rechargeable too.

I don’t want to jinx anything because I’ve only had this a few days but so far I believe this is really helpful. I have terrible circulation in my lower legs and feet and this seems to be alleviating a lot of the pain and numbness in my feet!! I use it a couple times a day on my legs and feet. So far so good…fingers crossed!