Flyby Massage Gun Deep Tissue - Muscle Massage Gun for Athletes F1Pro - Handheld Electronics Back, Shoulder & Neck Massager - Lightweight Percussive Body Massager - Holiday Gift for Women and Men

Excellent battery life I use it for 20 mins and I feel my entire body relieved, no noticeable diminish in power even when not charged for a few days. Decent attachments, like 6 I think? wish one wasn't too pointy but the rest work for every thing. Wish it had a little travel pouch so I wouldn't just dump it in my gym bag or luggage. Like a soft shell one others sell, however for the price, it was on sale for almost $20 off, this is a no brainer and its my second one. I'm a 26 yo male, athletic and it works for me. Purchased one for my grandma, she's a little older, easy to use since its 3 modes, no need to figure out what speed, just click the same button 3 times and its at its highest, 4th click and its off. Easy to use for elders who exercise and its not harsh or incredibly fast to the point it hurts you. Photos are as described, no sense in adding one but I might update my review later to add one just in case.

We have been using it for about a month now and it is fantastic! Our previous experience with store bought massage products felt lacking, so this product exceeded our expectations. When comparing products, this one had amazing reviews and looked comparable to the more expensive models. The massage gun is more than enough for us on the low setting so far, giving us a deep massage and loosening knots in our shoulders and lower back, and relieving pressure on our feet after a long day. My only comment is that the blue lights that show what speed setting it is on is very bright. When using it on my husband and moving it around, it shines into my eyes. Overall, we are very pleased with this purchase and would recommend it to anyone looking for a great massager at a killer price!

I have suffered with chronic back pain for approximately 8 months. I started going to physical therapy and have been through various pain relieving techniques. After a session of dry needling, my PT took out the Accugun Impact massage gun and used it where she had needled me......AMAZING! She explained to me that the impacts helped to encourage blood flow into the area which in turn helps with the pain in my frozen muscle. When I left that day.....the PT told me I could find the impact massage gun on Amazon if I were interested. I tried, but I didn't have the brand -- and there are about 100 different versions out there. Because it helped me so much --- I wanted to make sure I got the exact gun!!! ACCUGUN it was.....and I had mine right after Christmas! It is a game changer. Even though my pain is in my middle back....with some awkward stretching, I can actually use it on myself. The gun itself is wonderful......it has a lot of different tips --- but I really only use 2 of them. A drawback was that there is no real explanation of what each of the tips is best for.....that might be something the company can improve. The other thing that is really nice......it doesn't take a long time to be effective. I rarely use it more than 5-7 minutes. Another great thing.....as many people as want can use it as need it. Finally --- the battery lasts forever. I have only charged it twice in a month. I can't say enough good things about this gun.....I have recommended it to many of my friends!

This deep tissue massage gun is a very effective tool for easing muscle tension and soreness after workouts or long days. It provides strong, targeted pressure that helps loosen tight areas and improve overall recovery. The different intensity settings make it easy to adjust based on comfort level, and it’s simple to use on different muscle groups. Overall, it’s a powerful and practical recovery device that delivers noticeable relief when used consistently.

This is the best massager I've ever used. I've had issues in the glute, hip, and lower back area. The sciatic nerve and/or the piriformis muscle may be involved. I don't know LMT-level anatomy, but when glutes pull on the lower back, or something feels pinched that's too deep to reach by hand, this massage gun is great for that. It's easy to use because it's cordless and the handle is not slippery. The attachments have a soft texture - kind of like a hard, foam-covered tennis ball. I have rather large hands, and I find the handle and weight to be comfortable. If you have very small hands, you could potentially think it's slightly big or heavy. The weight with the smaller ball attachment is just under 2 lbs. (1 lb, 14.5 oz, says the food scale). The handle is around 6" circumference, 1.9" diameter. Glutes and hips are tough because I can't possibly apply nearly enough pressure with by hand - especially at such odd angles which would damage my wrists. The previous massagers that I've tried would bog down or stop under pressure. (One even broke internally and had pieces rattling.) I love how with the Flyby, the power actually ramps up when you press harder (within reason). That was a surprising and wonderful bonus that is perfect for deeper muscle/nerve problems in the glute area.

I have seen these before and after trying my father in laws I wasn’t a fan. It hurt and was uncomfortable so it wasn’t worth spending $400 or more. Then a friend of mine had this. Very easy to use and was a lifesaver after a football tournament. There are 3 strength modes with a variety of attachments that come with it. If you get one, try each level with different attachments for different areas of you body. It’s great after sports games, workouts, running and I even use it in the morning when I wake up to get the muscles warmed up before work. I have found I prefer certain attachments for my legs than my back and so on so don’t hesitate to mix them up. To change the attachment, just pull the other one straight out and push the new one in. There’s no release button or anything so it’s super easy. The unit does come with extra O rings for the attachments in case one breaks. I’ve had mine for about a month and use it 3-4 times a week. I still haven’t had to recharge it since the first time I charged it so the battery is good!!! As far as pain relief I rated that part 3 starts only because it’s a temporary relief (on back let’s say) but it’s not a healing machine. It will however break up the lactic acid after physical activity and I’ve found I’m less sore the next day after using this. So don’t take the 3 star for pain relief to harsh because like the title says, best $100 I’ve ever spent. Last thing is good for couples. I’m terrible at back massages and my wife enjoys when I use this on her back because it relieves tension and feels like a good massage so she’s sold on it as well. After a long day of walking or being on your feet at work, the flat runs attachment feels great on the bottom of your feet! Take care all and enjoy

Pros: QUIET - this was most important factor for me since I have housemates and a very thin wall (CA). I have a tower fan in my room and I can't tell which one is louder. Point being it's low key and won't disturb the peace. POWER - just the right amount and gets the job done. You can adjust how powerful it feels with how much you press the massage gun to yourself. BATTERY - I use it ~15min daily and by the end of the week it's still at 80%, and I charge it at that point. It's nice to not have battery anxiety like I do with my phone. 1 YEAR WARRANTY - Another big reason for the purchase, there's so many massage guns on the market and the name brand ones are expensive. This massage gun has 1 year warranty so that provides good peace of mind. Cons: Not as powerful as Hypervolt BUT honestly the Hypervolt is too powerful for me and can hurt.

This is my first percussion massager and I’m very pleased with it. Pros: - it’s very quiet. - sore spots feel much better after use. - it’s easy to use. - it’s got plenty of power. So far I’ve only used it on the first setting and felt it was more than adequate for my needs. If you’re an athlete or something, maybe you’d need something stronger, but for the everyday person, I think this is a great option. Caveats: - You can get a little bit of a “bounce-back” effect IF you’re trying to use it on a body part that is more bony, so I now understand why some people felt it “clattered.” However you shouldn’t be using this on those parts of your body, so that’s not really an issue. - Sometimes the attachments rattle, but I’m fairly certain that’s a use error and not a flaw. If you’re holding it in a way that tilts the massage head, the casing will rattle, because the attachment is only secured on the “in/out” plane. The “side to side” plane isn’t secured and if it were any tighter of a fit, the machine would ruin itself pretty fast by grinding up the interior chamber. So just make sure that you’re not exerting any sideways force that will shift the alignment of the attachment as it fits into the chamber, and you won’t have a rattling issue. - it is heavy. I don’t view that as a 100% con, because you can use the weight of the machine to increase pressure depending on how you hold it/use it. But it does get a little tiring after a while and it can tweak your wrist a bit if you happen to move it in a weird way. I’ve been making sure to hold closer up the handle, almost right underneath the barrel and that alleviates the wrist strain a bit. I also feel like, at a certain point, it’s just not possible to have everything. Losing weight would probably sacrifice motor power and while this is substantial, it also feels sturdy enough to last a long time. Cons: - sometimes it doesn’t turn off. You’ve got the button on the back which switches from “not activated/level 1/level 2/level 3,” but there is also a switch on the bottom that actually turns the device off. And there’s a green led ring that is lit until you switch the bottom to “off.” Sometimes I slide the switch and it doesn’t turn off. I just toggled it’s a couple times and it finally turned off. That might be a bigger issue down the line but who knows. - the lights are almost unnecessarily bright. The indicators on the back will shine into your eyes (or someone else in the room) if you aren’t paying attention and it’s moderately uncomfortable. Will come back and update if there are any other developments.