Product good, but requires a 5v=2A charger, which is NOT included, and not stated in description
re: the charger. I THOUGHT I had read through the items included, but it seems I'm not smart enough to realize that I have to buy something additional to use this massager. Never owned a cell phone, so this equipment isn't on hand. Massager CAN be charged through my laptop, but I would prefer to be able to charge this through an electrical outlet...as the laptop isn't always with me. *** Massager charging & use is a bit confusing, as the 'hot/cold' implement requires separate charging, and this isn't stated in the instruction manual. Hot/Cold implement charging is explained on a separate card, and the charging for the hot/cold tool takes about 30 minutes, compared to the 3 1/2 hours for first-time charging of the massager. Implements (using the lowest setting, and first charge-up & use was Tuesday, 2025.02.26, afternoon): 1) The hard plastic silver one is almost like a jack-hammer; not bad, just intense...but probably very useful in some situations. 2) The ball-shaped one, with the non-smooth texture, should be probably used on top of a non-shedding fabric, rather than directly on skin. I did both things, and the texture of the ball is such that it picks up dry skin flecks, so it's also going to be picking up any oil or moisturizer on your skin. (This one isn't going to be easily cleaned, since it's not must a matter of a good rub with a cloth & some alcohol to get those skin flecks & oil off the surface.) This one is very soothing, and I think I will be using this one a lot...which is why I want to be able to keep this tool clean. 3) The LARGER, rubber flat-head tool is gentler than the silver-colored & smaller flat-top. This tool is ALSO a slightly absorbent rubber (not hard rubber) but it will be a lot easier to clean than the 'round ball' tool. (This tool might also be a candidate for working on top of non-shedding fabric.) 4&5) The bullet-head and goal-post tools are both hard plastic, so easily cleaned, but the are DECEPTIVE. These two are GENTLER, and they are the two I ended up using the most for my upper arm (biceps area), which has been rather angry for about a week, and which I 'finger-tip-bruised' MYSELF while trying to find the trouble / knots, after applying WHAT I THOUGHT was gentle pressure, 2 days ago. THESE TWO TOOLS WERE THE ONES I USED FOR ABOUT 15-20 MINUTES, although there was no evident improvement in bruises OR pain...UNTIL I WOKE UP THIS MORNING; the bruises are almost gone, and I can actually move my arm...EVEN TO THE BACK. *** TL/DR, as they say on reddit: I bought this on recommendation, and also because of a 'sale' price...and now I'm going to order another one, for my massage therapists friend in Manhattan Chinatown...for his use at his studio. He's is knowledgeable & gifted...but he's also working 12-hour days (2-3 times per week) & 7 days per week, and this is the machine he has at home for himself...so buying him one of these could help him out. It's not easy getting old, unless you can move your body, and now I have another tool in my toolkit. Read more






















