Feels good
It feels good on the arm. It may have helped a bit with the numbness in my arm due to careless tunnel. Im a hairdresser and the end of the day the heat and compression feels good. Read more

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Rated 3.8/5 across 34 reviews — opinions are mixed.
Customers have mixed experiences with the massager's massage function, with some saying it doesn't work at all.
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It feels good on the arm. It may have helped a bit with the numbness in my arm due to careless tunnel. Im a hairdresser and the end of the day the heat and compression feels good. Read more
Although it says massager, it only heats and compresses. Read more
It compresses but not the area if the hand needed Read more
Works great! Better than I expected it to when I first discovered it online. It charges quickly and holds its charge well. It heats up nicely and the massage feature really works. I’m very happy with my purchase. Read more
Very good for massage therapy. Arm and hand feels much better. It is universal for left and right had heat feels so good. Great for carpel tunnel symptom's. Would buy again if needed. Read more
No! It’s says massager, however it does not massage. It compresses and heats up. No thanks!! Read more
Didn’t work properly Read more
I found the purpose of this product to be very confusing. I ordered it for pain relief and relaxation, but that is not what I received. Despite "massage" being listed as a main feature, there isn't an actual massage function that kneads or manipulates the muscles. Instead, this device uses air compression (pneumatic squeezing) to inflate and deflate different parts of the sleeve. The sleeve essentially functions like a blood pressure cuff: it squeezes your arm until it creates significant pressure, releases, and then does it all over again. At peak inflation, it feels like your circulation has been cut off; it is uncomfortable and can be panic-inducing instead of soothing. You can loosen the straps to reduce the overall pressure, but that still doesn't address the main problem—that this is an aggressive squeezing machine, not a kneading or rolling-style Shiatsu massager. The heat function was another letdown. The specs claim it reaches 113°F, but it never felt hot to me; it maxed out at just feeling warm. I prefer strong heat for therapy, and this was definitely not a high-heat experience. Overall, I am disappointed. The only benefit this promised and actually delivered on was compression. If you are looking for a relaxing spa experience, this is the wrong technology. Read more
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