Massage Gun Deep Tissue with Extension Handle Professional Percussion 2-in-1 Detachable Back Massager for Pain Relief Muscle Relief

Hey guys, this is not a wimpy little girly thing. It actually has plenty of power and it is made very stout. The attachments are positive locking and will not bend, break, or come apart accidentally. It delivers. Read more

This review is for Brand: Binxalin “2-in-1 Detachable Massage Gun Deep Tissue with Extension Handle, Back Massager for Pain Relief, Ergonomic Portable Muscle Relief Massager for Shoulder, Back,Thigh,Waist,Hips and Calf”. This massager is the perfect shape for using on your own back. It’s not really foldable, but instead comes with an attachment arm that allow you to reach your back without having to hold your hands or body in any weird position. The long attachment can wrap around the body, and the smaller setup without the arm that can be used on easily reachable areas like quads. The attachments have to be removed by pressing a tiny button, and then lining up the parts perfectly to attach them. The arm/handle is a little harder to release than it should be, and a small improvement like adding a marker on the outside to show when the parts were properly aligned would be appreciated. Instead I did the hopeful shove and twist, which seemed more forceful than the plastic parts will be able to take long-term. For this reason, and a few others, I have some questions about the durability but no problems so far. The massage ball head is by far the most versatile option for the end. The other heads do not have enough padding. Even the ball head, the softest option, is painful and becomes aggressively percussive if you try to move over any bony area. The listing, but not the manual, mentions uses should avoid bones. In my experience, this includes shoulder blades, hips, anywhere on or next to the spine, and anywhere else there isn’t “padding”. For this reason, I wouldn’t recommend this for anyone that has very low fat or muscle tone. Even just trying to massage my shoulders was more about avoiding any bones than relaxing. Unexpectedly, it seems pressing harder actually helps fix this, but I can just use this without paying careful attention. In the few spots I was able to use this, it helped relieve pain, including unusual areas like the bottoms of my feet. There were enough intensity levels that I could comfortably massage my arches with the shortest attachments, and it felt wonderful. My first use, the lights indicated the unit was fully charged but after about 15 minutes of uses the power was down two indicator lights. I recharged the handle overnight, and after that I can get a few hours of use without any problem, but I do not completely trust the battery indicator and have been charging it between uses. This would make a nice gift, except some of the use instructions are only on the listing and not in the manual. The small parts of the massager need to be kept in the large package when not in use, which is not convenient and I wish there was a travel bag or something to help justify the high cost. This was $74.99 at the time of ordering, and there are numerous similar options below $50 so this does not seem like a good value for money. The difficulty of detaching the arm, and how it’s just plastic, makes me doubt the quality as does the somewhat unreliable battery indicator. Overall, this might be a good purchase at a lower price, but there are already almost identical options much, much cheaper. For the high price and difficulty changing the arm, this loses a star, but as a massage wand it’s quite nice. Read more

I’ve owned a few massage guns over the years, but they all had the same flaw: I could never quite reach the middle of my own back without looking like I was practicing a botched yoga pose. This Binxalin model is a bit of a game-changer for solo use because of that detachable 20-inch extension handle. It gives you just enough reach to hit those stubborn knots in your lower back or between your shoulder blades without needing a second person to help. Performance-wise, it’s surprisingly punchy. It’s a true percussion massager rather than just a vibrating tool, so it really hammers into the muscle tissue. There are five intensity levels, and honestly, the first couple are plenty for my shoulders. I only crank it up to the higher settings for my quads or glutes after a heavy workout. It also has a pressure-sensing feature, so if you push a bit harder, the motor kicks in with a bit more oomph. It comes with four different heads, but I find myself sticking to the round ball most of the time since it’s the most versatile and comfortable on various muscle groups. There are a few minor quirks to mention, though. The buttons are located right where you naturally grip the handle, so it’s incredibly easy to accidentally bump the speed up mid-massage. Also, while the motor is fairly quiet at lower speeds, it definitely gets a bit noisy once you hit the top setting. The overall plastic housing doesn't have that premium weighted feel of a high-end $200 device, but for the price, the functionality is spot on. If you’re an office worker with a stiff back or an athlete who needs to reach their own hamstrings, this is a very practical, well-thought-out tool. Read more

I have had a few massage guns but honestly as nice as many feel, for me it’s the back that I really need the power for and I can never reach it with them… until now. At first, I was kinda certain this was gonna be awkward and I soon realized I was wrong. The longer handle works really well for my back pain and it’s not awkward at all to use. It has different vibration levels and even the lightest one has a bit of a punch. It comes with lots of attachments. I do like there is the option to shorten it for thighs and legs too. It feels good quality, durable. Back to the power, it’s very effective. I wouldn’t say this will go into those deep problem areas, but it’ll do better than the ones that only do the surface level. So, it’s got some power to it. Value wise it’s pricey yes, but you can tell it’s good quality and worth the money. I get monthly deep tissue massages and this is wonderful to get me by because thanks to the long handle option, I can reach for and don’t need to set up any special mat or put on a wearable something, I just grab this out and get to massaging my flared up areas. Read more

I bought this massage gun mainly for sore shoulders and upper back after workouts. The extension handle is actually useful because it makes it easier to reach areas that are normally hard to get to with a regular massage gun. The detachable design was simple to figure out after a few minutes. I’ve used it a few evenings after the gym and the percussion feels strong enough to loosen tight muscles. The different heads are also helpful depending on which muscle group I’m working on. The only thing I noticed is the unit feels a bit heavier than I expected, especially when using the extension handle. After a while my arm gets a little tired holding it in certain positions. It works well overall, just not the lightest massage gun to use for longer sessions. Read more