Shiatsu Foot Massager with Heat Feet Massager for Plantar Fasciitis Neuropathy with Air Compression Deep Kneading Multiple Modes

At first, I got a different massager, but I contacted Amazon for replacement and the next day I got the correct one sent to me. This foot massager is easy to operate, the control is easy to understand and use that with just one press, it can switch to different modes and control heating/timing with just one click. So far, I'm happy with this foot massager machine, and also happy with Amazon service when there are order replacement issues. Read more

The only reason I'm giving this 4 starts instead of 5 is the price. $129.99 (Currently) is a little expensive for what it is. If it was under $100, it would be 5 stars. I got the Purple model and it's a beautiful color. It comes with a remote control but you can also use the display on the machine itself. The holes for your feet are large enough that different sizes can comfortably use the machine. It also give you more room to position your feet so the massagers hit the rights spots. I really like the squeezing feature where it expands and applies pressure all around your foot. It feels really nice. Right now it's Summer so I don't see myself using it much at the moment. But once Fall/Winter hits, I know I'll be using it much more. Right now, I'm only wearing comfortable flip-flops and it's too hot to use the heat feature. In the colder months, the heater will be very nice. My footwear also changes to less comfortable styles. There are times I get home with sore feet from wearing boots and whatnot. I'm going to love this machine when that time comes. Overall, if you can afford the price, it's worth it and is a very nice foot massager. If you're on a budget, I believe you could find something similar for less. While my need for this machine is not high right now, once the winter months come around, I'll be definitely using this MUCH more often. Read more

It is just as the chair that gives massages in big shopping centers. Genuinely loved the product. Would definitely recommend this to buy. Read more

Why did you pick this product vs others?: I highly recommend this product. It feels great on your feet and you feel relief almost instantly. Recommend. Read more

I placed this foot massager next to the couch, and now the whole family uses it. The heat and deep kneading feel amazing after a long day. It’s easy to use, and the different settings make it great for everyone. Total win! Read more

This is an okay foot massager. I like the rollers for the bottom of the feet the best, but they cover only a small part of my feet. However, I have small feet (women's size 7.5), so I can move my feet around inside the massager to make the rollers hit different parts of my feet. People with larger feet would not be able to do this. Having smaller feet makes the pressure massage very odd. If I have my heels against the back of the massager, I get a pretty good massage on the back of my foot but not on the front of my foot. The only thing that happens on the front of my foot is that my toes get uncomfortably squeezed. Like the rollers, I have to move my feet around to get a good, whole-foot massage, but its not as easy to do this because I can only move my feet when the air bellows are empty. I like that the massager is lightweight and comes with a storage bag to keep it from getting dusty. I have another foot massager that bulky and heavy, and this one is much easier to move around. One word of caution: be sure to consider the shoe sizes of all the people who will use this massager. The product listing says that it accommodates up to women's size 13. That men's size 11.5. My husband's feet do not fit inside this massager. Read more

This foot massager has a few nice features, but overall, it feels underwhelming for the price. It provides a decent experience, but not one that matches the premium impression you might expect from the listing. Honestly, I think it should cost under $100 for what it offers. The rollers on the bottom don’t replicate the feel of an actual massage. They move at a consistent speed in fixed positions, so if one of the rollers doesn’t line up with a sore spot on your foot, that’s just too bad—it won’t adapt. There’s also no real arch-specific massage, which feels like a major omission for something that promises full foot coverage. The air compression inflates around the top and sides of your foot, kind of like a blood pressure cuff. It’s mildly soothing, but again, not a massage in the traditional sense. The heat function is slow to activate and never gets particularly warm. It’s more of a “slightly above room temperature” effect than a therapeutic heat. The controls are confusing, relying on color-coded LED lights without any real labels. Each button cycles through multiple settings, and unless you memorize which color means what, you're basically guessing. The instructions don’t help—the English is rough, and they’re vague enough to be mostly useless. Also worth noting: this thing is kind of loud. Not jackhammer loud, but definitely enough that you’ll need to turn up the TV, and it’s probably not something you want to run while someone’s napping in the same room. That said, I didn’t hate using it. It’s a fine experience—but at this price, I expected better heating, smarter design, and a more realistic massage. Three stars. There are likely better-performing options at this price, or comparable ones for a lot less. Read more

it got variety of massage quality and heat level. Nice product indeed. Read more