Bought this for my boyfriend for our anniversary because he’s been struggling with lower back pain. He’s tried many of these massagers and this is the only one that actually reduces his pain. He said it’s super comfortable and the quality is nice, for the price it’s affordable and gets the job done. It’s really easy to use as well, just plug it in and attach it to any chair of your choice. Read more
The best massager for every area of your body. I use it for my neck, back, waist, legs, arms. After a few minutes of this and lots of cracking noises, I feel brand new. Works super well, it doesn't get hot, the speed is what it should be and it's durable. Read more
It’s a $30 dollar massager, but it’s worth every penny so far! I just got it and it works right from head to feet. I’m actually a bit impressed. It’s super easy to use. It’s very light. It helped relieve pain in my feet, calves, back, neck, shoulders, and head! The heat does not work though. It lights up red, but I did not feel any warmth. The pressure is dependent on how hard you lean on it, but I wouldn’t lean too hard on it. I also did not see any speed settings. There is a reverse button though! It goes at a pretty good constant speed. As I said, it’s a good $30 massager. I do wish the heat worked though! Read more
This Back and Neck Massager is a fantastic way to relieve tension and sore muscles. The kneading action is strong yet soothing, and the optional heat feature adds a wonderful layer of comfort that really helps loosen tight shoulders and neck muscles. It’s easy to use and fits comfortably around the neck and shoulders, making it perfect for home or office use. The massager is portable and lightweight, so it can be used while sitting or reclining. I especially love that it makes a thoughtful gift—Grandpa, Grandma, teachers, or anyone who works long hours will appreciate it. Overall, this massage pillow is effective, relaxing, and a practical way to pamper someone while easing back and neck pain. Read more
Feels great on my back after a wreck. It does get warm and it rolls pretty hard. Read more
Weak, but gets the job done, depending on what you need. Weak as in, if you lean/lay too hard on it, it just stops moving. Can't handle hardly any bodyweight at all before shutting down. Basically it works for my upper neck but not my shoulders. Works for my lower back if I'm leaning against it on a cushion but not if I lay or sit on it. Just stops moving. Afraid it's just gonna burn out since it is obviously struggling to do anything for me. Read more
This is the best thing i could ever give myself for my frequent back pains. Usually I would be taking pain meds or topical creams for relief but a few minutes with this and I feel much better. Now I can sleep better not being uncomfortable or bothered by the pain. I simply turn it on, rest on it for a few minutes and then I’m good. Back pains can be one of the most uncomfortable aches ever experienced and this helps. It’s easy to use. The button use is practical and easy to navigate even in the dark. The heating function is a special touch. I have not used it often but it does warm you up for sure (not burn). The other thing that I like is the auto-shut off. It sguts off after a couple of minutes (haven’t read the manual or timed it). This is useful for persons like me who use it to help ease the pain while sleeping. The nodes or the bumps are very thick and study, so it really digs into your body when in use. Some may find it uncomfortable but for me, it really helps get into the knotted muscles. The speed is *normal* it’s not fast nor does it have a fast setting (bet there is a good reason for that). Frankly, it works. It helped me a lot. Read more
This massager works wonderfully, is well made, durable, pleasing to look at. I've used various Shiatsu massacres, and it's the best. HOWEVER! An entire page of the manual is given to this ~glaring~ limitation: it can only be used in your home, office, and car. See photo. This means that, if you were to take it on vacation, you could only use it in your car. If the car were a rental, and not yours, then you couldn't use it in the car. If you are a trucker or drive an SUV or minivan you would be unable to use it. If you were visiting your parents you could not use it in their home or even let your mom try it- she would have to return with you since it can only be used in a dwelling that belongs to you. A loophole would allow you to drive your car into their garage, in which case you could use it in their home, but note you would have to use an extension cord to avoid exhaust fume danger. The instructions are a bit vague on whether you could let your mother try it. Is a rented apartment really yours? If you own a baseball glove title is clear, but an apartment is just something you rent, like a luggage locker at the bus station. Perhaps Viktor Jurgen screens all the shipping addresses for home ownership; they must be a pretty busy person to sort all that out. It's a bit unclear on the office end of things. Does this mean the office where you work, or do you actually have to own the office? Renting an office isn't owning it. Or do they mean political office- it can only be used in the context of your being a senator, for example, in which case if you were defeated you would have to stop using it unless you were in your home or your car, not a truck, minivan or SUV. Does "at your home" mean being inside the house only, or can you use it on the patio? What if your home is a boat? Would it be safe to run this electrical appliance on deck where there might be spray? Using it on a cruise would be impossible unless you had an office on the ship, although if you were on a ferry and had your car, not a truck, minivan or SUV or camper then you could use it- note that you're not allowed to have your motor on while the ferry is underway so you could drain your battery despite being authorized to use it. Viktor Jurgen is unlikely to pay towing fees although you could argue their responsibility. Or, in the worst case scenario, are you only allowed to use it in a car, not a truck, minivan, camper, jeep, armored personal carrier or crane that you live in and conduct business? Note you must have title to vehicle; I need to examine the manual more to see if the manufacturer requires a copy, plus your deed and employment record before switching the unit on. While this is an absolutely outstanding massager I recommend buying another brand that allows you to use the massager wherever you like. I am sure that this massager must contain a microchip to detect where it is being used and is in constant contact with the manufacturer. "Viktor Jurgen" sounds like a pretty serious company, I do not think messing with them would be a good idea. Too bad, it's a great product in every other way. Read more
