Mebak 3 Massage Gun Deep Tissue Percussion Muscle Massager Gun Handheld Electric Back Neck Massager for Body Athlete Pain Relief Super Quiet Portable Sport Massager with Brushless Motor 7 Head 5 Speed

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It’s a high revving device, and we’re guessing it’s because of the low amplitude. That also means that it can get pretty intense on higher gears – especially when you are gliding it over the skin.

Different from the ordinary 10mm amplitude massage gun on the market, Mebak3 deep tissue massage gun has an amplitude of 12mm, allowing the percussion to penetrate deep into the deep tissue. The three most important things for me are reliability, noise, and battery life,” says Orendorf. “I need something that I know is well-made and won’t malfunction during operation, especially because I’m using it on injured athletes." Noise is the next most important factor, because you don't want your massager to drown out everything else whenever you use it, he explains. That said, the T2 has a familiar straight handle that makes a 90-degree turn at the top. It’s not necessarily a T-shape – more of an upside L than a T. If you need to ramp up the wattage on your percussive massage routine, Vybe is your best bet, with products that deliver up to 60 pounds of force at a time.Out of all the them, we are really impressed by the silicone air cushioned massage head. It’s firm yet has just the right amount of give. It is particular nice on areas that tend to be a bit more sensitive. For us, that would be our chronically tight calf muscles. Using it is sweet relief. Final Verdict But we guess it’s okay. We heard some rattling sound at the highest speed and some vibrations in the holding hand, but nothing unusual. Anyone looking to loosen up before a workout or take some pressure off their shoulders will love this massage gun, but it won’t be fixing any super-serious knots.

However, we encountered a bit of a problem using them. They tend to pop out. It happened way too many times, especially when we used higher speeds (for a few minutes). The mechanism for inserting the attachments is push-in. You won’t need a lot of force to push them in.This newcomer has a luxury style and quality build. And, it comes in a nice hardshell case that has storage space for the gun, seven attachments, and the charger (with international adapters). Hydragun bills itself as the quietest massager, though it’s just nominally quieter than the Hyperice Hypervolt 2. Runner’s World Runner-in-Chief Jeff Dengate used an iPhone decibel meter to test how loud each was at roughly the distance from your ear to thigh. Dr. Jason Wersland invented the first Theragun as a product of necessity, meant to treat chronic pain from a motorcycle accident in 2007. He found that percussive therapy gave him ongoing relief like never before.

The addsfit Max is larger and heavier. It’s also a cheap alternative with a bit more to give than the T2.

Final thoughts

Just like we saw with the C2, the power button is inset. That means you won’t press it accidentally when pushing down the device to apply pressure. This is a practical solution to a common issue. The amplitude on this device already tells you that it’s not a loud device. It’s decently hushed and good enough to use in a quiet environment.