Theragun Pro Handheld Deep Tissue Massage Gun - Bluetooth Enabled Percussion Massage Gun & Personal Massager for Pain Relief & Circulation in Neck, Back, Leg, Shoulder and Body (Black - 5th Gen)

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You also want to consider the battery life of your massage gun, because there’s nothing worse than reaching for your device only to find its charge depleted. Premium models will typically last between 2–4 hours between charges. All the great things about the Theragun PRO (4th Gen) can still be found in the new 5th generation model. You can continue to get deep percussive therapy with Theragun’s 16 mm amplitude and a customisable speed range of 1,750 to 2,400 PPMs (percussion per minute). In testing, we found both the Theragun Pro and Hypervolt 2 Pro to be well powered for multiple sessions between charges. With that being said, though, the Hyperice offering does provide the larger power source with up to three hours of battery life as opposed to the 150-minute lifespan of Therabody’s model. That can equate to one 30-minute recovery session more before needing to hop on the charger for some replenishment. A minor win, but a win nonetheless for the Hyperice brand. The PRO (5th Gen) also comes with 6 high-quality attachments like the 4th generation model, except the Cone attachment is now replaced with their all-new patented Micro-Point attachment. The Micro-Point is covered in flexible silicone spikes to provide increased stimulation throughout treatment. Quiet treatment — 20% quieter than the 4th Generation Theragun PRO, with a redesigned proprietary brushless motor

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A high amplitude suitable for percussive therapy, a motor powerful enough even for the most demanding users, a wide range of speed settings and lots of routines available via the Therabody app – the Theragun PRO (5th Gen) has everything professional athletes and those looking to become one could ask for.To allow you to personalize the treatment to your exact needs, six interchangeable head attachments are included with both versions. The Cone attachment was replaced in favour of the Micro-Point attachment. Other than that, the attachments for both models are as follows:

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The attachments are easy to swap out with a tug on whatever attachment is currently in place. In addition to the Theragun Pro’s case, you’ll also get a dedicated storage pouch for keeping the attachments all in one place. Certain attachments even feature their own covers to ensure the materials don’t get damaged. Theragun Pro (Gen 5) review: Battery life All over massage — treat over 80% of your body without strain on the wrist, hands or arms using the rotating arm that has 4 unique positions and patented, ergonomic, Theragun triangle multi-grip design Therabody claims this massage gun is 20% quieter. I measured an average range between 52 and 62 decibels, an improvement over the previous model's 77 decibels. When you use an older Theragun, it's hard to tell whether you're using a recovery tool or a misplaced impact drill from your local auto body shop. These devices can get loud in a hurry, with the Pro lineup being the noisiest of all thanks to its larger motor. And even when I am trying to rest, the Theragun Pro (Gen 5) sound isn’t terribly loud. Therabody claims it’s 20% quieter than before thanks to a new PRO EQ150 motor. I measured an average range between 52 and 62 decibels depending on the ppm, with sound maxing out at 67 decibels. This is actually an improvement over the previous-gen model, which maxed out at 77 decibels.Pre-loaded with routines — 4 easy-to-follow, visually-guided routines built directly into your device’s OLED screen (Sleep, Warm Up, Recovery, Therabody released their all-new Theragun PRO (5th Gen) in late 2022 as an upgrade to the previous 4th generation model that was launched in mid-2020. I'm thoroughly impressed by the upgrades Therabody made to its flagship percussive therapy device. The quiet motor is more appealing and approachable, the profile itself is easier to maneuver than ever, and the usability is further enhanced by the new, more descriptive OLED screen. It appears massage guns have a new mold to create from, thanks to the all-new Gen5 Theragun Pro.

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Can You Really Turn a Jigsaw into a Massage Gun? Best Pro-Grade Massage Gun: Therabody Gen5 Theragun ProStep 2 Firmly press and hold the center button on the button pad, then float the Theragun PRO across areas in need. Use the plus (+) and minus (-) buttons on the button pad to adjust the speed. Apply light to moderate pressure as needed. In terms of charging efficiency, we liked the updated USB-C system of the fifth generation Theragun Pro, which cut the charging time down from the older port. This made having to charge the device more often a more digestible endeavor. I used the Theragun Pro (Gen 5) every day for a week for this review, and the battery life is still holding strong at 30% down from 100%. The battery is rated for 150 minutes of use, though that may vary based on the ppm intensity. I used the Theragun Pro (Gen 5) every day for a week for this review, and the battery life is still holding strong at 30%