RENPHOMassage Gun Deep Tissue, Back Massager for Pain Relief with Long Extension Handle, Percussion Handheld Mini Muscle Massagers Cordless for Athletes Neck, Reach

This Renpho Massage Gun is exactly what I needed! The detachable long handle is a game-changer—it makes reaching my back and shoulders so much easier than a regular massage gun. Whether I’m using it as a full-length massager or detaching it for a smaller, more targeted massage, it gets the job done.It’s powerful but quiet, which is a huge plus. The 5 speed levels and 4 massage heads let me adjust the intensity depending on how sore I am. The LED touch screen is a nice touch, making it easy to see the battery life and settings.Charging is super convenient with the USB-C port, and the battery lasts a long time. Whether I need relief after a workout or just want to relax, this massage gun works wonders. Definitely recommend it!

Honest review from someone with spinal damage and atrophy. Percussion/deep tissue massagers are dime a dozen and many are worthless, if i need a serious deep tissue massage that hurts and leaves bruises but at the same time provides relief from atrophy and stiff tendons I use my Theragun. The Theragun can be used in a lighter massage but tends to sting the skin, bounce on your body and leave you wondering why you did that. The RENPHO provides a more comfortable massage that you can do all over your body such as face, neck and more sensitive areas. The RENPHO will provide deep massage and a productive light massage without causing pain or discomfort when used properly, it is a secondary massager for my needs that I use when I simply want to massage and loosen my muscles comfortably. The handle is great for reaching my back and feet easily, the heads are good but I don’t use the ball head without lotion because it doesn’t glide over skin very well when dry, the other heads are perfect for pinpointing and massaging a specific muscle without discomfort. For the price the RENPHO is a excellent product if taken care of, it’s lightweight so if you drop it a few times or carelessly toss it around it may not last long, I tend to take care of my medical equipment since I use them several times a day and don’t want to repurchase something I really like due to neglect. The POWER button,,,,when turning the massager on and off the power button senses the warmth from your finger, simply hold your finger on the button (don’t mash the button repeatedly) and after a couple seconds the massager powers on. Once powered on the button will change speed with a light tap of the power button (don’t mash it) as needed, when you want to turn off the massager simply put your finger on the power button for a couple seconds until it turns off. The power button is thermal NOT a pressure type button so don’t mash it and your massager will work and perform as expected. If my ether of my deep tissue massage guns broke I’d by the EXACT same one again or it’s current replacement, I’ve used many other brands and have the exact TWO I need after many uses of other brands. Hope this helps your decision.

Let’s be honest you’re here because you would rather not spend $200-$300 on a TheraGun. (Well me too :) Giving this 5 stars because it’s everything I hoped it would be for the price.The reach extension is essential to getting to your back comfortably. On top of that it is well engineered with the angle of the extension piece which really minimizes chances of dropping it even while adjusting grip on your back.Gonna address some cons people have mentioned:1) “sensitivity of the intensity level button.” Perhaps, but definitely a non issue of operating it with the extension, &2) “no case” - ok, but we’re not exactly protecting handbells here. Also part of reason cost is as low as it is.3) someone complaining it only included a USB charging cable but no “Brick” —- Puhleassseeee - There is no way anybody over the age of 16 needs additional USB bricks in 2023Bottom line, I’ve played and been around D1/ Pro training rooms that use the top of the line theragun. This doesn’t pack the power of those, but it really is not too far off. It packs plenty of power to get into muscles, and the adapter pieces are useful to get to acute spots such as between cervical, thoracic, & Lumbar vertebrae.It is much quieter than theragun units (at least the older ones, I can’t speak to the newer models, as I hear they are much quieter) in any event is not so loud that you will disturb an entire training room or dugout using it.If this didn’t do what I needed it to for my Compressed C4/C5 I would return it and pay for a more expensive model. (I won’t be doing that)Would this hold up if it needed to be used on an athletic team on multiple players per day over the course of a season? Perhaps Not… but if you’re buying this for personal use, or to incorporate into a High School Trainer Bag, this is an excellent product, and off the charts on the value meter relative to the prices of the competition (not to mention the current 20% off coupon taking it down to $40 on Prime)Battery also a non-issue, plenty of juice.Very happy with this, and making a difference in my QOL already.Great Product Great Value!

I loved how light this massager was. Half the weight of other massagers, I also loved the extended attachment for the handle, which allowed you to reach anywhere on your back. The only negative I had was the limited attachments included. All the attachments included work great, but other massagers have a lot more attachments. Bottom line, this thing is great, and I am keeping it.

Great deep tissue massager with one exception. Rember this is deep tissue so keep it off your bones. it will cause discomfort when it hits a bone. So, I say stick to muscles when using. Keeps a charge for a good time. One other advantage, it comes with an attachment to extend the handle with come in handy.