VFM - Deep Tissue Massage Gun with 4 Attachments

Value for money.

Really great for all areas of the body

Brilliant product

The item is quite heavy so can make your wrists ache but it wasn't to bad when in use. The reason I returned it was because after a full charge it only lasted a few minutes which is of little use when you're tending to knots in the neck and shoulders.

Stripping away the fancy branding, digital reading and battery life, this is a function-able massage gun.It is quite power with 6 level of speed/strength, indicates by red led light at the back.The attached 4 heads should be sufficient to remove some knots and tension.It is on the heavy side of about 1kg and lasted for just over 35 mins. Been using while at the TV, and only does a 15 mins session as recommended. The charging time also quite long @ closed to 3 hours.This is a budget massage gun that does the job.

It's a real shame that this item broke after its second week of use, because before that I was considering it a great value for money massage gun. When it was working it was a cheap but effective piece of kit, it didn't have any bells or whistles but with one button it had six different speeds and sensitivities, with the last few being very powerful. I will say though that it was annoying to have to cycle through each setting just to turn it off. It also comes with 4 different attachments for different parts of the body, but for me the circular head was the go to and worked the best. Unfortunately though, it now just does not charge anymore. At one point it became intermittent, but now it has stopped working completely, a real shame considering it had not been damaged or dropped at all, so this is clearly an electrical/wiring issue.I would say that if you don't mind the risk it can be a good value for money product, but personally I would now spend a bit more money on a more robust massage gun in the future.

This takes 3 hours to charge. The vibration is quite powerful, I only need it on setting one, and it doesn't make my hand fizz, but it's heavy. I would not recommend this for seniors or for anyone with joint or mobility issues because it's about the weight of a half-filled kettle. If you fix one muscle with this, then the joint you used to fix it starts aching.The attachments are moulded plastic. There's no give to them, so they're not hugely comfortable. It's currently retailing at 24 quid and I think it's overpriced. The convenience of having this USB-charged is outweighed by the fact that it's so cumbersome to use. It's a thumbs down for me.

When I've had a long day and as I cycle to and from work it's nice to get the knots out of my sore legs and shoulders. Thank you