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It's big, it's bulky, and it's a little bit weighty, but not heavy. Don't let that stop you! Oh my goodness! I wish I had gotten this a long time ago.My daughter, the Nanny, sometimes complains that her hands hurt from the work that she does on the job and at home. I thought this might relieve her hand stress a bit, she's developing my arthritis and has a few trigger fingers too. Trigger fingers! So annoying. She's been getting cortisone shots for the triggers. Not me, nope, never! The shots are very bad if you have arthritis and/or weak bone density (and I do, she is probably going to have the same). I've always had extremely physical jobs, and my hands did most of the hard work. I thought, why not get me one too, so I did. Heaven in a box! I just had carpal tunnel surgery and I'm going to need it on the other hand too. I can't, and it is recommended, to not use this on a healing hand. Wait at least 53 days. Yup, that's the medical science on surgery wounds of any kind. My doctor told me, as he shook his head at the odd number of the determined 53 days. On to my review ...I can't express how good this machine feels during and after the massage. It runs for 10 minutes per program, and the suggested advice is to use it only 30 minutes maximum per session. The massage is strong, maybe too strong for delicate people, especially children, unwell people or fragile seniors. I'm 73, 5' 93 lbs, but I have a tough constitution and I'm generally healthy. You will absolutely want to remove all hand jewelry because the massage will bury it into your skin.My hands get cold easily and, Honey, the heat is awesome. It isn't just warm, it's real heat. As a former gymnast, I can see how this machine could be very helpful to athletes, such as football players, weight lifters, and other activities that depend on hand use, gardening, construction, long driving, so many activities. We tend to ignore the wear and tear on our hands. Don't do that! Get this machine! You'll love the difference it makes.I mostly use mine at bedtime when I'm watching my soap and winding down the day. This is about the only time that both my hands aren't busy. Interestingly, the massage seems to calm me into my sleep mode.The bars at the top of the massager indicate the strength of your selection. I haven't figured out what the settings button is for. I've read the literature several times, no mention on the settings. As far as I can tell, the settings button just balances the visual appeal of the controls. I dunno'. It's USB charge powered and seems to run for 3½ massages per full charge. It does have a charging indicator.There's a lot of good reasons to get this machine. Most of those reasons you don't even realize. Our hands do everything we do! This is a great machine. I didn't look at the warranty. Why bother? Warranties always expire the day before you need it.I'm convinced that I can make something up out of the blue and Amazon will sell it. This is one of those things. I knew there were products called hand massages, but they only vibrated. I didn't know there was an actual hand massager that actually did something. Here it is, an actual, benefit producing, feel good, hand massager.

helps with pain relief! good for price!

I was so excited for this to come. I have arthritis and it has been flared up the last few weeks. I saw hand massagers on Prime Day Deals and decided to try this one. It arrived and had a charge, so I tried it immediately. Let me preface...I have small arms. So small, I have to have links removed from watch bands so they will fit. The air bags begin inflating, and keep inflating, and keep inflating, and keep inflating...you get my point. My hand and wrist are stuck in it. It will not deflate. I cannot pull them out. My husband is pulling and I have to yell for him to stop because it is too tight and hurts. My thought was get a knife and deflate. He is more reasonable and goes for a screwdriver to disassemble it. We eventually pry my arm free. I have impression marks from everything and my hand and fingertips were numb for several more minutes. I do not recommend!!

My husband bought this for his carpal tunnel. He says it helps on days it’s really bad. This is his honest review.He likes how much pressure it places on his hands. It relieves pain in his hands when he’s been typing all day. It’s easy to operate. He likes that you can change the intensity/vibration level.He wishes it targeted more of his wrist area. It has a slit in the top where your fingers go and wishes it was larger to put his fingers all the way through.If your pain is mainly in your hands go ahead and buy this it’s worth the money if you want a hand massage. But if you have pain in your wrists it’s not worth it.

Product lasted 9 months, then is stopped working completely. The heater function stopped working after about 6 months. I worked it pretty hard, almost every day for several times. Usually until the battery was almost dead.Oh well, I enjoyed it while it lasted. I bought it because it was cheap and I wasn't sure if I would like it.

This actually works well- for me. I can understand that it may not be for everyone, but I’m quite grateful to have pain relief. My hands & wrists hurt on a regular basis, which is a bummer at 33. Things I love to do, unfortunately, are a little harder to do these days because of this. I hope with continued use that this will help so I can do more.I don’t intend to go past a two, as it is a very intense setting. The heat is nice paired with the vibration function. I wouldn’t recommend using it longer than ten minutes at a time.The only issue I’ve experienced is the touch-screen being a tad tricky.I read the bad reviews & I told myself that if it wasn’t helpful off the bat, I’d return it, but it actually helps, so fingers crossed that it continues to be useful.

Was great while it worked. 6 months and uswd it less than a dozen times and not it just turns o n and shuts off immediately. Cant find any support.

Edit: OK, I'm officially addicted to this thing! Even though I think it could be improved, I've ended up using it multiple times a day, because it feels that good.I expected a smooth, rolling action, but this was more like in sections. Imagine a blood pressure cuff for your hand, surrounding it. One area at a time puffs up and squeezes that part of your hand front and back: fingers, palm, wrist. Then it releases and another section puffs up. The acupressure dots press into your hand, front and back, and feel good, but if you are dehydrated, they'll leave dents that take a few minutes to go away. (see photo) And this was on the lowest setting! I should drink more water, obviously.Overall, when the 5-minute timer was up, my hands felt better, and relaxed, so I'm happy enough with my purchase. But honestly, the little manual roller that's included was just about as good, except it's not as relaxing when you have to do the work of applying it yourself.