There are many massage guns on the market these days. I have a chance to compare this $40 Olsky gun with a $150 Infinity gun. Heres are what I found:The Olsky gun is able to delivery the same massage comfort as the more expensive alternatives. The handle of the Olsky gun may be a little too big to hold with small hands, but it's perfectly fine for me. One full charge allows me to use the gun for more than a week. I am hoping that the Olsky gun could remember my settings so that I don't have to press the intensity button so many times. But overall, it's a great buy! Read more

Can't beat it for the price. It's just as good as massagers that are 3 times the cost! I like that it actually comes with a case, little bag and all sorts of attachments. Some of the attachments feel redundant, but always nice to have many to choose from! I personally like the slower settings and the battery lasts forever! I charged it up when I first got it and haven't charged it since. Many massagers in this price point don't include as many attachments or a case. Construction quality feels great too. Read more

We bought the first one for my 17 yr old son to use on legs after basketball. He loved it.One evening he asked me if I wanted to see how it felt on my back. I said OK, expecting some flimsy vibration like some of the products we had picked up over the years at the local pharmacy. WHAT A SURPRISE! The power of the unit felt like something the chiropractor uses. He found a few long standing knots in my back, and it was painful, though a good pain as the knots were kneaded out. Then he told me he was only using 3/9 power setting! OF COURSE I immediately asked him to put it on "Full Tilt Boogie- #9," and it was fantastic! The device was SO powerful, at one point I told him to ease up because I did not want him to break my neck or give my brain a concussion! Afterward, I immediately went to Amazon and ordered another one for me to use as well as a second unit for a buddy I know with a bad back.As for the Idiosyncrasies, I can think of four.1. The bottom has a bright green light. I find this light in conjunction with the bright LED power/battery display to be hard on the eyes if the room lighting is dim. Others must have already complained about this because on the two new units, the green light was no longer showing. Looks like a clear piece of plastic is now solid black to block the bright light. I can still see a faint green light coming from the power switch, so I know the source is there, but the harshness on the eyes is no longer an issue. the LED display alone does not bother my eyes, so it must've been the green light that was the issue.2. Esp. at lower speeds if I hold the unit 90 degrees to the skin surface, the vibrating head will bounce up and down, jump-hammering the body area, which is not so pleasant as the full vibration working through the tissue. This can be remedied by tilting the unit to use the side of the attachment (we mostly use the round ball attachment).3. The round ball attachment is very good, but the surface is porous and spongy. It accumulates skin cell dust over time from friction, esp. with dry skin. Kind of gross, but not a big issue, but I am watching for part longevity, and whether it will be easy to replace if necessary.4. Finally, there is a bag of extra attachments which we have tried here and there, but the round ball seems to be the best for most general applications. The jury is out as to whether we will regularly use the other attachments. I prefer a simple use case with minimal attachments. IE, turn it on an go. I don't want an extended decision process trying to figure out which attachment of 12 will work best.Overall, for a price in the ballpark of a single chiropractic office visit, this tool is a GREAT VALUE, and a BIG BANG for the BUCK. Feels very solid in the hand when using it, and I look forward to seeing how long it will take us to run this to failure... Hopefully will last a few years at minimum.I would EASILY purchase it again...Oh yeah, I already did that - twice! Read more

The media could not be loaded.  So I weight train well I was until now since I'm pregnant. Anyway I was training training for 2 years and I also bate with scoliosis so my muscles be tight. I've never had a really back massage since I've been heavy lifting in the gym. I am currently pregnant and my shoulders and lumber are tight and tense to the point I cannt sleep at night. So I had ordered this and it had used the bullet point and round head and OMG WHY DIDNT INIVEST IN THIS LIKE A YEAR AGO. My shoulders are so relaxed but I didn't do my lumber abd sides for to long because ei am 6 months pregnant wasn't sure if it was safe and I didn't want to distress my baby. My muscles are so relaxed on the first level but my baby is not happy from the vibrations though lol. So yes the vibrations are aggressive so I didn't go passed the second level for my shoulders and thighs but again this is my first time so my skin and muscles aren't use to stuff like this it's very sensitive. Over all good and battery I am not sure because either was plugged in so idk if it's battery operated or not. Read more

The media could not be loaded.  I previously bought a different “deep tissue” massager from my local pharmacy, it lasted less then a month. I decided to try this type instead to see how it compared, I found this one and after reading some reviews I decided to give it a try and I’m not sorry I did! I don’t use it every day or every week even, but when my sciatica flares up I just use this with some muscle rub and it does a nice job of loosening things up which in turn relieves the pain. I also use it when I get pain in my neck and shoulders with the same results.The battery life is incredible! I charged it once when it came, I got it in Sept and I just had to charge it for the second time 3 days ago, it’s now February, I’d say I’ve used it about 8-10 times and for about a half hour each time, it didn’t start loosing intensity until it got down to around 2% battery or so. I have not had to put it any higher than 4, I don’t know if I would like it any higher than that, it’s pretty powerful. There’s a good selection of different attachments and comes with a nice case that holds everything perfectly.I think the only thing I don’t really like about it is that I would like the attachments to be a little bit bigger, they don’t cover a very big area at a time, but to me that’s minor and not worth deducting any stars over.It came in a timely manner with no issues.I would definitely recommend, it’s well worth the price, which this one was about $15-$20 cheaper than the other one I purchased. Read more