OFAK Personal Massager - Long Run Time & Quiet Powerful Motor - Deep Tissue Back Massage for Athletes for Pain Relief, Waterproof Cordless Massagers Handheld with 5 Speeds 11 Patterns

Wireless great for sore muscles without struggling with cord .

I don't like it it only lasts about an hour it's not very strong but for the price that it's at I guess it's acceptable

This thing sucks, it doesn't have a C type charge capability like it claims, it is a DC charger that plugs into a USB port and it doesn't last 30 minutes after being fully charged, it works ok other than that. But if you want to use it longer than 30 minutes you can't unless you have an extension cord that adapts

I picked up this OFAK mini massager for those stubborn knots, and it's a pretty useful little tool. For its size, it actually packs a decent punch, and the multiple modes and speeds offer good variety for different areas. It's genuinely portable and easy to hold, perfect for reaching most spots on your arms, legs, or even your back. Being waterproof is a nice bonus for cleaning. My main small issue is the charging. It uses a specific DC plug, not a standard USB-C, and the cord is quite short. This can make plugging it in a bit awkward. If you need an affordable, handheld massager for targeted muscle relief without much bulk, this OFAK model is a solid choice.

I purchased this thinking it would be helpful for getting out knots in my neck and back, it's definitely not a percussion massager, it's a vibrating massager. I think if that was what you were looking for, the size and fact that it's water proof pretty much makes it a perfect match. It seems pretty well made, easy to use, and is a good functional size for a specific purpose.

It feels great and has a low sound, but I was expecting a long run time between charges like it advertised but it wasn't very long. This item had only about 30 minutes of using between charging.

I ordered this massager to see if investing in a more expensive massage gun might be a worth it to combat my cervical dystonia (sort of like having a Charley horse, but affects neck & shoulders rather than legs & is a 24/7 thing). This little guy has more power than I expected & the 10 modes vary in either intensity or tempo. I found several that did a decent job working on knots& trigger points in my neck & shoulders, which is great! I also learned that I need something with a longer handle, so I can treat those points without restoring to contortions to hold it at just the right spot in between my shoulder blades lol Not the fault of the massager & something I'm glad I figured out before dropping big bucks on a name brand option! For the current asking price of $20, this is a great buy. If I planned to user this after workouts for legs & arms and didn't need to reach awkward spots along my spine, I would be totally satisfied with this & wouldn't feel the need to keep looking. My only complaint is with the charging... It takes a small DC plug, likely because it's waterproof, and while that's a little annoying (USB-C would be much more convenient!), what's really frustrating & nearly caused me to remove a star is the ridiculously short length of the provided charging cord, which is only 12-18" long, so mine ends up laying on the floor to charge, which isn't ideal, esp since the plug is incredibly tight (they even mention it in the user "manual" (it's a single page that doesn't give a ton of info lol). Between the length of the cord and the tightness of the plug, it's a real bear to both connect & disconnect, in a way it wouldn't be if the cord were even just 3ft instead. Plus, then the massager could be placed on the end table or arm of recliner, etc while charging. Despite my irritation with the charging cord & awkwardness of using on the spine, I'm glad I picked this up, as it does it works very well & is able to do a pretty good job of working through knots! Would recommend!

Feels like there’s more vibration in the handle rather than in the massage tip. Very unpleasant and feels much lighter than I had expected. Battery is decent but I can’t get past the handle vibrating more than the actual massage tip