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EDIT - I initially wrote a pretty scathing review after receiving a defective item and subsequently having an issue with the replacement that was sent, which was Amazon's fault (some jerk put a different model in an Opove box and returned it, and Amazon sent it to me) and not Opove's issue. They wound up reaching out to me directly to make things right which was wholly unexpected and very appreciated. For the product itself, this unit is awesome. I've tried two other percussion massagers in the $100-$125 range and this one is hands-down worth the extra money. It's noticeably better than the others I've tried. Very punchy and beats the heck out of your sore muscles. I'll update again later this year with a report on the longevity of this one, which is my only major concern after having the issue with my first order, which was DOA. UPDATE: After 6 months of very regular use, I have zero complaints and am super happy with the product. I use this very often after tough workouts and it helps quite a bit. Battery life is fantastic and it's pretty quiet - easy to use while watching TV or just hanging out having a conversation.

This product is one of the best purchases I’ve made on Amazon so far. Packaging: The product arrived in great and very elegant packaging. It also has a bag to store it in which is very convenient and is made of great material. Use: Very easy to use. It has different levels which you can adjust and try the different heads. It can get very strong which is amazing for deep tissue. I’ve had very bad neck and shoulder pain to a point that I would feel the pain in my arms, because of my behind the desk job and I was able to relieve the pain with a couple of massages with this massage gun. It’s so good that every time we have people over, this thing is out and getting used by everyone. So far I’ve really enjoyed the neck and shoulder, back and leg massage, but you can try arms, sole of your feet and other parts as well. Battery life: the battery does last for a very long time, I’ve been using it for many massage sessions and it only lost two bars!!! Overall: Highly recommended, best massager I’ve had so far, so good that two of my friends that tried it already ordered it as well. I’m so happy that I was able to finally find an effective home massager that you can use on the different parts of your body. PS: I do a lot of cycling and this thing is magic for sore and exhausted thigh mussels!

I think there's 4 things that are important in a massage gun 1) Stoke amplitude (how far the head moves in and out), 2) Stall force which is how much pressure you can apply before the guns stops working, 3) Noise and 4) Price. If you didn't care about noise, your best bet is one of the adapted jigsaws like the WORX that have a stoke amplitude of 29mm and a stall force so high that I couldn't get it to stop (plus, jigsaws are cheap). The main problems with the jigsaws were that they are so loud that they are annoying as crap and also they make you always hold down the trigger. I liked the Fitpulse gun when it worked but it was defective twice so I returned it. The Fitpulse had a stroke amplitude of 10mm and a reasonable stall force. I tried the Flyby F1 pro because it claimed to have a stoke amplitude of 15mm, but in my opinion it was more like 6mm and felt more like a strong vibration than a massage gun. The Hyperice Hypervolt felt much like a Fitpulse but had a much better stall force. It's also very expensive The Hypervolt Plus actually feels really good with a pulse amplitude of 13 mm and a very high stall force, but it is expensive. It lists for $400 but you can get a non-bluetooth version for $300 while supplies last. Finally the Opove M3 Max feels great. It gave me a significantly better massage than the Fitpulse or the Hypervolt and as good or better than the Hypervolt Plus. (I like a very vigorous massage so if that's not what you want, get a different gun. ) They claim that the pulse amplitude is 15mm and I believe them because it measured slightly more than the Hypervolt plus. I also measured the noise level with my phone and on at the highest setting I loudest measurement I could get was about 64 db which was only 2 db more than the Hypervolt Plus. (They sound extremely similar and they're both quiet enough that my family won't chase me from the room when we're watching TV) The only slight negative is that the stall force is less than the Hypervolt plus and I don't know if I believe then when they say it's 50lb (It's more like the Fitpulse in that respect.) Still it's never been an issue for me, and I go extremely deep. I got my gun for $169 and if you hunt around for coupons you can get it at that price. For me it's the best one by far unless you are willing to spend a ton of money.

We purchased this massager because both my husband and I have chronic back and neck pains. The massager does what it says and is amazing ... just be careful on how to use it. The upper neck was a bit too much so we don't use it there but it was great for the shoulder - especially the shoulder blade area, back, glutes and legs. There are different speeds (5) we've never had to go past 3 as this speed usually does the trick for us. This massager comes with 4 heads, we mostly stick with the flat top - this really pounds out the knots and helps the muscles relax. There is a bullet head, just be careful when using this on as you can cause serious damage and pain if not used properly. The 2-prong is great for going around the spin and the front shoulder area. The ball is a bit more gentle than the other attachments - just seems to add more bounce / vibration to the massage - great for leg area and back (if you want something not as intense as the other attachments) The only downside to this equipment is that the vibration is so intense that whoever is giving you the massage can literally feel it thru their bones (Gives you that itchy feeling after effect). Make sure that you get a good grip on it too as it will slip out of your hands from the intense vibrations. Suggesting that you don't use this in your neck area as it feels like your brain is being scrambled. The battery life is also not that great

In reading up on percussive massagers the price point varies quite a bit with some theragun models going for over $700. This OPOVE M3 Pro Sport massager was a safe entry into percussive massage at a much more reasonable price point. I chose the pro sport massager because of the 45 lbs stall force. Some other less expensive models were at 30lbs and the Theragun is 60 so 45 to me was a good mid point. The shape of the massage gun is like a blow dryer and weight is very comfortable in terms of holding the handle and placing the attachment around the body. This particular model came in a zip case with a handle, and an interior that has designated spots for all the attachments and power cord. Very happy with the presentation. So far this has been used on tight calf muscles, shoulders, back, neck, quads and hamstrings. Since it's percussive, we have pretty much just grazed it over the skin and let the gun do the work rather than pressing into the body. If you get near bone it will bounce so be mindful of that. It comes with a good variety of attachments to work muscles generally, or get more intense pinpointed massage. In terms of durability, time will tell as the connection between the massager and the battery as well as the adapters going into the massage head are plastic. However, for the price this was an excellent deal.

Alright I was a bit skeptical when I ordered this but the product seemed to be on par with its much much more expensive competitors. Having gotten it I could not be happier with the results. Lets start with the things I really like. It comes in a nice tidy package that keeps everything organized and all of the attachments ready to be used. It came almost completely charged. The manual says it needs to charge for a couple hours when you first get it and while I did leave it on the charger for the full recommended time it was fully charged in a lot less time than that and ready to be used. In fact the battery lasts a long time. While I have not timed it, I have no doubts about the claimed battery life. I also have noticed it stays at a pretty cool temp even when used for a good bit of time. Having used a lot of different massagers over the years, the device keeping cool bodes well for it lasting a very long time. The massage gun has long stroke and quite a bit of power. The stall force must be in the range that is claimed because I have not had this unit stall a single time even when applying a fair bit of pressure to get at some deeper knots. On the subject of knots this thing is definitely percussive and really has had a remarkable effect on my knots, especially in my shoulders which never seem to go away with my massage therapist. Every time I use this I can really feel the results and I always feel much looser and more relaxed. My wife loves it and it has done wonders for her back. Things I would put in the con category? Well it could be a little quieter, but it isn't exactly loud to begin with. The weight of the unit is not bad, but it does definitely have substance. I would not really call either of these serious cons though. Overall, I highly recommend this percussive massage gun. I really does the trick and for the price I can't complain at all :)

What can I say another great buy! I love my chiropractor, but I wanted to have one of these an one that I could afford . This Opove Massage gun was a amazing value. Great quality parts a long lasting battery. I get well over 10 x 10minutes sessions with a single charge. It has a bright display on the rear to show the power level . There are 3 settings for power low med and high. Then a 4 bar level in the display to show battery life. It comes with 5 attachments. This massage gun has done wonders on my aches and pains. I can see it being a little large to hold for people with smaller hands ( no offense to anyone). My wife uses it on my back and that was her complaint. But she says its not as bad now shes used it. There is a updated version but was at a much high cost for me. Might be worth it for anyone looking to use this professionally. I highly recommend this product.

I PAID $109.99 FOR THIS ITEM. I USED AT MOST 10 TIMES. I PURCHASED IN OCTOBER 2O21. I HAD muscle pain IN MY NECK AND I charged IT THE INDICATOR SHOWED IT FULLLY CHARGED BUT IT DID NOT WORK. I TRIED MULTIPLE TIMES TO NO AVAIL. I CALLED THE COMPANY AND WAS TOLD THE ITEM IS DISCONTINUED AND I COULD NOT EVEN BUY A NEW BATTERY IF THAT WAS THE PROBLEM. I ADAMENTLY ADVISE NOT TO PURCHASE THIS ITEM, AS FOR THE AMOUNT OF TIME (MAYBE 10 MINUTES) AT AND 10 TIMES USING, THE COST CALCULATION IS EXORBITANT.