CHARMING 10 Speeds Wired Powerful Handheld Back Massager with Strong Vibration, Personal Therapy Massager for Sports Recovery, Muscle Aches, Full Body Pain (White)

Classic massager. It wasn’t too loud and had a strong motor to get the knot out of my shoulder blade. Simple and easy to use. Not fancy. Definitely functional and useful for its intended purpose.

This handheld massager works well on my neck and upper back where I have the most issues. The 3 levels of intensity provide the right amount of vibration to provide me relief. It does use electricity, but this ensures a steady vibration which you could lose if it were battery operated. This is a perfect addition to my pain relief regime.

When the Hitachi Magic Wand was available, I bought it and it was probably $150. That massager lasted almost 5 years. It was bulky, heavy and tiring to use. So I went on the hunt for something similar and cheaper which was a mistake. This massager is the complete opposite of a hitachi. It's plastic (the colored pink pieces) are so cheap. Think of a child's cheap plastic toy that you get from a gumball machine, this wand feels just like that. It's very light weight. The Hitachi was plastic as well but it was thicker material and sturdy. This wand is flimsy. It creaks while in use. The top of this massager (white piece on top) feels like styrofoam. It grabs onto your skin and pulls instead of gliding. I wish I had just spent the $60 on the updated magic wand rather than this. The pink body of this, while in use, does snap apart and back together at the seams. I am afraid of getting my skin caught in this thing, so it's going to the trash. I don't feel safe using it. I would avoid this product. Save your money and buy the real wand. This thing is garbage.

It’s lightweight and has a long cord! But it’s not that powerful…

I get cortisone shots down pretty much mt entire back. My doc said I need to massage it after I get them, but im by myself and dont really have a good way of doing it. I have some of the massage pads but I often feel like it misses a spot. So ill do the massager pads, and then this cause I can focus on certain areas with this, and it helps alot! I will say that parts of mt back go numb after, but I have a nerve disorder so thats probably why, but just make sure you dont stay in one spot too long. The vibration doesn't hurt though and it works really well

Folks, lemme cut to the chase. I'm a broke millennial who was looking for a proper wand to bust out all my "aches and pains". You go shopping around and looking for the ones with the highest ratings - Hitachi being chief among them. But the price? Around 150-200 for the best of the best. And that's just not something I can drop on any ol' vibrator, no matter how long-lasting it is. That's when I stumbled upon this beauty and met it with... well, skepticism. I mean if most wands are in the hundreds of dollar ranges, then how good could a wand for only 20 bucks be? Well, surprisingly enough? It has been worth every cent. This fella has been with me for over three years now with no signs of wearing down. Vibrations have been consistent since day 1 and the only time it needed replacing is from a slight water leak burning it out (likely due to my own cleaning of it at the time.) But if you're looking for a good plug-in massager with a long lifespan and can't afford the dough for one of the bigger brands? Give this guy a shot. You won't lose a lot but you'll gain aplenty I'll tell you that!

This hand held deep tissue massager works wonders. Has different levels of vibration and intensity to really massage those sore muscles. My spouse prefers to my regular hand massage because this really gets in and relieves the soreness. Great price to be free from pain.

The title sums it up. For context, I get really bad muscle tension that needs exceptionally rough treatment to loosen up. My portable one, about the same size, has done an okay job so far. I decided to try some more muscle and joint relief items to see if there were any better ways to manage the pain. This is definitely not it for me. It's weaker than the older one I have that runs on its own internal battery. Whereas my current massager can loosen up my neck sufficiently in about 10 minutes at high power, this one couldn't manage the job even at 15 minutes. By that point, I gave up and pulled out the old one. I realize I'm probably an exceptional case, and that not everyone is looking for the most powerful thing out there. For my needs, though, this just doesn't work.