Wife bought me the Theragun Pro - loved it so much, picked up the Theragun Mini. Great Percussion gun to drop in a bag and take with me. Hangs in the metal holster on the nightstand. Theragun Pro for the majority of work, Mini for the finishing touches. Great to have with me pre/during/post activity, then head home for the deeper tissue work the Pro gun delivers. My body is thanking me - Im going on 60 (63, 185lbs), and after years of punishment these percussion guns really help and make me want to get up and charge a new day. No miracle cure, but they warrant the Heston - Out of My Cold Dead Hands endorsement.

Use to massage back and leg muscles

Hands down, best ever. I was seeing chiro, massage and acupuncture weekly and the Thera Gun mini really does the trick and helps the muscles to relax and not tense up so quickly. When headaches start, I tackle the neck and upper shoulder muscles and it relieves tension immediately and does the trick. Not sure how I lived without this for so long. Multiple co-workers all bought it and were bragging, so glad I listened and went for the real deal Thera Gun. Quiet, great pressure, LONG battery, compact. Easy to use and charge. LOVE IT!

I was a bit on the fence on this one but I was looking for a portable deep-tissue massager to take on a 3-week mediterranean cruise + etc trip knowing that my calf/shin tend to cramp up after a full day of walking. Since Theraguns other versions were just too big to carry, I got the mini after reading enough reviews testifying to its power & battery longevity. Well I am glad I followed through and purchased this because this little device packed so much power and lasted the entire trip on 1 charge! Use case- I mainly would proactively massage my calfs after long day of all-day walking tours, and occasional shoulder/neck massage too because Im 63 and was vlogging most of the time holding a prosumer camera rig. Let me say even at the lowest, 1 setting, it packed so much punch that I often had to use the side motion so that it didnt hurt too much, esp. for my calves. (Direct percussive force was too much on my skinny calves and felt like I was gonna bruise em) I purposely didnt bring the adapter because we were really packed to the gills for this trip (not to mention souvenirs on way back), so I used it for like 1-2 min at a time, once or twice a day throughout the trip, and it finally went to low battery indicator towards the end of like Day 20. Impressive battery life indeed. I would consider getting other attachments like the softer ball one and the pointy one to simulate finger because the standard ball is quite strong and Id imagine most more delicate people, such as my wife, find it too strong even at the lowest setting. She did however, enjoy it when using it sideways. Great purchase - especially for trips & hikes!

Expensive but totally worth it. Really helps me with my mobility.

I was skeptical about these higher priced percussion massagers so originally I ordered a cheap one. It was really big and burly and my wife had trouble holding on to it. I did some research and narrowed it down to the two name brands, Theragun and Hypervolt. The positive reviews on both made it difficult to decide but it really came down to size and portability. There is a significant difference in how the name brand items feel versus the cheap knock-offs. This is worth the price and I dont know why I waited so long to get one.

Easy of use.

The product it’s self is wonderful! I keep this one in my gym bag. But I only have one issue about this amazing product! Why in the hell does it have its own Proprietary AC adapter. Something that I am paying $200 for should have a common USB or USB C adapter! ughh!

We purchased this model for travel and it was a great tool for the road international or domestic- charges easily!

I love it .