cotsoco Massage Gun, Muscle Massage Gun Deep Tissue Back Massager for Pain Relief, 20 Speeds Handheld Electric Massager Tool with Silent Brushless Motor, Suitable for Gym Office Home Travel

Having been going to the gym more recently, something that people forget to remind you on is how sore you can be after workouts, this is called DOMS or Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness and it's something that can really hinder your day to day. However a massage gun is something that really helps reduce this/ stop it happening all together.This massage gun comes in a handy carry case alongside a number of different attachments. These attachments are used to hit small areas, larger areas or run along edges of muscles to get a deep and intense massage. My personal favourite is the fork shaped one as you can get really good isolation of the muscle and run along the ridge line of it to get a penetrating massage which really reduces the DOMS in my legs.The massage gun itself has a number of speed settings on the back which go up in intensity. These start of slow and ramp up to speeds I am yet to get anywhere near. The 3-5 mark is where I get the best results at the moment but I have gone higher when going for a single spot as to not make it sore.The gun is made of solid plastic, this plastic has no sharp edges, rough spots and uneven areas. Just a well made massage gun design. The gun is weighted nicely because of the large battery inside of it. This is likely held in the handle which gives it a nice balance. The battery so far has been more than long enough for all my massages and I have not yet needed to charge it from it's initial charge.Overall, this massage gun has been great. The performance has been excellent and I have been able to train harder and more often without really worrying about being super sore.this massage gun packs a lot of value into a very low cost! 5/5!

As a fitness enthusiast battling chronic muscle soreness, I was initially skeptical about massage guns - until discovering this game-changing deep tissue massager. The Cotsoco Deep Tissue Massage Gun (with 9 interchangeable heads and 20 speed levels) has revolutionized my recovery process.What truly impresses me after months of use is its intelligent versatility: the round head melts tension from large muscle groups post-workout, while the bullet head obliterates deep-seated trigger points. Starting at lower speeds for warm-up sessions and gradually increasing intensity prevents overstimulation - a crucial feature I learned through experience. The marathon-ready battery sustains 6-hour therapy sessions on a single charge, outlasting my most grueling training cycles.

It was great I really enjoyed this item my mom loved the way it made her back feel

Wow, I've owned quite a few of these tools and this is by far the best I've had. It's powerful and easy to charge via USB/C cable. The various tips are a little tight to insert and pull out, but they stay in with the vibration. Easy to use and very functional. Well worth the money.

I love this massage gun! It has awesom different heads. It has great power and holds a battery. The different levels of pressure is really good.

It’s fine for the price. Don’t expect much. It’s on the cheaper end but gets the job done. But can tell distinct difference between my old one that was $80+ and this one

Great for after a long shift

This seemed like great value. It looks and feels well made and works as intended except for one important issue when charging.Maybe it is just the one we got or maybe all are like this when using a PD-Charger. The internal BM (Battery Manager) charging system does not limit Current as it approaches full charge.A PD (Power Delivery) charger is used with USB-C connectors and it can negotiate a charging Voltage and maximum Amps-rate with the device being charged. Generally this is great for fast charging as it can provide up to 28vdc (Volts Direct Current) at several Amps.This massage gun's BM does **correctly** negotiate for 5-vdc at 1.5-Amps and that charges quite quickly. The problem is that Lithium batteries can safely fast charge to 80% but that last 20% needs to be at a lower Amp-rate.This BM leaves the current set at 1.5Amps and the area around the USB-C plug gets too hot to touch. Currently our massage gun is sitting outside on a picnic bench in the back yard just in case damage has been done to the battery. I'll leave it out there for a day or so and if it is OK I will bring it back inside, but I'll **never** use our PD-charger on it again.It's not all bad though, if you use a Current-limited charging device like a laptop-USB-2 port, USB-2 power-bank or USB-2 charger where the current is limited to 0.500mA (Milli-Amp = 1/2 Amp, the Standard for USB-2) it should be fine.I have not checked with a USB-3 supply (Standard is 0.900mA which is 9/10 of 1-Amp. That may also be OK, but please do check the temperature around the USB-C on the massage gun during the last 20% of charging.