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Overall, a very decent proposition that might not be as powerful (nor compact) as Bantam, but it is a solid runner-up and our number two choice. It is also an affordable one. Smallest devices, which we like to call as mini massage guns. These are Ekrin Bantam, Lifepro DynaMini, as well as the Bob and Brad Q2. If you’re new to percussive therapy and not sure where to begin, the Turonic G5 is a great option. It comes with very detailed instructions, clearly demonstrating the various massages you can perform with the device.
We found that the massage heads fitted securely in place, but the Renpho R3 also comes with two replacement seals in case those on the attachments fail with heavy use over a long time. While you can also use it to warm up your muscles pre-workout, many reviewers mention it’s been very helpful for soothing sore muscles after intense workouts.The R3 is also surprisingly quiet at 51-62 dB of noise. Renpho chose to give their customers something that’ll give them peace of mind. Many minis don’t come close. It has 4 speed gears which we think is just enough. By now you must have noticed that both these household names are missing from our list. Don’t they stand a chance at all? The best budget massage gun is the Vybe V2 Percussion Massager. The user-friendly design is powerful enough to provide deep tissue massage, offering plenty of value for the price. It features five intensities geared toward warmup, fascia relief, lactic acid breakdown, deep tissue, and professional impact.
This lovely lightweight massager moves easily over your muscles to provide a thorough, satisfying massage, without penetrating so deep that it causes pain. It comes with an impressive set of speed options and foam attachments (ball, ‘air-cushion’, fork, bullet and flat head), and uses USB-C like almost all modern Android phones. With an excellent battery life of up to six hours, you won’t need to charge the gun too often anyway. It’s also much quieter than the Theragun, and easier to fit into a gym bag or travel bag. Several alternatives to massage guns provide comparable benefits. You can use these methods individually, in combination, and with massage gun therapy.We only found SHIKE as a worthy recommendation. Nothing else is out there worth giving the praise. SHIKE also competes well in the market because of how well it’s priced. We’ve chosen not to simply skip over them but tell you what we think and then you can make a wise choice. That’s all we want for you. So take a look: Theragun Mini 1.0 – Good but Big and Noisy The full-sized massage guns will still give you all of these, or perhaps even better, but the important thing here is the portability the little percussive devices offer you instead. This makes it a great option for people with chronic muscle pain who don’t want to worry about charging their device between sessions.
To be honest, we have no idea why manufacturers don’t make them that way – would be a problem solved. There are probably some technical limitations that make it impossible. However, despite its many advantages, we feel that Theragun Mini 2.0 still falls just short of the Bantam in terms of overall value: The device can be rather noisy at top speed, and there really is no good reason to have that many speed options – we’d rather have fewer, which are easier to switch between. You also don’t get a charger. But the TYIAUS is impressive for the price. It's definitely an investment, but if you really want to treat yourself, or have a partner who'll be using it as well, you may be able to justify spending the extra cash. In this best mini massage gun guide for 2023, we share with you the best options in ‘small massage gun’ and ‘mini massage gun’ categories, as well as make the selection process a bit easier.
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Ekrin gave us two magnificent massage guns in Ekrin B37 and its beautiful sequel, the B37S. They also introduced us to excellent customer support and unbelievable faith in their products with a lifetime warranty for everything they sold us. Rpms are impressive as well, running at 2000-3200rpm with 3 gears to separate the intensity. This is standard percussions range for most guns in this category, but it feels slightly more stable. We’ve verified the percussion range using our laser tachometer device. TIP Refer to our Hypervolt Go 2 Review to read what has changed and what has not vs. the Go 1. Hypervolt Go 2 compared side-by-side to Ekrin Bantam. Less balance. Since these devices have no battery (which tend to be built within the handles of cordless massagers), most of the weight is shifted to the head where the motor is. This may hinder the device’s maneuverability.
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