The Chirogun is large. If you want to take the gun along with all of the interchangeable heads on a trip, it’s going to take up quite a bit of space in your bag. The massage device itself weighs more than 2 pounds, with the entire case and its contents weighing about 5 pounds.

The Fitpulse Max massage gun is a stylish massage gun that is available in a variety of colors. The brand’s mid-tier massage gun is reasonably light to hold, albeit it becomes more difficult to manage the longer you hold it. It has a touchscreen display that indicates the speed and the remaining battery charge, along with a battery life of 6 hours, 30 speed levels, and 17 massage heads to target every muscle group. I’m torn on how to rate the Chirogun for speed. It has 30 adjustable speed levels, which is absolutely bonkers, but even after weeks of testing, I’m not sure if this is a good thing or not. I suppose it’ll come down to personal preference.

Technology Benefits and Conveniences

The Chirogun is the most customizable massage gun I’ve come across, with 15 head attachments and 30 speed settings. We’d say that is a pretty decent return. Chiros and Physios use these machines non-stop on different people. 3 years is amazing for a workhorse device! Therabody has struggled to keep their guns quiet for a while. Right up until their 4 th gen devices, the noise problem seemed impossible to get rid of. As seen from this Chirogun massage gun review, this device is a well-made gadget that offers far more than you’d anticipate from such a low-cost massage tool. It has a lot of advantages, such as 30-speed level options, a lightweight design and numerous attachments. Read the user manual that comes with your massage gun. Every massage gun is unique. Manufacturers include the user manual so you can learn how the device works and how to keep it working. You can avoid a lot of issues if you read the manual. If you don’t find the manual with your device, try searching for it online.

When a massage gun is overworked, the motor tends to overheat. However, manufacturers are aware of this and have measures in place to prevent overheating.This massager looks similar to the original Hypervolt model, with a top-heavy, somewhat clunky 90-degree angled design. I’ll be the first to say the specs on this gun aren’t great, as I’ll detail throughout my Chirogun review, but I did find it to be a hoot to use, thanks to the 15 (yep, 15) interchangeable attachment heads. My Tips: The vibration amplitude of the Chirogun Massage Gun is merely 10 millimeters. Although 10 millimeters appears adequate for a tiny massage gun, given Chirogun’s size, more would have been better.