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| Country of origin | China |
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Product Description
The Tamda massage gun can help the user relieve muscle stiffness and soreness, increase blood pressure, improve the overall health of the body's soft tissues, moreover, it can prevent fascitis which is a kind of painful and difficult.
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Smart temperature-control clipSmartly adjust the current and voltage, and control the temperature of battery and motor while stabilized output, so as to extend its service life. |
Super-quiet motor with high torqueOutput percussion up to 20lbs, and unique inner structure makes it work in silence just like bee fly sound. |
High-capacity battery5h charge works well to support continuous 14 working days (20m per day). Require no frequent charge and give you better use experience. |
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20m automatically offAutomatically power off after 20m working. Long-time use may cause muscle injury, and 10m or 20m use per day gives you the best feeling. |
Handheld design ensures accurate massageHandheld massage gun can accurately massage different muscle groups with efficiency, without others blindly massage. No one knows your physical status better than yourself. |
10 different massage headsDifferent massage heads are preferred for different muscle groups, ensuring great effects. |
Customer reviews
Do not buy. On charge it blew up within 5 mins. Please see photos and now I can't get hold of seller to let them know or get a refund it is dangerous. Please don't buy.
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 21 November 2020
Dangerous it exploded
By Sam on 21 November 2020
Do not buy. On charge it blew up within 5 mins. Please see photos and now I can't get hold of seller to let them know or get a refund it is dangerous. Please don't buy.
By Sam on 21 November 2020
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 26 April 2020
I had tried one of those plug-in neck massagers for her, the ones that look like a scarf and she said it was ok, but wasn't particularly comfortable. Then I saw one of these on a Twitter advert and it showed someone massaging different parts of the body with different attachments, so I thought I'd give it a go.
It comes in a nice carry case, with a charger and several different attachments. One looks like a tennis ball and is for large muscle groups like a thigh, one is hard and small like a large bullet and that is for a concentrated area that might be sore. Another looks like a fork shape and that is for going down either side of your spine. The massager itself is rechargable and shows the speed on the left (from 0-20) and shows the battery on the right (from 0-99 - it never shows 100% charge because of the design flaw or cost saving of only having 2 digits in the LED and not 3!!).
On first try, it is quite suprising how powerful it is. Don't turn it on to 1 and then press hard against the base of your skull as it will be a shock and you'll feel like someone has just hit you on the back of the head! Start with gentle pressure and one of the soft attachments until you know what it feels like.
I've found that the faster speeds are more comfortable as it is more of a vibration massage. But it depends where you are doing and what attachment you are using. For example, a slow one with a hard attachment isn't comfortable on my knee, but does suit a soft tissue area. A fast speed with a soft attachment is much better on my knee and relieves the pain in no time. In fact yesterday, I decided to try it out on my knee before going for a lockdown walk (we are in lockdown in the UK at time of writing this) and my knee was much better and didn't hurt afterwards - it was sort of like a warm up excerise for it.
As for my wifes neck and back, the spine attachment on a fast speed helps her back and the smaller of the 2 ball shaped ones on a slow speed help her neck. She says it is much nicer than the scarf-type massager. She has me do it whilst she lies on the bed. I suppose that is the only issue, depending where the pain is, you might have to have someone use it for you. But overall, it's very good and has really helped.
Fantastic for a sore back and neck
By Nik Smeltzer on 26 April 2020
I got this primarily for my wife who suffers from a bad back and neck after a horse riding accident a few years ago. She often struggles to sleep with the pain. It comes and goes, sometimes she is ok for days and sometimes in pain for days. I also suffer from a sore knee after a waterskiing fall when I was younger and again, it can flare up and last for days.By Nik Smeltzer on 26 April 2020
I had tried one of those plug-in neck massagers for her, the ones that look like a scarf and she said it was ok, but wasn't particularly comfortable. Then I saw one of these on a Twitter advert and it showed someone massaging different parts of the body with different attachments, so I thought I'd give it a go.
It comes in a nice carry case, with a charger and several different attachments. One looks like a tennis ball and is for large muscle groups like a thigh, one is hard and small like a large bullet and that is for a concentrated area that might be sore. Another looks like a fork shape and that is for going down either side of your spine. The massager itself is rechargable and shows the speed on the left (from 0-20) and shows the battery on the right (from 0-99 - it never shows 100% charge because of the design flaw or cost saving of only having 2 digits in the LED and not 3!!).
On first try, it is quite suprising how powerful it is. Don't turn it on to 1 and then press hard against the base of your skull as it will be a shock and you'll feel like someone has just hit you on the back of the head! Start with gentle pressure and one of the soft attachments until you know what it feels like.
I've found that the faster speeds are more comfortable as it is more of a vibration massage. But it depends where you are doing and what attachment you are using. For example, a slow one with a hard attachment isn't comfortable on my knee, but does suit a soft tissue area. A fast speed with a soft attachment is much better on my knee and relieves the pain in no time. In fact yesterday, I decided to try it out on my knee before going for a lockdown walk (we are in lockdown in the UK at time of writing this) and my knee was much better and didn't hurt afterwards - it was sort of like a warm up excerise for it.
As for my wifes neck and back, the spine attachment on a fast speed helps her back and the smaller of the 2 ball shaped ones on a slow speed help her neck. She says it is much nicer than the scarf-type massager. She has me do it whilst she lies on the bed. I suppose that is the only issue, depending where the pain is, you might have to have someone use it for you. But overall, it's very good and has really helped.
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