Pulse16 Deep Tissue Massage Gun

I’ve tried a couple of massage guns before, but this one has quickly become my favorite. The first thing that stood out is how many attachments it comes with 16 heads means there’s something for pretty much every muscle group, from larger areas like the back and thighs to more precise spots like the neck or feet. It’s powerful enough to really work out deep tension, but it’s also surprisingly quiet, which I appreciate since I usually use it at night while watching TV. The different speed settings give you a lot of control, whether you just want a light massage or something more intense after a workout. The design is portable and easy to hold, so I don’t feel like my arm gets tired before my muscles do. Battery life has been solid. I’ve gone several days of using it without needing to recharge. I use it mostly for post-workout soreness and shoulder stiffness from sitting at my desk too long, and it makes a noticeable difference. It feels more like a recovery tool than just a gadget, and it’s been a great addition to my routine.

This massage gun is strong but surprisingly quiet. It helped work out sore shoulders after carrying my son around all day. With 16 different heads, there’s something for every muscle group. Holds a good charge too.

I ordered the Levilo 16 Head Massager and when I received it, my first impression was that this unit was very different from any massager machines that I have used before. That being said, when I tried it, I was very impressed. Surprisingly, it was more powerful than I originally expected. It is easy to use, provides a good massage, and covers a wide area as well. It is great for doing someone's back or legs as well. Kudos to the manufacturer for coming up with a design that is rather unique instead of the same old style unit. Overall, I am very happy and impressed with this unit and am therefore giving it a 5-star rating. I hope this review helps you with your shopping experience.

this massager is good for large muscles, thigh, back, ab, etc..due to the number though, it doesn't do so well in small targeted areas.the massager is easy to use though, the double handles allow you to put some decent pressure, and the durability / build quality gives you the reassurance to be confident in applying that pressure.the center has a pretty small red-light that in theory will promote blood flow and warm up the body, but I have a lot of red-light therapy devices, and this one doesn't really produce much heat, and I don't think it's going to be too effective on promoting circulation.overall, it's not bad, but for the money, I would probably pick a more traditional design.

Why settle for one lil bitty massage head when you can have 16? Well...It is nice to have a massager that can target a larger area of the body instead of concentrating vibration/percussion to one teeny area. That said, the intensity of the massage isn't quite as powerful-- sure, you can crank it up all the way, but even then it didn't seem as intense as a targeted point massage from a gun. It did feel nice to work thighs and calves with this, as well as to sit back and let it go to work on my low back (which always hurts) and even upper back.The build quality was ok. Not super heavy like you'd see from a specialty catalog, but not super flimsy, either. The control buttons were nice and clickylike and that, along with the display, made it easy to tell that you were indeed changing the settings. On that note, there are three different modes of vibration, each with 30 levels of intensity (including 0, which as far as I could tell was off). It was easy to charge with the USB-C cable and a power cube.This is a lot more expensive than I would have liked, but it is fairly nice; it would feel a lot more worth the price if the materials and heft felt a bit sturdier and the heads of the massage balls felt a little more... less like styrofoam, I guess.