opove M3 Mini Massage Gun for Back Pain Relief, with Facial Mode, 7mm Amplitude, 4 Vibration Levels Ultralight Portable and Rechargeable Fascia Gun Active Recovery Women Presents

For some inexplicable reason, my left ankle incurred a chronic type sprain that’s lasted a full year now without recovery. My benevolent doctor sums it up to old age. Anticipating either standing, walking or lifting in prolonged time periods, I’ll wear a sleeve brace over a sock for support.However, since using this massager, I can go through each day now, not needing additional help. It hasn’t “cured” my ailment ( yet ) but it has made a monumental impact on bettering my situation. My goal is to be on the tennis court again. This easy to use machine is giving me hope that could happen.Besides making my ankle feel near normal again, I apply another attachment for my shoulder blade/neck area to relieve whiplash pain from a decades old car accident. This has helped ease tension in that area nicely too. What a great invention.I’m so believing in this, that I’m now taking it to show firsthand my friends and family about it. My brother and a best friend have taken pictures of it to research it out themselves.I just can’t say enough good things about this life improvement product. The one necessary caution I will mention is that this well built substantial hand held machine may be too heavy in weight for some women to use on their own. There may be lighter, less powerful tools, available to consider.Two minutes/day is all I need with it. I keep it in our TV room on the middle table. It’s there, easily accessible to use quickly and efficiently.It’s been an inexpensive and wonderful addition to making my life better. I encourage you to check it out for yourself. Take care.

I think there's 4 things that are important in a massage gun 1) Stoke amplitude (how far the head moves in and out), 2) Stall force which is how much pressure you can apply before the guns stops working, 3) Noise and 4) Price.If you didn't care about noise, your best bet is one of the adapted jigsaws like the WORX that have a stoke amplitude of 29mm and a stall force so high that I couldn't get it to stop (plus, jigsaws are cheap). The main problems with the jigsaws were that they are so loud that they are annoying as crap and also they make you always hold down the trigger.I liked the Fitpulse gun when it worked but it was defective twice so I returned it. The Fitpulse had a stroke amplitude of 10mm and a reasonable stall force. I tried the Flyby F1 pro because it claimed to have a stoke amplitude of 15mm, but in my opinion it was more like 6mm and felt more like a strong vibration than a massage gun. The Hyperice Hypervolt felt much like a Fitpulse but had a much better stall force. It's also very expensive The Hypervolt Plus actually feels really good with a pulse amplitude of 13 mm and a very high stall force, but it is expensive. It lists for $400 but you can get a non-bluetooth version for $300 while supplies last.Finally the Opove M3 Max feels great. It gave me a significantly better massage than the Fitpulse or the Hypervolt and as good or better than the Hypervolt Plus. (I like a very vigorous massage so if that's not what you want, get a different gun. ) They claim that the pulse amplitude is 15mm and I believe them because it measured slightly more than the Hypervolt plus. I also measured the noise level with my phone and on at the highest setting I loudest measurement I could get was about 64 db which was only 2 db more than the Hypervolt Plus. (They sound extremely similar and they're both quiet enough that my family won't chase me from the room when we're watching TV)The only slight negative is that the stall force is less than the Hypervolt plus and I don't know if I believe then when they say it's 50lb (It's more like the Fitpulse in that respect.) Still it's never been an issue for me, and I go extremely deep. I got my gun for $169 and if you hunt around for coupons you can get it at that price. For me it's the best one by far unless you are willing to spend a ton of money.

The Opove M3 Pro (Decent) percussion massage gun does a great job massaging my sometimes achy neck, shoulders, and back areas. It feels solid but not too heavy, my nine-year-old daughter can hold it powered on (with two hands) and work the kinks out of sore back muscles while I'm sitting upright. The plentiful attachments are easy to insert and remove. I highly recommend this device.Update: I ordered a second M3 pro (Decent) for my stepson as a Christmas present. However, I am changing my rating to 1-star as the M3 Pro (Decent) unit I ordered for myself in October just stopped working. I tried using it on December 27, 2020, but it would not turn on. The display panel shows nothing. I charged the unit overnight, the battery LED shows fully charged. But when I move the on/off switch to the on position...nothing, nada, zilch. If I plug in the AC adapter the LED will light up briefly then disappear. Luckily, Amazon's return policy was extended to January 31, 2021. I returned the unit via Kohl's Store Amazon dropoff. I paid $129.99 for the unit but Amazon stated $109 credit will be added to my Amazon Prime charge card. I will dispute the charge tomorrow, January 4, 2021.Update: One very happy customer! Big kudos to Eleanor and Opove for reaching out and sending me a replacement Opove M3 Pro (Decent) percussion massage gun at no charge. I appreciate Eleanor's diligence in keeping me informed throughout the entire process. The new massage gun works great! A 5-star effort for Eleanor and Opove for such great customer service. You are indeed true to your word!