Theragun Prime - All-New 4th Generation Percussive Therapy Deep Tissue Muscle Treatment Massage Gun

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The Therabody app connects seamlessly via Bluetooth to deliver customised wellness routines pulled from your activity data. Our app will guide you through each wellness routine, showing you all theways our device can help enhance your life. Your massage gun experience will likely depend on how much pressure your muscles need. Theraguns generally offer speeds from 1700 to 2400 ppms (pulse per minute), and devices feature anywhere from three to five built-in speeds. Theraguns are high-quality, powerful, effective massage guns. But they are also very expensive. While I personally like Theraguns the best out of all of the massage guns I’ve tried, I’m aware that they’re out of budget for most people. I encourage people who want a massage gun to research other options and see if something less expensive would suit their needs. If you look strictly at specs, Theraguns and Hypervolts don’t seem too different: They have similar price points, noise levels, speed ranges, and amplitudes. Theraguns do reach slightly deeper into muscle tissue with a 16-millimeter amplitude compared to Hypervolt’s 13 to 14 millimeters.

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If you’re just entering the world of Theragun, transition slowly with the Starter Set. It includes the Theragun Prime, Theragun Prime wireless charging stand, and supersoft attachment – the perfect way to introduce percussive therapy to your routine. This is Theragun’s full-sized entry-level percussive massage gun, and probably the best Theragun option for most people.

Its two-hour battery life isn’t the most impressive. Many other full-sized massage guns have a longer battery life, but two hours is plenty to get the average person through a week of percussive therapy treatment, if not more. Is it worth it?” is my favorite question to answer because unless a product is astronomically horrendous, the answer is always “it depends”—regardless of the brand or product at hand. Whether or not a piece of fitness equipment is worth it is totally subjective, and everyone will give you a different answer based on a combination of their values, needs, wants, and budget. Speaking of warranty, I’m not a fan of the limited warranties on Theraguns. They’re rather lukewarm, in my opinion, for products that cost so much and are marketed as luxury items. The Theragun Pro has a two-year limited warranty, while the Elite, Prime, and Mini only benefit from a one-year limited warranty. While the Theragun has been around since 2016, the company behind it has now rebranded to Therabody, to represent the brand’s tech-meets-wellness approach to recovery. The Theragun itself is a popular home device, used by professionals and novices alike, but the brand has also recently launched other high-tech wellbeing devices designed to help you recover faster (more on which later). All three Theraguns are powered by a proprietary brushless motor that delivers a powerful deep muscle treatment.

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This simplified smart percussive therapy device prioritizes the essential features you need while maintaining the power and effectiveness of Theragun's deep muscle treatment. Ease discomfort, soothe tightness and tension, and recover faster in seconds. built-in speeds (1750, 1900, 2100, 2200, 2400 percussions per minute) and app-controlled customizable speed range (any speed between 1750-2400 percussions per minute). According to Saliu, Theragun dupes generally have similar features, speeds, and attachments as the real deal. However, the motor in non-Therabody models is much cheaper and usually loses power within a year, if not sooner. Therefore, you’re paying for longevity and quality when you invest in a Theragun. When it comes to the percussions per minute (ppm) and different speed levels, all three devices offer a range of 1750 to 2400 ppm and five levels. You can adjust and monitor the current speed and force of the Theragun PRO and Elite on an OLED screen, while the Theragun Prime comes with LED speed indicators.The Theragun Prime 4th Generation model won our testers over for combining the best of all Theragun massage guns — at a more accessible price point. The Theragun Prime includes five built-in speeds and a customizable speed range between 1750-2400 ppms (just like its more expensive counterpart, the Theragun Pro). It features the signature triangle design that makes Theragun massage guns easy to hold and use on yourself without straining or contorting into weird positions, and its stall force (read: the amount of pressure you can apply to the head of the massage gun before the motor stalls) is 30 pounds, which our testers found to be plenty powerful for the average user. Plus, testers found it to be quieter than the other models, a major plus if you’re trying to use it while watching television or listening to a podcast. Why We Like It: You can toggle between up to three preset recovery routines saved from the Therabody app to your device. All this, plus the iconic triangular ergonomic grip, four interchangeable heads, the QX65 motor, and QuietForce technology, make the Prime well worth its price tag. I haven’t come across a massage gun that works as well as the Prime (and is as feature-rich) for a better price.

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Without talking to your doctor if you have arthritis, osteoporosis, fibromyalgia, or another musculoskeletal condition.The Prime is simply too good to beat, in my opinion: It has an amplitude of 16 millimeters just like the more expensive Theragun Prime and Pro, it has a 30-pound stall force, and programmable speeds between 1750 and 2400 percussions per minute. For casual exercises or those not yet sure if they want to shell out for more premium models, our testers recommended the Theragun Mini 2nd Generation for massage gun beginners. Its smaller frame is easy to hold (and, according to actress Sarah Hyland, throw in a gym bag), and with three attachments and three speeds, you won’t get overwhelmed figuring out the optimal settings for your needs. We'd particularly recommend this massage gun for cyclists or runners, since it’s easy to target those areas and apply the desired amount of pressure with the Mini. We recommend the Theragun Prime as the best overall massage gun for people who want powerful percussion without an exorbitant price tag. There’s a gadget for everything nowadays: we use them to knead our bread; clean our teeth; dry our hair. The best do such a good job, we wonder how we ever got by without them. And the name to know now? The Theragun, the fitness tool that’s taking the industry by storm. Although researchers have not yet reached a consensus, there are some studies that have shown massage guns could support an increased range of motion, though the effects are generally not long-lasting. Customer Experience

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Of course, one of the many reasons you sign up for a massage is that it takes away the pain and a Theragun is no different. Massage guns, when used properly, have been connected with decreased muscle fatigue. Increased Range of Motion amplitudereaches 60% deeper into the muscle than consumer-grade vibration massagers to stimulate circulation, generate heat, and release your deepest tension. amplitude reaches 60% deeper into the muscle than (at 40 times per second) than the average electronic massager to stimulate circulation, generate heat, and release your deepest tension. You can use Take 3 as many times as you want as long as you have the available credit on your Account Stall force is the amount of pressure you can apply to the head of the massage gun before the motor stalls, or how powerful a massage gun is. A higher maximum no-stall force means you can apply more pressure before the motor shuts off.If you’re constantly on the go or you’re looking for a massage gun that you can travel with, our testers recommend the Theragun Elite 4th Generation. It’s the quietest of the Theragun massage guns, thanks to its QX65 proprietary brushless motor with QuietForce Technology, and it includes five attachments. A brushless motor with QuietForce Technology delivers impressive power, while being quieter than ever.