Opove M3 Pro 2 Massage Gun Deep Tissue for Workout Recovery, Black

I've always had issues with flexibility and muscle tightness due to injuries and arthritis. I sit at a desk 8+ hours a day and have very tight calves, hamstrings and quads. I am extremely impressed with the OPOVE M3 Pro Massage Gun. I have had the massager for about six months now, I wanted to wait to give a review until I had a chance to really break it in and be able to give an honest review. It comes with the four tips for deep massage and trigger point, large muscle groups and neck/spine. I have used all four at different times and they all work great for various areas. If you are just a little tight the flat attachment is great to stimulate blood flow. I have tennis elbow and bullet trigger point tip is great for reducing my pain. I have had many massagers over the years and one of the key elements of a great massager is it needs a strong motor, and it needs to last long enough to get relief. First, I get over 3 hours of use between charges and as far as stopping the motor good luck. I have taken the flat adapter and pushed as hard as I could into my thigh and my wife could feel the vibration through the floor about six feet away in her chair and the motor did not slow down a bit. For the amount of power it has it is amazingly quiet. M3 Pro has three speeds that are perfect for different areas of pain. I usually use the lowest speed on my forearms and higher speeds on my calves. My wife was a little unimpressed when I first told her I was getting it due to the cost but based on the quality and how much I use it she has changed her opinion and is now very impressed. Using it for a few minutes a day on trouble areas makes a huge difference. I strongly recommend the massager; it is one of the best investments I have made in my health in a long time. Don’t waste your time or money on a cheap knockoff. I don’t work for Opove I have just reached a point where I have waster hundreds on desk chairs and decided to start buying quality

This is the first percussion massage therapy product I've had and I am very satisfied with it so far. I am lucky that I don't have a need to use this on a frequent basis so I waited to review until I used it several times. I chose the Opove M3 because a couple of trusted independent product reviewers had it on their top picks list for this product category. Since I never used a product like this before I wanted a good quality-value tradeoff product. My overall experience is that the reviews were accurate and the massager is a good product at a good price point. I'm an active, 65 yr old senior in good shape, in other words not an hardcore athlete type. I use the massager for post workout or overexertion soreness prevention and for relief after soreness sets in. It appears to help a lot in reducing soreness post workout - I don't feel as bad the next day. As to relief after soreness has already set in - it offers temporary relief and feels good. My main uses are for gluts, quads, hamstrings, calf and in the hip area in the lower body. The M3 is pretty quiet and the battery lasts several uses before needing to be recharged. I like having 4 attachments for different applications, but generally use only the ball and the single pointed tip. Although it has 3 speed settings, for the most part the lowest one is sufficient for my needs. I like that it feels solid in my hands, that it has the feel of a substantial, quality tool. I wish there was an easier way to reach my back, I don't like the technique described in the instruction, but that may be due more to my lack of flexibility more than a product issue. Overall, I'm very pleased with the product and highly recommend it.

This massage gun provides strong, deep percussion and works well for relaxing tight muscles after workouts or long days. The different intensity settings make it easy to adjust the pressure for various muscle groups, while the high stall force keeps it from stopping under firm pressure. The long battery life is convenient, and the handheld design is comfortable to use. A solid option for athletes, fitness routines, and at-home muscle recovery.

I just got this today and I am impressed! Does it have the same jackhammer power of the bigger massage guns? No. Did I ever use the highest power on my old massage gun? Also no. It definitely pulses really fast, but doesn't feel like you're using a literal jackhammer on your body. If that's what you're looking for, get one of the big guns. I did a quick run on some problem areas and it worked great! Attachments were easily applied, and removed. I love that this charges via USB-C cord instead of the specialized round ports! My old massage gun died, as did my boyfriend's. One because of a faulty replacement power cord and the other...who knows. Anyway, if you're looking for an affordable massage gun, especially one that is portable, I highly recommend this one!

Received the Opove M3 Pro today (5/19/2020and my first opinion is a good. if it continues to operate at current operation capability my review will not change and at current would recommend it to any one. Qualifiers: I am a a runner, triathlete, obstacle course racer (spartan), and trail runner, I also like to lift weights but endurance sports are more my thing. when I am training, recovery is very important to me. I have also had opportunities to try out multiple percussion massage guns through friends and sporting event merchandise tents. I have also reviewed many potions before i pulled the trigger (pun intended) on the Opove. Pros - Most important, right out of the box, the Opove does exactly what it says it will. It's light weight, quiet, has four adapters that seem to fit my needs so far. The battery came fully charged and ready to go. its stated that the battery has 3.5 hrs of battery but I haven't tested that out yet. The design of the gun fit well in my hand and is similar to other guns. The percussion energy is completely transferred from machine to trigger point and not into the hand. There are 3 settings, and each intensity level is distinct and serves my needs (the lowest setting is on par with your store bought cheaper massage guns and then it increases in intensity form there). Last, the price point is reasonable at $200 its fits in between the $300+ models (which seem overpriced) and the $99 models (( which scare me out of sheer cheapness (not saying they are cheep just didn't want to commit to something that might fall apart)). it also came with a book that tells you were trigger points are and a nice carrying case. Cons - if your a masochist and pain is your thing, I can say, that despite there being three settings, the most powerful setting is not as intense as other guns on the market, but in my opinion the intensity levels were fine and got the job done. You have to get used to how the battery and the attachments connect and disconnect the are hard to pull out and I initially thought i was doing something wrong or might brake something. but you eventually get used to how everything fits together. In closing, I would recommend this product to others and will update post if anything changes.

Pros: I have only had this item for about a week now, but I am already able to tell a difference. I've been dealing with a chronic sore lower back and tight pretty much everything, after years of battling an undiagnosed gastro issue. Upon getting that sorted out, I'm now on the road to recovery and getting everything in line. With Covid, accomplishing massage therapy became a problem, so I did some research on massage guns and landed on this one as my choice, which is one I do not regret. The day after the first use, I knew I might have overdone it, I woke up sore in various locations. The power of the gun isn't anything super crazy, there are 3 speeds and as I'm a high pain tolerance person, setting 1 I could 'feel', but didn't seem like it was doing much, same with 2. 3 produced a noticeable feeling to my muscles, but I didn't feel like it was too much, and in the end it wasn't, the soreness was a normal soreness and went away a day later after some solid sleep and a lot of water. This thing leaves you feeling like you just got a full body massage (if you use it everywhere possible at the time), not like you got mutilated, but like you got some good blood flowing. So far, in a week, my lower back has loosened up dramatically, the pain is lessened and I'm hoping to continue see these results moving forward until I'm using this device for maintenance/recovery for lifting, as opposed to getting back to being able to actually lift without pain again. The 4 different attachments all serve their different purposes well. Cons: The only negatives I have really at this point are: 1. Battery life, it goes from full charge to about half left with two 15-20 minute sessions. I don't really necessarily think that this is a 'bad' thing in the slightest, I am using it pretty heavily in that 20 minutes. 2. Power. It has plenty of impact to it, but I find myself wishing it had one more setting to go a little faster/harder with impact for a couple of really rough areas I'm looking to break up some really old beat up tissue in. It's still getting the job done, I just wonder if it wouldn't happen quicker if I could dial it up one more notch, or if I'd just end up super sore and regret it. Either way, love this massage gun, hoping it lasts me a long time, loving the results I'm getting so far! Definitely recommended. If anything happens with it, for longevity purposes, I'll come back and edit and update.

I've always had issues with flexibility as a frequent gym goer, and recently have had real problems with Sciatica from tight hamstrings and quads. I was recommended this by my physio - and I'm so impressed!! I'm mixing it with a regular stretching routine after training, but then also using it a few mornings a week to help activate my back muscles and make me more agile for the day. You don't need to use it very long each day, but it really makes a difference and is easy to use. I recommend to do some research online on how to use it first as there are different areas to target with the different applicators. I chose the Opove G3 Pro because I wanted something which had several applicators to work on different groups, and several speed options. One of the major decision factors for me was the noise level, as I'd read reviews that many were not quiet. This percussion gun is super quiet!! I couldn't believe it, if you're like me and don't want a black & decker drill going off when you're trying to relax - then look no further. The battery also is strong, lasting me at least 3 hours per charge cycle. And the carry case is useful, as otherwise I'd be sure to lose the applicators. The top speed is very powerful, and 3 speeds is really enough. You don't need more, I don't know why you'd need 10-30!! I use bottom speed for a light massage or activation, and top speed with some force when I really want to work out a major muscle group. Best investment in health in a long time. For the cost of a couple of average massages, I'm now covered :)

I previously gave this company a 1 star rating because I got two different massage guns that were defective or broken on delivery, but they gave me a refund for one and replaced the other one... so now I got one that is really nice & I'm very impressed with how it works. It holds a charge a long time and is comfortable to hold and works out all my knots and has great variety of tips for the tool. I highly recommend this specific massage gun and recommend this company, because they took care of the problems for me great!

Sono uno sportivo e ho sempre molti trigger point infiammati dopo le varie sessioni di allenamento, per questo motivo cercavo uno strumento che potesse alleviare questi dolori/infiammazioni e devo dire che questo massaggiatore a percussione fa proprio il suo lavoro.

I have been going to see a quality sports massage therapist who said i should try one of these in between sessions as a way of "topping up" and was very sceptical about a massage gun in general after buying a tens machine which was useless and massage foam rollers / balls which are ok but have limited effect. A couple of years ago, i put a disc out on my lumber spine and after some extensive chiro, managed to get on top of the pain and made the vow of starting to look after myself so started stretching and seeing the therapist above which is great apart from the fact that i cannot afford to go see a therapist every week so after experiencing the feeling of one of these massage guns at a session, decided to part with the money. After doing some research, picked the M3 Pro, I've heard about the more expensive versions (theragun etc) and this seemed like a good purchase as it wasn't one of the cheaper ones but not in the 300 pound mark either. In terms of what you receive with the M3 Pro: The kit its self is well packaged and comes with a good number of attachments for various parts of the body including one for the achilles, a rounded more pointed attachment for direct massage, a flat rounded and a rounded piece all of which are again, well made. The machine is very well made too and this is one of the slight disadvantages as it is quite heavy but i'm guessing that's all to do with part of it being the battery. there are 3 speed settings and a nice Led display for power indication and charging. In terms of effect, the M3 pro delivers well and i can compare this to my therapists gun which isn't quite as powerful. I have used the more targeted piece and the achilles attachment on my feet and have to admit, it has kept the plantar problem at bay with no issues so extremely happy just for that result. The back which is an ongoing issue and I accept that it will always be there now unless I have surgery which i don't really fancy is much improved. The rounded attachment here seems to help the best and you can get very deep into the hip (where i have issues) and into the piriformis (just below the glutes) and does genuinely feel wonderful after a session with this. The tip here is to get a partner to help to be more effective as its awkward getting to the back but can be done nonetheless. In terms of battery life, it seems to be as the instructions say and last for a few hours but is very quick to charge ready for another session. overall the experience using the M3 Pro has been great, a little heavy but i will settle for that because it seems a good quality piece of kit. If you have any sort of past injury that requires frequent maintenance from sports massage, i couldn't recommend this any higher. I have been using this for about a few weeks now and wanted to wait to find out the upsides and downsides to using the machine. I have also used the machine for plantar fasciitis which has been an issue since starting the exercise regime so can give you a perspective from a back and foot problem.

At half the price of a Theragun, this Opove does as good a job with a higher stall force.

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It's rubbish Can't contact seller you will pay a fortune for junk that dies in a week. Buy from an actual shop where you can take it back back street crooks