Easy@Home Wireless TENS Unit with APP Remote Control: Back Pain Relief Muscle Stimulator Massager | Powered by MyPainOff App iOS & Android App | Pain Therapy Management EHE015BLE

Works great. Holds a charge for a long time.

We have used this off and on for years now and no problems. Helps my sciatica and wife’s upper neck/shoulder areas. I’m buying another so we don’t fight over it.

I realized I'd had my previous TENS unit (with wires that were unruly - and batteries) for 10 years. Time for an upgrade. I was delighted to find a selection of wireless units that paired with an app. I chose this one because other reviews mentioned it was pretty effective and very easy to set up. Others looked more complicated and I don't need more complication in my life. I've just used it for the first time and, yessiree it does pack a punch! I had to always crank up my old TENS unit to the highest level, but I can't go to the highest level with this. It would be too much. And I LOVE no wires and no batteries to replace. Just charge it like I do my iPhone. And the setup out of the box truly was easy peasy.PROS: all of the aboveCONS: It makes an annoying beeping sound every. single. time. you tap the (+) icon to increase the intensity. Is that really necessary? After all, I can see the intensity visually on the app. Also, I don't feel a noticeable difference between the "cupping" and the "massage" and the "malaxation" (is that supposed to be "relaxation"? Anyone? Buehler?) modes. So, that's maybe a bit gimmicky. And what's "scrapping therapy" mode supposed to be? Whatever. Doesn't matter.All in all, I'm pleased with this upgrade from my old unit. A word of advice: go ahead and order the replacement pads so you have them on hand. Would be nice if they included an extra set. You can get replacement pads here on Amazon. Just type "ETP015" into the search bar and you'll find them.

I have chronic back issues and can have bouts of pretty significant pain at the slightest thing, so I'm always at the ready w/ this little Easy Home TENS unit. No cords to limit your movement, it's battery operated (with extremely long life between charges!), easily hidden underneath clothing, and easy to operate. The pads stick well and can be reused over & over, especially if lightly rinsed and restuck to the plastic cover between uses. I can't tell you how many times this unit has provided me relief, even without medication. I have recommended it to friends & family on multiple occasions. It's a workhorse and well worth the money!

I love this little thing. I bought a second one for my mom to try it out and we're both LOVING them. They're especially good for stomach cramps. It lasts a surprisingly long time in between charges (for now). The instructions take a bit to get used to but once you get them down, it's easy. I like leaving it on the first setting (all massages mixed together) and upping the intensity level to whatever is needed at the time, that way it isn't just one type of massage that gets annoying and almost painful after too long. I don't take the greatest care of my pads (fall asleep with it on, moving it around a lot, etc.) and the adhesive is losing it's stickiness pretty quickly but with as much use as it gets and my lack of care, it's to be expected. The replacement pads are pretty decently priced (about $15 for 4 pieces) so no complaints here. Highly recommended!

The device itself works well. I had read reviews complaining about the battery life, but I haven’t experienced any problems. You can choose for it to run for 10-60 minutes, increasing in 10 minute increments. When I’ve used it for an hour on a full charge, I typically throw it on the charger. I don’t think an hour is anywhere near how long the battery will last, though, since it’ll charge for maybe 20 minutes (0-100% battery takes 2 hours). I like the range of settings and intensity level.I love that it’s cordless since I can keep going about my day and moving around. The only gripe I have about the cordless feature is that it means there is a hard device in the area you put it. This is annoying for me since I use it on my mid-back a lot and having the device there means I can’t lean back if I’m sitting. I didn’t deduct any stars for this since it’s just an inconvenience that can be easily solved (e.g. go for a walk, laying on your side or stomach).I deducted two stars because of the electrode pad’s poor durability. In the quick reference manual, it says that it should last about 30 cycles. It also notes that you should not let it come in contact with water, whereas the complete manual says you can wipe it with a damp cloth from time to time. Every single time I have used this machine, I have wiped off the areas I’m applying it to with a wet rag and completely dried myself. I’ve also only ever touched the top of the pad (non-stick area), and I always place it on the protective plastic piece when not in use. Because it says to never let it come in contact with water on the quick reference, I’ve never cleaned the pad itself. I’ve used it 15 times thus far, and it’s started to fall off during treatment. I think this is really disappointing. I’ve been using it two times every day, so one pad lasts me about 2 weeks. At this time, replacement pads are available in a 4-pack for a little over $16. I think that’s pretty expensive when considering the actual lifespan of the pad.Big question: would I buy again? No. I bought it since it was recommended to be me by my PT. Looking at other devices, specifically those with cords, you get way more pads that still last for several uses and replacements are half the price for 5x the quantity. It’s nice for on the go, but it’s not budget friendly in the slightest. For that reason, I’m looking into returning it.