Hyperice Unisex Adult Hypervolt Plus Bluetooth, with Innovative Quiet Glide Technology, Massager, 3 Speed Levels, 5 Interchangeable Heads, Black, 11 x 14.2 x 3.5 cm

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Also, the fact that the ergonomics haven’t been improved, and the extra few added pounds in weight, makes it a less desirable gun. First off, just as its predecessor the Hypervolt, this new and improved version has all the same attachments included with the original Hypervolt, but it is now even more powerful and comes with an additional attachment, the cushion, to help soften that power when needed. To be honest it’s louder than the original Hypervolt and the sound is slightly different but we are not complaining. has been tried and tested by the world’s best athletes to provide a percussive massage device that offers superior quality that’s built to last. They are powered by a rechargeable high-powered lithium ion battery (the same type of battery that powers a Tesla) that delivers up to 3,200 percussions per minute with three speed settings.

This percussion massage device uses a patented Quiet Glide technology that reduces noise while in use. Both devices came with five very similar attachments, so we reviewed them side by side to see which device performed best with all our testers. We say this because when we pitted it against Theragun Elite, we felt a few more pounds that we missed on Elite. Elite is a few pounds short on stall force and as a result we rated the Hypervolt Plus over Theragun Elite in our Theragun vs Hypervolt comparison. Our reviewers’s own long distance running, cycling and climbing pales in comparison, but this device was still amazing when it came to managing our low-level aches, and treating the sore shoulders and cricked necks of our housemates: even for a novice, the grip (a right angle, like a hairdryer), and the rubber casing gives you amazing purchase.As we have discussed in many of our posts, amplitude is a very important aspect in percussive devices. Maybe you’re itching to purchase this massage gun, but you are concerned about the battery life may be subpar. The Recreation of LA team is a group of fitness enthusiasts that bring you the latest reviews, news, and analysis in the industry. The battery lasts for around 2 hours, which breaks down to an average of 12 10-minute uses in a day. We did the decibel test on our own and we came up with 62dB at the lowest speed and 69dB at the highest speed.

Lastly, the level three speed generates approximately 3,200 percussions per minute, which is best suited for denser parts of the body like the quads and hips. She has been writing about adventure racing, mountain biking, trail running, and being a mother for 15 years.

While it doesn’t have the same LED readout as the Theragun, the pressure sensor – three white lights at the top of the device that let you know how hard you’re pushing – was intuitive, and unlike the Theragun, didn’t involve connecting to an app.