Mebak 3 Massage Gun Deep Tissue Percussion Muscle Massager Gun Handheld Electric Back Neck Massager for Body Athlete Pain Relief Super Quiet Portable Sport Massager with Brushless Motor 7 Head 5 Speed

Product Information

Upgraded with a intelligent timing protection, Mebak3 will automatically shut down after 10 minutes continuous use to protect you from injury.

The Fusion FX from Lifepro deserves its own section with one distinct feature: heated percussion therapy. This massage gun built-in 2600mAh rechargeable long-lasting lithium battery. Power a week's worth of workouts with up to 6 hours of massage per charge. All in all, both massage guns are thus in a similar price range. Accordingly, I can’t name a clear winner here from a price perspective. Rather, you should pay attention to which of the two guns is more convincing. The Achedaway Pro features five speeds, ranging from 1,700-2,800 percussions per minute. Its removable 3200 mAh Lithium battery provides enough power for 3- to 4 hours of treatment. It comes with a carrying case with four well-made attachments including semi-soft standard ball, firm flat head, bullet and fork. Budget options are available, but if you’re willing to invest a bit more upfront, Theragun offers the best performance and design for the price.But Mebak 3 has a pressure sensor while Opove doesn’t. But as we have already mentioned, it’s a nice feature to have as an embellishment but nothing more. You probably can live without it. Power and speed: Sufficient power and speed is essential to effectively penetrate the muscles and promote blood flow. Look for a massage gun with a high percussive force and adjustable speed settings so you can deliver adequate force to different muscles. The handle is also slightly longer and, contrary to the T2, it has rubber all over it to make handling easier. It can also improve your range of motion and flexibility, encourage blood flow, help with muscle stiffness and it can even help with stress and sleep.

It's all about preference, though. Read the intended use of each attachment, give each a go, and follow what feels right for you. There is inconclusive research about some of the longer-term scientific benefits of using massage guns, as they are relatively new products that are still being investigated and debated.

What I like

If you're looking for relief from muscle pain, soreness, or to speed up recovery, the world of massage guns is a good place to be. If you need to ramp up the wattage on your percussive massage routine, Vybe is your best bet, with products that deliver up to 60 pounds of force at a time. Alternatively, you can keep an eye out to see if one of the two guns is heavily discounted. In that case, I would simply opt for the cheaper model since the two pistols are otherwise not all that different. As we said, this device looks a lot like the first Hypervolt silver, and the controls are a bit similar as well. There are 5 LEDs on the right side of the control panel to indicate the speed levels and 5 on the left side to indicate pressure applied.

The T2 may be elegant but Ekrin 365 feels more premium, and the materials used are softer and feel nicer in quality. There is a USB-C type charger here as well. Overall, I would prefer the Mebak 3 in this aspect. This is mainly due to the beeping sound of the Mebak 5, which is not only very loud but also very annoying during massage. Whether this is a general problem of the Mebak 5 or only occurred with my copy, I can not say. It comes in a sturdy, compact, and zippered carrying case. Inside the case, we found a charging cable, spare gaskets for the attachments, and a pretty awesome manual. The manual has information on the attachments, the device, and how to use it to massage different parts of your body. A handy, well-made, and well-organized carrying case is a plus. From the moment we took it out of its included faux carbon fiber hardshell case, our experience with the Mebak 3 has been a pleasant one. While it may not be a lot, the Mebak 3 is actually a few ounces lighter (1.98lbs vs 2.2lbs) than most massage guns out there. In practice we noticed that we could use it for a longer period of time without the slow sinking feeling of arm fatigue setting in.But we guess it’s okay. We heard some rattling sound at the highest speed and some vibrations in the holding hand, but nothing unusual. The cushion head is made of rubber-silicone and has a nice soft feel for massaging tender and bony areas. It’s a high revving device, and we’re guessing it’s because of the low amplitude. That also means that it can get pretty intense on higher gears – especially when you are gliding it over the skin. For instance, it’s very easy to mistake the T2 with the earlier C2 – even the X6 Pro isn’t very different either. Our guess is that Bob and Brad want their clientele to easily identify their product. Also, the focus may be more on what the device can do rather than what you can see. However, we encountered a bit of a problem using them. They tend to pop out. It happened way too many times, especially when we used higher speeds (for a few minutes).