Headot Red Light Therapy Belt

Great product for the price point

Good machine

Bought it ~2 years ago and it worked great and really helped with loosening up my own muscles.I always had it sitting at 80% of battery life, using it for a few minutes at the first setting, sometimes going higher, depending on the area and then turning it off again.One time i went up to like 20 and the battery dropped from 80 to dead within 5 minutes. I plugged it into the wall to recharge, light shining blue to indicate that it’s charging. Taking it out the next day i tried turning it on and it was dead.I tried different outlets and adapters and it’s the same thing. Battery just gave up out of the blue, apparently 😭 for $80 that’s kinda heartbreaking

As someone who is not a born runner, the worst part about it being a regular excercise is the shin splints, and the leg cramps. I got these to try out and see if it would help. The warning it came with was to not use it on bare skin. That's a bit uncomfortable when I'm soaked in sweat, it just makes me itchy to massage my leg with a full armor of clothes. It also said it is not water proof, but I have not had an issue with it. Granted, i am mostly dry when I use it, so I haven't experienced a malfunction due to water/sweat damage. The battery life is ridiculousely awesome though. I have only charged it once in the 4 months i have had it. Granted I dont use it every day, nor for very long. Usually a minute or two but no more than 5, and usually only once a week. It came with many heads to try out, but most of it feel painful to me. Especially when it bounces off my knee cap. It's a start for now, but if i find something else that helps loosen up leg muscles after a mile, I'll happily ditch these.

The massage gun may be one of the best on the market. Hase 30 different levels and comes with many heads to help better suit the area desired. The battery life is extremely good, so good that it seems fake how long it will last before needing to be plugged up. As a college athlete, I would recommend this to others because of how good the product is. The only issue is that over time it does tend to gain a little noise but not enough noise to annoy you.

I think we had one attachment missing,but this massage gun is a very good investment for pain and sore muscles. I recently started working out and this massage gun really did reduce the pain. I also love how the vibration intensity can be adjusted and it comes with different head attachment for different areas of the body. Again 5 stats all around.

When I began using the massager it was quiet and was nice due to the fact I used it on my shoulders and neck. But within a month the volume increased an insane amount and now I won’t use it due to it.

I got this gun back in March of 2021, it’s March 2023, and my machine is on its way out but it has given two years of sciatica pain relief to my husband. Definitely worth the money. My husband is a big guy though, this thing is no joke. Be careful and avoid the spine and neck region. Going to repurchase.