Tianfucen Portable Electric Neck Massager with Heat - 3 Model 15 Levels Smart Neck Massage for Pain Relief and Deep Tissue

So I sprained my neck. How does one even do that? Sleeping. Yep.I went to the doctors afterward because my neck kept leaning to one side, it’s been fairly painful and I feel ridiculous, and then they tell me the best thing I can do is to keep moving it. So I’ve been taking muscle relaxers, stretching it, icing to help if there’s any swelling, and using this thing.And holy moly.Every time I use this thing it feels so much better. I use it once a day and it’s helped so much, especially on the bad days.If you buy this keep in mind that it is an electrode massager, meaning it’s using little tiny jolts to tighten and relax your muscles through making contact with your skin.I chose this massager over other ones due to its electrode placement in comparison to specific muscle locations - after speaking with my doctor to figure out what the heck was going on. The heating function was also a huge draw for me as it also helps relax the muscles.If you decide to get this I hope it works as well for you as it has for me, it’s been a real life saver.Also! Make sure you spray both the the electrodes and your skin with water - it makes sure there’s a good connection for the EMS to actually work 👍🏽

My neck is sore from an auto rear ending me and causing a whiplash type incident. I applied ice, but had trauma and ended up in the ER with a concussion. After recovering for a few months yet again a slammed from behind, this time hit-n-run. I saw a chiropractor, but the pain wasn't going away. I decided to get this neck massage with heat. My Oh my, it felt so good to have the variable random like impulses with heat being applied to my neck. I use it for 15 minutes on the way to work, then 15 minutes on the way home from work, 5 days a week, then recharge the battery over the weekend. I feel like new again, comforting, pain free, now I thank the inventor of the Tianfucen Cordless Neck Massager with Heat

Seems to work well, it has eased tension in neck after continued use much like my previous one did, with some upgrades such as more elasticity (old one broke when I tried to hard to reach a spot further down on my back than what it was obviously made for).What’s truly noteworthy is the way it blasts you with fog-horn level beeps to notify you that your attempted tension-easing session is now complete (whether you’re done or not). You know, just in case you were beginning to get ideas of letting your more relaxed self ease into a nap or even sleep for the night. This device has OTHER ideas in store for you and will not hesitate to wake yo a— up to let you know it has ended its short cycle session and would apparently like to receive its tip for service please, sir. The obnoxiously loud beeping is also present when 1. Powering on the device, 2. Turning on the stim (which needs to be done by pressing mode and then up arrow several times before it reaches a meaningful level of intensity), obnoxiously beeping for each and every level up, and 3. To announce that it’s time to shut itself off once again before you’re ready.This incredibly loud and alarming soundtrack to your stim sesh is extra convenient if have a very small child who frequently naps or sleeps anywhere near you. Yes, it’s much louder than 3 simultaneously running noise machines, and unfortunately is impossible to tune out or turn down restricting the times in which this device can be used much smaller windows if not non-existent.Another great and added feature is how blinding the extra bright blue light is which emits from this device whenever it is on, again with no option to turn this feature off.This would be awesome for a geriatric patient who has lost most or all of their hearing capabilities, and needs an extra loud beep to inform them that they are no longer receiving muscle stimulation. Assuming said patient has also lost all sense of touch as well as reality and wouldn’t already know when they are pushing buttons and/or no longer receiving stimulation.The light and sound would be great for someone who plans to give themselves stun treatments while in dark and crowded club scenes, who would also like be able to hear the device inform them every 10 minutes that they need to start a whole new cycle over again by turning it back on and pressing the beepy buttons until it’s back to the setting you had it on before it so elegantly decided for you that you’ve had enough, over and over and over again.I would also imagine that the constantly emitting blue spotlight could be useful for those who have lost some of their eyesight and need to find their way to a club bathroom amid bright flashing strobe lights and other oddly lit scenes a geriatric patient may find themselves in. I myself have decided to use this feature in place of the wrap around neck reading flashlight I’ve been eying. Yes, this bright blue light which serves no purpose I’m aware of, will certainly provide plenty of stimulation to keep you and anyone you share a sleeping quarters with, fully awake and energized through the night, even if you opt out of using it to provide adequate lighting for your nighttime paperback book reading hobbies.Just fantastic and clear well-thought out added features here folks.

Was looking forward to this product since it had the attachable pads. However, did not work right out of the box. Tried charging with multiple different USB adapters and even put 3 or 4 different batteries in the remote. Still nothing. Does not work even though indicator light shows fully charged.

It works OK, the heat option and massaging are mild and acceptable ... BUT1. neither the instruction that comes with the device nor anything on Massager tells you what mode you are in, and you have to follow alternative Modes blindfolded by pressing the Mode button to arrive at what you might like.2. Personally I dislike the the pin pricks (electric impulses for stimulating muscles) as it feels like a needle or as a reviewer puts it like a bee stinging you frequently. For me the burning sensation of pricks is like bearing a torture. But it might work for people who are used to such impulses or EMS. I wished I had an option to turn pin pricks off, rather than changing mode randomly to arrive at a more relaxing one (if any without pin pricks).2. The instruction is poorly written. They could have done a better job in this regard (user friendly function/instruction). For instance, only by reading peoples' review that you'll learn that one has to lower the intensity before shutting it down since the device might automatically starts where you left off. And why one has to damp your neck? (Apparently it is for better electrical connection between your skin and the pads). And finally, as you use the unit, you'll learn that the unit will automatically shut off after about quarter of an hour use.3. Generally speaking, I think the main flaw is in the design of the remote and if it breaks I have no idea how in the world you can use the massager, as I could not find any way to order a new /spare one (just in case)4. Overall I think the device which is well designed and very slick, is currently overpriced, unless the company overcomes the abovementioned flaws and upgrades the unit ...