The Achedaway Pro is likely the quietest massage gun we’ve seen yet. It’s almost the standout feature about it. If you didn’t like anything else about this gun, you’ll like how quiet it is. However, since the target users of this device are people with large muscle or heavy physique (bodybuilders, athletes etc.), the size really shouldn’t be a big deal.

With such a significant amplitude and powerful stall force, this is the gun you need when you are a big guy.This machine is really well made and works well. Very easy to use. You simply put the cups on the place you want, choose the settings and you are off and running. It automatically stops after 12 minutes so you dont have to worry about over-cupping an area. Of course, if you want to stop it sooner, you can do so manually. And what else did we discover during our test? The excellent ergonomics! The angled handle was fantastic for those of us who appreciate a smooth massage. Plus, it weighed just 2.2lbs. and felt really well well-balanced. But with a stall force reaching well over 60lbs., there’s no stalling this thing once it starts revving away. We suspect the motor has something to do with this. Not many guns have a motor like this has. This is a monster gun, especially at high speeds. Value for Money: Why buy an expensive one when you can get a cheaper but just as powerful if not more. So why didn’t we include the Theragun Pro in our Top 3? To be honest, we had a debate on whether it should feature.

The stall force determines what kind of massage you will have with a particular gun. Higher stall force means deeper percussive massage. Mode 5 is the Powerful mode, it is a combination of short and long suctions for extra intensity. It’s pretty powerful, especially if you switch the suction power to level 3 or above. There are other compartments for the attachments, and a real nice touch from them with a compartment for the removable battery as well ( Theragun should take a hint). Everything is pretty well organized here. Its main rival, Hypervolt Go 2, is one of the easiest massage guns to stall, requiring only a minimum pressure to stop the motor from running.

Achedaway looks to have solved a conundrum with the ventilation on the side rather than at top like most guns do. That said, it’s made of different materials.

This device has 16 speed levels! That’s a lot. We don’t recommend anything that has higher than 6 speeds because it’s just too daunting trying to get to the right setting. However, we’ll turn a blind eye to it because the gun has a wide enough range to justify those additional gears. We hope for an option to extend the warranty. It would be awesome to have this because it means a brand is willing to stand behind their product. We wouldn’t mind paying for such a thing. Red light therapy (RLT) uses low-level wavelength red light to irradiate skin. Infrared rays can easily pass through the skin and cause thermal reactions to muscles and subcutaneous tissues, and therefore it plays a good role in inflammation reduction and local metabolism acceleration. RLT can also be a good aid in healing cupping bruises. However, anyway we should prevent excessive cupping, which may cause serious bruises with pain and even suppuration after cupping. Nowadays, Some electric cupping machines combine RLT with cupping therapy together, aiming at increasing the effectiveness of the treatment and also making the marks less dark after cupping therapy.

This is a powerful well-built massage gun. It is very original with its design but with a bit of an Ekrin twist with its angled handle. It’s a sturdy, durable piece that we really enjoyed using, and we think that the photos we shoot demonstrate it well. We’ve come to the end of our Achedaway Pro review. But before we wrap things up let’s reminisce on what you can get with this device.