Their first product goes head-to-head against Hyperice’s first Hypervolt but at an affordable price – twice cheaper. It’s even worse when the warranty period just ran out, and the device is acting up. What could be the problem, and is there a way to fix it? The M3 Pro can get reasonably intense, but for a massage gun with a 12mm amplitude, it doesn’t rev very fast.

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The M3 Pro uses quality materials that are appropriate for the price point. While it doesn’t have the same high-end feel as a Theragun, it is also far more affordable. The product feels like it is built to last and we were happy with the quality. Amplitude/Depth Yes, you heard that right. Overcharging your massage gun might ruin its battery. Better devices have a relevant protection in place, but it never hurts to only charge a device when the battery is low. We’ve had our Achedaway gun for nearly two years now, and have been consistently impressed with it. It’s a different proposition if you would rather not use Ekrin B37/B37S – a high amplitude gun over a medium amplitude Ekrin.Here I’ve switched to the other leg, but I am in “Auto” made. Press the “M” button when you turn it on to start that up (the LED indicator tells you which mode you’re in), and press the plus button to get the desired level of starting intensity. The gun now measures the pressure you’re putting on the area, and automatically increases or decreases the percussions per minute to adjust to the pressure. The device felt lightweight and easy to maneuver, according to our tester, who was also impressed with how quiet it is. Plus, this massage gun comes with a carrying case and long-lasting battery life, so you can take it on the go. One detachable lithium ion battery is also included. On the lowest setting, opove promises about 3 hours of battery life. In our testing, we’ve find that to be pretty accurate. Unlike many other massage guns available, the ability to swap out the dead battery for a spare is a nice perk. Build Quality:

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Don’t overuse your massage gun. Unless you are a busy chiropractor or physio, you don’t need to have your massage gun working for more than an hour straight. Normal sessions take about 20-30 minutes tops. Limiting the time you have your massage gun on can keep it working for a long time. You won’t have to worry about the battery not charging or the device randomly shutting off. Opove makes several different models, but the one I’m testing is the M3 Pro Max version. You’ll get the base unit with 5 different massage heads, along with a charger. It’s a durable device. We’ve had our unit for almost two years now. We use it daily and sometimes extensively. It still looks new. The battery is still as strong as new; it’s a Samsung branded battery, and that’s probably why. We charge the battery once every 7-10 days. Ekrin B37 is hushed. We measured only about 61 dB at the top speed (it won’t disturb a conversation).You’ve had your device for a few weeks or months. It has been working fine all that time, but now it won’t turn on. What could be the problem?

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We are not entirely sure that massage guns have some sort of reset button. However, we came across articles that claim this to be so.Many massage guns tend to stop working when they are overused. The battery heats up and some devices may shut off. While it’s not uncommon, the M3 Pro Max does include a powerful 24V brushless motor. In this case, the Max lives up to its name by the inclusion of a 15mm amplitude massage head with 55lbs of stall force. The one instance we are of is our Hypervolt 2 Pro going dead one month after the expiry of the 1-year cover (most likely it’s just the battery).

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The benefit of using a massage gun is that it helps pump fluid so that your body clears that lactic acid, and you can have a faster recovery time,” she adds. “They’re great for at-home, regular use to help loosen up tight muscles—without needing to leave the comfort of your own home and book a regular massage.” The Opove massage gun is versatile for users of all levels, our tester said. “It had all the attachments that I needed for various body parts, and you can use it both on a low setting if you like a more gentle massage or on a higher setting, which is still strong enough for someone who likes deep tissue massage.” The device is also easy to use, quiet, and (most importantly) effective. Our tester loved that the device was lightweight and compact but still delivered powerful percussive therapy that helped to relieve sore and tight muscles. At Massage Gun Advice, we're a two-person team researching the world of massage guns and recovery tech since 2020. Alex Stone is a Doctor of Physical Therapy and Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (NSCA). He currently practices orthopedics in Bellevue, Washington, and manages an online health coaching business via social media (@dr.alexstone). He is passionate about health science education and general health/wellness optimization.In other words, myofascial trigger points are the pesky, marble-like knots that you feel just under your skin. And massage guns can help to relieve this discomfort, pain, and limited mobility. Liz lives and works in the Inland Empire of CA. She was a multi-sport athlete in her youth, competing in softball, basketball, volleyball, soccer, and swimming. Liz swam collegiately at Webster University where she earned her B.A. degree in Communications. She is a licensed Physical Therapist Assistant in which she holds an A.A.S. degree from St. Louis Community College – Meramec. Liz has advanced training in orthopedic physical therapy through NextGen PT and in movement analysis through Movement Links. She is also a certified NASM-Performance Enhancement Specialist. Liz is passionate about providing parents and coaches with the knowledge and resources necessary to create a safe and enjoyable environment for young athletes.