What this means is you are getting intensity from the high vibrations rather than a deeper punch (the punches are still pretty decent though).

Hyperice Hypervolt GO 2 review: Superb portable massage gun - T3

Hyperice have their own dedicated app for their range of devices. The app is an awesome feature and will show you how to massage, provide guided sessions and also offer the possibility to auto operate the device (auto-speed). Hypervolt have a different design philosophy from Theragun. Their devices are T-shaped; power tool-like design. Unlike Theragun who have the triangular multiple grip design (more when we compare ergonomics). It may be a tiny massage gun but Dyna Mini comes with 4 attachments unlike Theragun Mini. They offer a lifetime warranty, just like Ekrin, and have a superb customer support system – we had a smooth buying experience. Most mini guns don’t boast a long amplitude and the Hypervolt Go doesn’t defy this either. But it just may have an edge over most devices.

On paper, this kind of setup is very good for the job, but as we mentioned above, the Go 2 has a tendency to slowing down percussions under even little pressure – and we find it pretty unfortunate. In our tests, the Hypervolt Go 2 reaches 3200 RPM at its third gear but slows down under pressure. I had been wanting to try out a Massage or Muscle Gun for a while now as I wanted to see if they actually worked and to see why all these athletes I watched on television were using or endorsing them. Well I got sent the Hypervolt Go 2 and after testing it out I am really not surprised. Everything about the device feels premium whether it be the gun itself, the design, the smaller accessories it comes with, the instructions, and the box it comes in.(The same can be said of the Hyperice Venom Go which I also loved - it got five stars in my review) Provide relief to sore muscles by breaking up the lactic acid accumulation especially after a workout session. To be fair we always had mixed feelings about the first generation Theragun mini, which is still available at a reduced price. On the one hand, being a premium product it has some unique features. We’ll call those:

Hypervolt Go-2: Next-Level Muscle Recovery

We will also, for a wider perspective, share with you some good alternatives to both brands. So follow along as we take you through the most comprehensive Theragun vs Hypervolt guide on the internet! Unlike the Go 2, the latest version of the Theragun Mini actually connects to a smartphone app via Bluetooth. The Therabody app allows you to access a library of wellness routines and helps to guide your massage with smart technology. According to reviewers, “it is useful for beginners” because it offers “automated guidance and vibration settings for various uses.” Color Options Stroke Length: Hypervolt Go doesn’t bring much to the table when it comes to the amplitude. Its 10mm stroke length is good, but that’s about it. Actually, anything larger than that would be a waste because of the device’s low stall force. The Hypervolt Go 2 comes with two attachments for you to use — the bullet and the flat head. The bullet, which has a narrower shape, is the ideal attachment for releasing trigger points and any deep tissue muscle recovery problems — such as your hamstrings and glutes, but we wouldn’t recommend using it on sensitive areas such as your shoulders. The flat head attachment is better for sensitive areas since it doesn’t penetrate as deep as the bullet does, but it can be used on larger muscle groups as well if you don’t need a deep tissue massage. Speed Settings

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Compatibility: We are pleased that this attachment is compatible across all Hypervolt massagers. This shows a level of brand insight that caters to a diverse user base.