Mini 1 has a 12mm amplitude. This is the highest among mini guns. Nothing has changed with mini 2. It also has a 12mm stroke length. 12mm amplitude is confirmed. No other mini come close. This is minor, but I wish the soft carry case was just a little bit bigger to fit the two extra attachments. As it is, it only fits the device itself with just one attachment on it. We noticed that nothing has changed for mini 2 here. But it may not be bad news because this new device is smaller. It could’ve been worse, right?

The new 2 nd generation mini hasn’t changed, at least not as far as the design goes. In fact, you could easily mistake it for the mini 1. The 2 nd generation Theragun mini how it compares to the 1 st generation mini.This warranty provides you with specific legal rights. You may have additional rights, which may vary from state to state. Because of individual state regulations, some of the above limitations and exclusions may not apply to you.

However, the strain on the arm isn’t as bad as it was with mini 1. This is because mini 2 is much thinner now. It’s also lighter. It’s now even better for folks with small hands and females too. It’s definitely a unique shape, but the ergonomics is only so-so. Stroke Length: The mini, as other Theraguns, shines when it comes to the stroke length. 12mm is best you can get for a mini massage gun and other devices can’t match the mini’s amplitude.Thanks to the three speed settings and the high-amplitude percussions, using the Theragun mini will feel powerful enough for people who are not used to sports- or deep-tissue massage. However, for athletes, the mini might not be powerful enough to relax muscles after rigorous workouts effectively. For them, I recommend the Theragun Elite instead. Theragun Mini review: Also consider The Hypervolt Go 2 may be considered the natural alternative to the new mini 2 due to the rivalry between the two giant brands. This one has a more classic look – it looks more like the Bantam but larger. The new mini and Ekrin Bantam are true mini massagers. The Go 2 is bigger and heavier. The battery on the Mini 2 has a shelf life of two hours, but that can be shortened if you apply a copious amount of pressure and force the motor to work harder. The power button features a single LED light in the middle, showcasing the battery life. In our test, the noise level of the Mini 2 was lower compared to the Mini 1. Mini 1 maxed at 61.4dB. Mini 2 maxes at 60.5dB.

The weight has been reduced by 25%, down from 1.45 pounds to 1.1 pounds. We did the measuring with the ball head attached. This is a significant reduction for a mini massage gun. It basically went from heavy to light in terms of weight category.

The Theragun Mini is a great choice for percussive massage on-the-go

Due to its compact design and easy portability, the Theragun Mini 2 is one of our favorite massage guns. The handle is easy to hold, the durable plastic build has a rubbery texture, and the attachments are firm yet forgiving. Since it only weighs about one pound, you won’t experience any fatigue while using it, it’s super easy to toss in your bag, and it has an impressive battery life. Ergonomic Handle Ekrin Bantam is probably the best Theragun mini alternative. It has about the same features and then some.