I'd suggest looking at other massagers than the d6 pro - the reviews of this unit show a repeated flaw with the battery not being charged via the usb port. Even with the included charger and cable.
@@codycaraballo9421 I don't have a satisfactory alternative percussion massager. If that type of massager is what you want, I'd suggest looking at one that is corded - it appears the battery operated massagers have charging failures. With the price of these massagers ranging up into the many hundred thousands, it doesn't make sense to pay that much $ to get something with a limited lifespan, unless it is economical. If you want something other than a percussion massager, I use the wahl massager that has a handle to allow me to reach my entire backside. It's around $ 40, and has some design flaws - which appear if you use the machine aggressively.
Honestly, I've looked into all the top massage guns, including Theragun, Bob and Brad, and others. The common advice seems to be, "Avoid X or Y brand; the battery is terrible." But from what I can tell, most of these complaints come from people who got faulty units. That said, I've noticed more complaints about Theragun's battery issues and customer support compared to Bob and Brad. So, I'm leaning toward Bob and Brad. They offer a full-featured massage gun at a more affordable price than Theragun.
Nice review. I appreciate how you addressed some of the items that others seem to skip. I found your review to be very informative.
That's awesome Wendy! We are glad to hear that you found our content informative. We hope this can help you make an educated decision!
What a nice Christmas gift to get a massage gun from Bob & Brad! My husband just bought a Theragun and we are loving it.
Nice. Never have used one but this one I may since you reviewed it.
We think you’ll like it Kathy! Massage guns are great for getting stiff muscles free while saving your hands! 🙌
Thanks!
I'd suggest looking at other massagers than the d6 pro - the reviews of this unit show a repeated flaw with the battery not being charged via the usb port. Even with the included charger and cable.
Thanks for the heads up. Which massager would you suggest?
@@codycaraballo9421 I don't have a satisfactory alternative percussion massager. If that type of massager is what you want, I'd suggest looking at one that is corded - it appears the battery operated massagers have charging failures. With the price of these massagers ranging up into the many hundred thousands, it doesn't make sense to pay that much $ to get something with a limited lifespan, unless it is economical.
If you want something other than a percussion massager, I use the wahl massager that has a handle to allow me to reach my entire backside. It's around $ 40, and has some design flaws - which appear if you use the machine aggressively.
@@codycaraballo9421 Mine works perfect. It has a one year guarantee, return it if it is faulty.
Honestly, I've looked into all the top massage guns, including Theragun, Bob and Brad, and others. The common advice seems to be, "Avoid X or Y brand; the battery is terrible." But from what I can tell, most of these complaints come from people who got faulty units. That said, I've noticed more complaints about Theragun's battery issues and customer support compared to Bob and Brad. So, I'm leaning toward Bob and Brad. They offer a full-featured massage gun at a more affordable price than Theragun.
@@simhz2221 Brad and Bob commented on another review that this battery issue has been resolved in the latest models.
Have you used Theragun? How does it compare and what would be the closest model, if you have?
Would you recommend for RLS?
Thank you very much
Hey Juliano! You are very welcome! Thank you for your support! 🙌🏽
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