Best Buy has
Hyperice Hypervolt Cordless Vibration Massage Device (Silver/Black) on sale for
$219.
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Best Buy via Ebay also has
Hyperice Hypervolt Cordless Vibration Massage Device (Silver/Black) on sale for
$219.
Shipping is free.
Features:- Quiet Glide™ technology
- The powerful high-torque motor accelerates the warm-up and recovery of your muscles.
- Three speed settings
- Deliver up to 3,200 pulses per minute for comfortable and efficient massaging.
- Four interchangeable head attachments
- Lightweight and ergonomic design
- Offers convenient self-myofascial release.
- Rechargeable lithium-ion battery
- Provides up to three hours of use per charge.
What's Included:- 4 interchangeable head attachments
- HyperIce Hypervolt Vibration Massage Device
About this deal:- Our research indicates that this deal is $60 lower (21% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $279 at the time of this posting.
- Currently the best price on the web across 12 merchants we checked.
About this product:- This product is highly rated by users on BestBuy.com (4.8 star reviews)
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I've been through 5-6 of the cheap knock off brands on amazon and Costco.
Will they give you the same basic functionality? Yes. But they are all different. Different amplitude of the stroke, different frequency, and different build qualities.
Go look at the back panel of those "touch screen" knockoffs. They are all FAKE touch screens. It's a cheap plastic panel over a spring, glued around the circumference.
Because of the vibrations, this panel falls off over time.
Some knock offs have given a good massage, but have had that panel fall off.
Some knock offs give a cheap massage (no better than any cheap handheld massager) with low amplitude and low frequency.
Some have horrible battery capacities.
Some just smell like toxic fumes.
If you are the type of person to recommend Ali express, you are being slowly poisoned and ripped off in the long term.
In my experience, definitely avoid any of the ones that sell for around $30-$40. They will get the job done for those unfamiliar with the effects of a gun massager, but it is clear that they are functionally inferior - larger stroke distances, poor response (heavy shaking) to high pressure, louder, bulkier, heavier, and lower battery life.
The ones around the $70 to $100 range are the best bang for your buck. These tend to have slimmer handles, are lighter, lasts about 6 hours per charge, USB-C charging, and sometimes brushless designs. Compared to a Hypervolt, they are almost nearly indistinguishable if not, dare I say, better, especially in terms of sound.
TLDR, if you want to save more money, get the slim-type USB-C models on Amazon that hovers around $70 to $100 USD. They will perform just as well as the Hypervolt. AVOID anything less than $40.
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Purchased one for my mom as a gift!
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I've been through 5-6 of the cheap knock off brands on amazon and Costco.
Will they give you the same basic functionality? Yes. But they are all different. Different amplitude of the stroke, different frequency, and different build qualities.
Go look at the back panel of those "touch screen" knockoffs. They are all FAKE touch screens. It's a cheap plastic panel over a spring, glued around the circumference.
Because of the vibrations, this panel falls off over time.
Some knock offs have given a good massage, but have had that panel fall off.
Some knock offs give a cheap massage (no better than any cheap handheld massager) with low amplitude and low frequency.
Some have horrible battery capacities.
Some just smell like toxic fumes.
If you are the type of person to recommend Ali express, you are being slowly poisoned and ripped off in the long term.
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