Hang on. It’s heated, but there’s no info on how many amps it draws. Over 9000, I hope, cuz it’s been Ice Station Zebra in Seattle lately. Or at least Ice Station Llama.
Cut us some slack. When it gets to to 38 degrees around here, we kind of freak out.
I was unfortunate enough to get this in an irk. Dare I say this thing is actually GREAT, must have been some mistake! Does not work as well in the car but does the job, likely due to the amp draw required to turn the motors (tested in in-law’s minivan) but works better in non-infrared mode. I like that is comes with multiple AC/DC adapters so you can just leave them where you use it (home/work/car) and then only have to travel with the unit itself.
Having had a similar one, but without heated glowing red orbs, I can attest to it’s unpleasant pleasantry. It’s one of those hard massages that you think you want and then regret during only to feel better afterward.
That being said, if it goes in a car, it definitely should be for passengers only, as it may lead to unpredictable squirming incompatible with safe driving practices.
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What’s in the Box?
Price Comparison
$34.99 (for similar) at Amazon
Warranty
90 Days Parts & Labor
Estimated Delivery
Monday, July 13th - Thursday, July 16th
Nah
I thought it was some sort of futuristic face mask.
Anyone else thinks this thing looks like Black Manta’s head?
@Rueki when it overheats, it even acts like it
Not even by Christmas 2020?
@narfcake Christmas 2020 has been canceled. Sorry you had to find out this way.
Neck massages are my quid pro quo.
A “new” product with only a 90-day warranty?!?!?! This isn’t even meh, this is trash.
@ellett But it’s “rock solid”.
@phendrick Yeah, and on day 91, it will probably massage as well as a rock.
I have something similar. It’s great for old people like me with arthritis.
Really mailed it in on this one, Meh!
So far today…
17603 of you visited.
And you bought…
75 of these.
There’s still some left.
Massage balls massage my balls?
A Product In Search of a Purpose.
@MrNews no, these actually work. I have neck problems and it really helps. Plus it feels good too…
Hang on. It’s heated, but there’s no info on how many amps it draws. Over 9000, I hope, cuz it’s been Ice Station Zebra in Seattle lately. Or at least Ice Station Llama.
Cut us some slack. When it gets to to 38 degrees around here, we kind of freak out.
that thing wouldn’t be worth 25 bucks if it came with a speaker that said “me love you long time”…
If I strap this under my shirt will it look like I have boobs.
Moving motorized boobs that glow red?
/giphy marshadow
I was unfortunate enough to get this in an irk. Dare I say this thing is actually GREAT, must have been some mistake! Does not work as well in the car but does the job, likely due to the amp draw required to turn the motors (tested in in-law’s minivan) but works better in non-infrared mode. I like that is comes with multiple AC/DC adapters so you can just leave them where you use it (home/work/car) and then only have to travel with the unit itself.
@tkaos “unfortunate”?
Having had a similar one, but without heated glowing red orbs, I can attest to it’s unpleasant pleasantry. It’s one of those hard massages that you think you want and then regret during only to feel better afterward.
That being said, if it goes in a car, it definitely should be for passengers only, as it may lead to unpredictable squirming incompatible with safe driving practices.
The first picture reminded me of a scene in the movie “Top Secret.” If you know the movie, you will know the scene.
Maybe it’s just me, but “Rock Solid” is not a descriptor that’s likely to entice me to buy a pillow.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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I just seen the email…that it was delivered…yes as an old guy…it was helpful…for all 9 min…please look at my email…I loved it …
@dranoel561 are you needing support? I’m not sure what you mean by your message.