I’ve got one, a different knockoff brand (there seem to be thousands if you look at alibaba.
I think rechargeable batteries are pretty standard. On the other hand, removable (meaning replaceable when they go bad) is not a given – I don’t see where this one says, I’ll look at the pictures closely.
@phendrick The pictures don’t show much of different angles, but I don’t believe this unit has a replaceable one. That also means no such thing as keeping a spare, for when charge runs down and you have more use needed.
OTOH, I never used mine enough at one sitting to get the power down more than about 70% left.
@phendrick The accessory attachments are pretty standard, but different brands have different numbers of these. I only use one or two different ones on mine, so that is not necessarily a big deal.
I don’t use mine on achy muscles as much as I thought I would. Maybe if I didn’t have to self-administer, that would be a different matter. (Like, getting a massage is always a lot better than having to give yourself one. For one thing, I can’t reach my own back very well.)
Achy muscles is probably my third most frequent use. Threatening my dog with it is the second most use, when she decides that one or two o’clock in the morning is a good time to wake me up and try to get me to play-fight with her (she doesn’t like the vibration at all).
My most use for it is pretty odd, but actually quite reasonable, I think. I bet the first ten guesses won’t get it. (Stay out of the gutter…) Any takers?
@ShotgunX I thought about that when I was shopping, but finding a new battery for it was not obvious.
Also, how much damage do you do to the case when opening it? Is it thermally sealed, like a lot of plastic cases are nowadays?
The removable batteries look pretty standard across brands, but even these were not easy to find when I tried, about six months ago. Selling spares did not seem to be a big objective for the various distributors.
Another thing I like about the removable battery on mine is that I can either recharge the battery while it is in the unit, or I can detach it and recharge it by itself. Less clunky that way.
My mother died quite some time ago of stomach cancer and had dementia several years before that. I didn’t always take what she said as 100% fact. She used to complain of pains in her back, shoulders, and (left) side and ask me to rub these areas for her. She said it helped ease the discomfort. Funny thing was she would commence to burping a lot when I rubbed these areas. She would also tell people she had been diagnosed with diverticulitis, but I didn’t associate that with the issue and didn’t really understand what it was.
Twenty or so years later, this past spring I had my 5-year routine colonoscopy (my father had to have a colostomy in his early fifties, so I’ve been vigilant on this) and was informed that polyps had been taken care of, but they found that I had diverticulitis. Made me wish I paid more attention to my mother’s condition. The condition is the formation of sacs or pockets in the lining of the colon. There can be an accumulation of gas in these. In the past I would occasionally have some mild stomach pains. I had even brought this up to my PCP during one physical exam. He poked and prodded some, but didn’t think there was anything to worry about.
I sometimes would lie on my stomach and push hard on my (left) stomach area with my fist, and that seemed to help work out the pains. I thought maybe it was just a temporary cramp or blockage and I was easing that.
But now with more knowledge of what is going on there, I find that if I take the massage gun and apply it to the left area of my stomach with moderate pressure on low speed, it helps relieve the pressure there. (Fun fact, Westerners get D more on the left side, Asians more on the right side – true, but unexplained!) And, it can make me burp a lot. I guess I am working out those gas bubbles. Incidentally, I have not cleared this use with a physician; I do try to be relatively gentle with it though – do this at your own risk.
Technically, I guess I am using it on muscles, but that is only because they are in the way.
Too bad I didn’t have one of these while my mother was alive. Or, while my wife was still living with me
– she’s in Alzheimer’s care now.
@phendrick Well, you’re sort of using it on what’s filling the diverticula, but not on the holes themselves. A hole has nothing in it, so you can’t use it on nothing! But I’m glad it helps you feel better. My gf has diverticulosis and I know how bad it can be when they’re inflamed.
@cinoclav So, technically, or metaphysically, you cannot fill a hole, because as soon as you start, it’s no longer there!
And, since there is nothing in it, you cannot make it bigger by taking anything out of it.
Deep…
(Why I try to stay away from philosophical arguments, and, by extension, discussing politics.)
@mbimeh I have this exact same question! I bought the other one as a gift, and “tested” it a couple times to make sure it worked, and it was great! Wonder how this one compares.
@mbimeh I ordered the AB Wireless model back in May. That one has a digital touch screen interface and 20 speeds, vs. this one’s six speeds. Since there isn’t a photo of the rear panel, I can’t tell how similar the touch panel on this model is.
@mbimeh@PooltoyWolf I bought that one too and looove it! My wife and I go for massage every five weeks but this really helps in between. After a run or bike ride, or just anytime I feel achy. I’m close to ordering this one just to have a spare
@mbimeh i use the one from May nearly every evening before bed. it is amazing for breaking up my sputum issues. i’ve gained a full extra hour of uninterrupted sleep before my lungs wake me every 20 minutes during the night.
and yet I’m still strongly tempted to get a damned Glen tattoo in covid-ravaged texas
@JT954 so, lack of stretching/movement has kinda brought my PF back. I followed Trevor Bachman’s YT video on the matter last time (really painful stretching basically) but this time I’ve replaced the “peanut” stuff with a percussion massager. So far so good… With that said, mine was $60 from Costco and has 20 speeds, a 2500mah battery and 6 attachments. (Plus a brushless motor- not sure if this one is or not.)
@JT954 Yup. This type of tool is great for breaking up scar tissue/ tissue that has thickened due to strains or chronic repetitive motion too. You have to be careful with a fresh acute muscle pain. Depending on the cause it could actually greatly increase inflammation and pain, hence the old RICE protocol. Rest, Ice, Compression, Exercise. Heat and violent massage can yield very mixed results and should be used carefully with acute injuries.
This reminds me of an impact wrench, and the “percussion massage” makes me think a tool company is looking for new markets. The pandemic is the step mother of innovation.
Doubt it means much in relation to this particular item, but we received a VivaSpa vibration platform in an IRK a few months ago. Motor is very powerful and holds up to my weight well, (I’m not exactly what one would call “petite”) Mind you that is AC powered. However the plastic housing seemed like it was under a bit more strain than it should be. (plasticky squeaking noises) It works fine for now, but not confident that it won’t be in the trash heap within a couple years or so. Just hoping it never catastrophically fails - launching me straight to the ER.
VivaSpa, appears to be under the Vivitar label which is a zombie brand in and of itself. These are probably functionally identical and made in the exact same Chinese factory as many other similar products. Just a different logo, and possibly a different color, switch shape, LED color, etc.
It should work about as well as more expensive models, and will do its job for a year or three depending on usage before it won’t hold a charge, or the motor burns out, etc.
No clue if this will be any good, but I’ve been on the hunt for one of these, and at this price, this even beats out many other knockoffs. Worth a shot. Meh.
In this conversation - a bunch of dudes who have no idea how either women’s anatomy or vibrators work.
For the confused–these percussive massagers are far more similar to a jigsaw or a small reciprocating saw than a “pleasure massager”. Although one might exist, I can’t think of a single woman who would want her delicate bits punched to oblivion by a percussion massager. PS–vibrators are mostly (depending on the design) for external use only–that’s where the vibration is most useful.
@revamp well I will disagree about the vibrators being mostly for external use. Maybe things like the wand, but rabbit vibrators or glass dildos, well, internal only
HOWEVER, you hit the nail on the head about these percussion massagers. My PT wss just showing me where you could purchase those attachment heads specifically designed for use on a jigsaw. Much cheaper and specifically for a tool that may rarely be utilized, collecting dust in the garage.
@tinamarie1974 I see where you’re going, but with both of your examples you proved my point. The Rabbit–famous as it is–the part that vibrates is the ears–the external part. The dildo section has other interesting movements but vibration isn’t one of them. Glass dildos (or any other dildos) have a different purpose and are, of course, designed for internal use. But this is what separates a dildo from a vibrator (again, generally speaking).
Again, I’m not speaking in absolutes, there are exceptions–both in toy design and in individual practice and preference. But, I still stand behind my original statement. It’s also a little old that anywhere on the internet that there’s a sale for a percussion massager (which seem all the rage currently), that there’s a lot of teehee comments in the discussions and reviews that seem a little out of touch.
TL:DR Possibly NSFW. Penetration is important regardless of if it is from a silicone shaft or a real penis!
@revamp if the purpose of a rabbit vibe was only to provide clitoral stimulation there would be no need for the shaft that also provides stimulation in many ways. Some thrust, others have beads and move in a circular motion, etc. Some are even textured and have veins to provide a different experience. The point is there there is a need and a purpose for internal stimulation/penetration.
There is also a category of rabbits that have a somewhat bent/curved shaft that hits a womans O spot. Sure the clitoral stimulation is GREAT, but that coupled with the shaft hitting the “O” spot is what really makes it worth the money.
Otherwise if someone does not enjoy penetration one could just purchase a very inexpensive finger vibrator eliminating the need for an entire category of vibrators and dildos.
If you do not enjoy penetration, that is ok, but it is likely not safe to assume others agree
@tinamarie1974
I think that no matter how clear I try to make my point, it’s being missed. Penetration is great–for guys and gals. There are LOTS of toys designed for penetration for both styles (remember if you’re knocking at the back door, to use a toy with a flared base, peeps!)
I’m not about to go into my bonafides here, but suffice to say I believe I would qualify as an expert in the field.
My point is that a percussion massager for physical therapy purposes is no bueno for sexcapades. I don’t know how we ended up arguing about the differences between dildos and vibrators and personal preferences regarding penetration. I think I’ll call this one a day–ya’ll have fun and play safe!
@RiotDemon good point! I tried to stay as neutral as possible to account for men, but I obviously have more “research data” regarding use on a female body
I came here looking for actual info on the unit and found myself in the review section of the back of a penthouse mag… serves me right I guess… now about that ‘fuck saw’…
I have owned one of these for a couple of years, and it’s amazing. This works exactly like you hope it would. It’s durable, easy to use, and honestly quite surprising to see at Meh for so cheap.
There are hundreds of these online right now, I have one (not this model) and I do enjoy it. I paid $60 for it. The lower prices models probably aren’t comparable with the $400 brand names but they get the work done.
I’m in for one ( devious-resplendent-barbarian ) I actually don’t have any sore muscles I’m just a sadomasochist and figured I’d add this to my collection of “tools”.
Specs
What’s in the Box?
Price Comparison
$64.99 at Tanga for similar
Warranty
1 Year Vivitar
Estimated Delivery
Monday, July 27th - Thursday, July 30th
Great price, if it’s a decent unit.
I’ve got one, a different knockoff brand (there seem to be thousands if you look at alibaba.
I think rechargeable batteries are pretty standard. On the other hand, removable (meaning replaceable when they go bad) is not a given – I don’t see where this one says, I’ll look at the pictures closely.
@phendrick The pictures don’t show much of different angles, but I don’t believe this unit has a replaceable one. That also means no such thing as keeping a spare, for when charge runs down and you have more use needed.
OTOH, I never used mine enough at one sitting to get the power down more than about 70% left.
@phendrick You can possibly open it up to replace the battery when the stock one goes bad. Might need to solder the contacts.
@phendrick The accessory attachments are pretty standard, but different brands have different numbers of these. I only use one or two different ones on mine, so that is not necessarily a big deal.
I don’t use mine on achy muscles as much as I thought I would. Maybe if I didn’t have to self-administer, that would be a different matter. (Like, getting a massage is always a lot better than having to give yourself one. For one thing, I can’t reach my own back very well.)
Achy muscles is probably my third most frequent use. Threatening my dog with it is the second most use, when she decides that one or two o’clock in the morning is a good time to wake me up and try to get me to play-fight with her (she doesn’t like the vibration at all).
My most use for it is pretty odd, but actually quite reasonable, I think. I bet the first ten guesses won’t get it. (Stay out of the gutter…) Any takers?
@ShotgunX I thought about that when I was shopping, but finding a new battery for it was not obvious.
Also, how much damage do you do to the case when opening it? Is it thermally sealed, like a lot of plastic cases are nowadays?
The removable batteries look pretty standard across brands, but even these were not easy to find when I tried, about six months ago. Selling spares did not seem to be a big objective for the various distributors.
Another thing I like about the removable battery on mine is that I can either recharge the battery while it is in the unit, or I can detach it and recharge it by itself. Less clunky that way.
@phendrick Kneading bread dough??
@phendrick Mixing paint?
@Kyeh No, but I guess that runs along the same lines as kneading sore muscles.
@billsuspect Paint would be too hard to clean off, though that spinal massager attachment looks like it could do the job. Thus, no.
@phendrick Mixing drinks?
@phendrick Tenderizing meat?
@phendrick Creating a sick back-beat on a kick drum? Softening up brown sugar? Beating dirt out of area rugs?
@cinoclav Does that count for two answers (shaken/stirred)? No, I usually just stir with a long-handled tea spoon.
@therealjrn No, but I do see possibilities there!
@Bumplepimp Lol. No. No. No. But I can see myself trying two of those three at some point in the future.
@Bumplepimp @therealjrn @cinoclav @billsuspect @Kyeh Well, that’s seven guesses. I guess I’ll just go ahead and tell. (Maybe TMI to follow…)
My mother died quite some time ago of stomach cancer and had dementia several years before that. I didn’t always take what she said as 100% fact. She used to complain of pains in her back, shoulders, and (left) side and ask me to rub these areas for her. She said it helped ease the discomfort. Funny thing was she would commence to burping a lot when I rubbed these areas. She would also tell people she had been diagnosed with diverticulitis, but I didn’t associate that with the issue and didn’t really understand what it was.
Twenty or so years later, this past spring I had my 5-year routine colonoscopy (my father had to have a colostomy in his early fifties, so I’ve been vigilant on this) and was informed that polyps had been taken care of, but they found that I had diverticulitis. Made me wish I paid more attention to my mother’s condition. The condition is the formation of sacs or pockets in the lining of the colon. There can be an accumulation of gas in these. In the past I would occasionally have some mild stomach pains. I had even brought this up to my PCP during one physical exam. He poked and prodded some, but didn’t think there was anything to worry about.
I sometimes would lie on my stomach and push hard on my (left) stomach area with my fist, and that seemed to help work out the pains. I thought maybe it was just a temporary cramp or blockage and I was easing that.
But now with more knowledge of what is going on there, I find that if I take the massage gun and apply it to the left area of my stomach with moderate pressure on low speed, it helps relieve the pressure there. (Fun fact, Westerners get D more on the left side, Asians more on the right side – true, but unexplained!) And, it can make me burp a lot. I guess I am working out those gas bubbles. Incidentally, I have not cleared this use with a physician; I do try to be relatively gentle with it though – do this at your own risk.
Technically, I guess I am using it on muscles, but that is only because they are in the way.
Too bad I didn’t have one of these while my mother was alive. Or, while my wife was still living with me
– she’s in Alzheimer’s care now.
@billsuspect @Bumplepimp @Kyeh @phendrick @therealjrn Technically, you really are using it on muscles since the intestines are made of muscle.
@cinoclav Maybe, technically, I am using it on holes in muscles and what is filling those holes? (whatever – minutia – but, point taken)
@phendrick Well, you’re sort of using it on what’s filling the diverticula, but not on the holes themselves. A hole has nothing in it, so you can’t use it on nothing! But I’m glad it helps you feel better. My gf has diverticulosis and I know how bad it can be when they’re inflamed.
@billsuspect @Bumplepimp @cinoclav @phendrick @therealjrn You’re right, I would never have guessed - but that’s great that it helps.
@cinoclav So, technically, or metaphysically, you cannot fill a hole, because as soon as you start, it’s no longer there!
And, since there is nothing in it, you cannot make it bigger by taking anything out of it.
Deep…
(Why I try to stay away from philosophical arguments, and, by extension, discussing politics.)
@phendrick Actually, it’s still there as you start filling it. It’s a hole until it’s fully filled. Until then, it’s just a hole of decreasing size.
We should probably just forget the ‘hole’ thing.
@cinoclav
As you fill it, are you adding to it, or subtracting?
I’m willing; this is taking a lot out of me.
Just bought this on SideDeal a few days ago. Argh.
@dewaynelawson same. Still hasn’t arrived so I have no review.
There are a few attachments not shown, Ladies
@bugger
If this one is like the one sold here a few weeks ago, it’s too aggressive to be a “personal” massager.
It really is made to deeply pummel and massage muscles.
@bugger @mbimeh advanced massager
@bugger @mbimeh Too aggressive, even with 3 modes and 6 speeds to choose from?
@bugger That third attachment does look suspiciously similar to a Vac-U-Lock accessory…
@bugger @mbimeh Too aggressive? Maybe with that attitude…
Just turned off vmp. Now look at me. What have I become? Achy.
How does this one compare to the one sold by meh a month ago?
That one is awesome. I want a spare but this one looks different.
Is it as good?
Are the attachments interchangeable?
POPSOCKETS! SPA KITS! POLLY POCKETS! AWESOME!
@mbimeh I have this exact same question! I bought the other one as a gift, and “tested” it a couple times to make sure it worked, and it was great! Wonder how this one compares.
@mediocrebot
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@mbimeh, DO NOT QUESTION THE AWESOMENESS OF @mediocrebot !!
/giphy AWESOME
@mbimeh I ordered the AB Wireless model back in May. That one has a digital touch screen interface and 20 speeds, vs. this one’s six speeds. Since there isn’t a photo of the rear panel, I can’t tell how similar the touch panel on this model is.
@mbimeh @PooltoyWolf I bought that one too and looove it! My wife and I go for massage every five weeks but this really helps in between. After a run or bike ride, or just anytime I feel achy. I’m close to ordering this one just to have a spare
@burckhartjack @mbimeh Also the battery seems to last a long time. I haven’t been able to drain it yet!
@mbimeh i use the one from May nearly every evening before bed. it is amazing for breaking up my sputum issues. i’ve gained a full extra hour of uninterrupted sleep before my lungs wake me every 20 minutes during the night.
and yet I’m still strongly tempted to get a damned Glen tattoo in covid-ravaged texas
Good remedy for plantar fasciitis?
@JT954
If it’s like the one sold here a few weeks ago, then yes. I have many orthopedic issues and that one has been a life saver.
@JT954 so, lack of stretching/movement has kinda brought my PF back. I followed Trevor Bachman’s YT video on the matter last time (really painful stretching basically) but this time I’ve replaced the “peanut” stuff with a percussion massager. So far so good… With that said, mine was $60 from Costco and has 20 speeds, a 2500mah battery and 6 attachments. (Plus a brushless motor- not sure if this one is or not.)
@JT954 Yup. This type of tool is great for breaking up scar tissue/ tissue that has thickened due to strains or chronic repetitive motion too. You have to be careful with a fresh acute muscle pain. Depending on the cause it could actually greatly increase inflammation and pain, hence the old RICE protocol. Rest, Ice, Compression, Exercise. Heat and violent massage can yield very mixed results and should be used carefully with acute injuries.
Insert vibrator joke here.
@OnionSoup
Must be an inside joke.
Insert vibrator, Joker here.
Relevant:
Turn on sound.
This reminds me of an impact wrench, and the “percussion massage” makes me think a tool company is looking for new markets. The pandemic is the step mother of innovation.
OH MY GOD THEY… ARE KILLING ME WITH ALL OF THESE GLEN PICTURES!!!
Doubt it means much in relation to this particular item, but we received a VivaSpa vibration platform in an IRK a few months ago. Motor is very powerful and holds up to my weight well, (I’m not exactly what one would call “petite”) Mind you that is AC powered. However the plastic housing seemed like it was under a bit more strain than it should be. (plasticky squeaking noises) It works fine for now, but not confident that it won’t be in the trash heap within a couple years or so. Just hoping it never catastrophically fails - launching me straight to the ER.
VivaSpa, appears to be under the Vivitar label which is a zombie brand in and of itself. These are probably functionally identical and made in the exact same Chinese factory as many other similar products. Just a different logo, and possibly a different color, switch shape, LED color, etc.
It should work about as well as more expensive models, and will do its job for a year or three depending on usage before it won’t hold a charge, or the motor burns out, etc.
Just after the one I ordered back in May finally arrived!
@therealjrn The Violator
No clue if this will be any good, but I’ve been on the hunt for one of these, and at this price, this even beats out many other knockoffs. Worth a shot. Meh.
/giphy lumpy-honorable-cinnamon
When you FINALLY pound that “cramp” out of your system…
@Pufferfishy I am sure the Donald has used one like this on Melanoma.
In this conversation - a bunch of dudes who have no idea how either women’s anatomy or vibrators work.
For the confused–these percussive massagers are far more similar to a jigsaw or a small reciprocating saw than a “pleasure massager”. Although one might exist, I can’t think of a single woman who would want her delicate bits punched to oblivion by a percussion massager. PS–vibrators are mostly (depending on the design) for external use only–that’s where the vibration is most useful.
@revamp well I will disagree about the vibrators being mostly for external use. Maybe things like the wand, but rabbit vibrators or glass dildos, well, internal only
HOWEVER, you hit the nail on the head about these percussion massagers. My PT wss just showing me where you could purchase those attachment heads specifically designed for use on a jigsaw. Much cheaper and specifically for a tool that may rarely be utilized, collecting dust in the garage.
@tinamarie1974 I see where you’re going, but with both of your examples you proved my point. The Rabbit–famous as it is–the part that vibrates is the ears–the external part. The dildo section has other interesting movements but vibration isn’t one of them. Glass dildos (or any other dildos) have a different purpose and are, of course, designed for internal use. But this is what separates a dildo from a vibrator (again, generally speaking).
Again, I’m not speaking in absolutes, there are exceptions–both in toy design and in individual practice and preference. But, I still stand behind my original statement. It’s also a little old that anywhere on the internet that there’s a sale for a percussion massager (which seem all the rage currently), that there’s a lot of teehee comments in the discussions and reviews that seem a little out of touch.
@revamp @tinamarie1974
:snicker:
@therealjrn @tinamarie1974
TL:DR Possibly NSFW. Penetration is important regardless of if it is from a silicone shaft or a real penis!
@revamp if the purpose of a rabbit vibe was only to provide clitoral stimulation there would be no need for the shaft that also provides stimulation in many ways. Some thrust, others have beads and move in a circular motion, etc. Some are even textured and have veins to provide a different experience. The point is there there is a need and a purpose for internal stimulation/penetration.
There is also a category of rabbits that have a somewhat bent/curved shaft that hits a womans O spot. Sure the clitoral stimulation is GREAT, but that coupled with the shaft hitting the “O” spot is what really makes it worth the money.
Otherwise if someone does not enjoy penetration one could just purchase a very inexpensive finger vibrator eliminating the need for an entire category of vibrators and dildos.
If you do not enjoy penetration, that is ok, but it is likely not safe to assume others agree
@therealjrn who you touching!
@revamp @tinamarie1974 for those that don’t know… You can get attachments for a reciprocating saw.
Fuck saw, if you will.
Do not, for the love of God, attach a dildo to an actual reciprocating blade.
@revamp @tinamarie1974
Also… Some dudes like penetration and/or vibrators. Not only gay guys. They get forgotten a lot.
@tinamarie1974
I think that no matter how clear I try to make my point, it’s being missed. Penetration is great–for guys and gals. There are LOTS of toys designed for penetration for both styles (remember if you’re knocking at the back door, to use a toy with a flared base, peeps!)
I’m not about to go into my bonafides here, but suffice to say I believe I would qualify as an expert in the field.
My point is that a percussion massager for physical therapy purposes is no bueno for sexcapades. I don’t know how we ended up arguing about the differences between dildos and vibrators and personal preferences regarding penetration. I think I’ll call this one a day–ya’ll have fun and play safe!
@revamp @tinamarie1974 Oh, Gee (perhaps no pun intended), I’m getting educated here. Where was this thread when I was 16?
@revamp and I agree with you about the percussion tools…just ouch. But it was a fun thread
@RiotDemon good point! I tried to stay as neutral as possible to account for men, but I obviously have more “research data” regarding use on a female body
@revamp @RiotDemon @tinamarie1974
main lesson learned from Se7en
@Noddy93 @revamp @tinamarie1974 ahhhhh, yeah. That movie was great even though it was so fucked up.
There has been people that have actually done this though, thinking it would be ok and then, surprise, the blade cut through the dildo.
@Noddy93 @revamp @RiotDemon omg, how can someone ever think it is a good idea.
I came here looking for actual info on the unit and found myself in the review section of the back of a penthouse mag… serves me right I guess… now about that ‘fuck saw’…
@jaywaters27
Dear Penthouse,
There I was, at the hardware store…
@jaywaters27 @therealjrn Best laugh I’ve had last 24 hours.
@jaywaters27 @therealjrn oh my gosh me too!!!
@jaywaters27 will an Amazon link work for you? Accessories and what not NSFW if you didn’t guess as much:
NSFW link
@jaywaters27 @RiotDemon I definitely do not want amazon spamming me with sex toy suggestions.
If this can help with my shoulder pain it will be a miracle.
/giphy misleading-simplistic-vessel
I bought these earbuds last time, and no way will they fit in an average person’s ears.
Also, wireless my ass; the picture does no justice.
I have owned one of these for a couple of years, and it’s amazing. This works exactly like you hope it would. It’s durable, easy to use, and honestly quite surprising to see at Meh for so cheap.
There are hundreds of these online right now, I have one (not this model) and I do enjoy it. I paid $60 for it. The lower prices models probably aren’t comparable with the $400 brand names but they get the work done.
I’m in for one ( devious-resplendent-barbarian ) I actually don’t have any sore muscles I’m just a sadomasochist and figured I’d add this to my collection of “tools”.
Doubt I’ll be able to reach where this really needs to go, but maybe I can get my man to help out.
…With under my shoulderblade.
/giphy volatile-finite-skink
Happy wife today! In for one.
Don’t make it weird peeps ^_^
maniacal-rowdy-flamingo
Ok I caved
/giphy reliant-impressive-wilderness
/image reliant-impressive-wilderness
Got mine today and I needed it! My back/shoulders were super sore from my new PT workouts. This thing is GREAT!!!
Showed up today and it’s definitely been used… are these supposed to be refurbished and I just missed that part? 0.o
@Premedicated specs say new.
Please choose a different delivery service. FedEx left it at a different address. But I love the product! Thanx
@jsherrod29 FedEx usually doesn’t make the final delivery, it’s USPS.
Mine left TX went to IA, then GA now MS. I think it is going to visit every state before it gets to my house in Alabama.