VYBE Percussion Massage Gun - V2-6 Speed Percussion Massager Guns w/ 3 Attachments for Deep Tissue Muscle Therapy - Electric, Handheld, Cordless, Adjustable Arm

Other reviews are right, this is not quiet, but damn it's effective. I've had issues with tight muscles, fascia build up, muscle cramps and spasms in my legs. I've also had problems with my lower back and trapezius muscles and this thing has been heaven sent. I worked a spasm in a calf muscle in 5 minutes. I've had similar results with my trapezius and quadriceps.Again this device is loud. It basically sounds like a power tool but it's a sacrifice given the cost differential with brands like Theragun.The power is intense. I can't quantify the claim of 60+ lbs per beat but I have no reason to doubt it. It's VERY strong. If I hold it in 1 spot for too long that spot goes numb.The speed is adjustable from 1-6 (500-2400 bpm) which is definitely satisfactory. An infinite adjustment would be better but it's great IMO.The battery life is very good. I've used this a couple times a week over 5 weeks and have only changed out the battery once. I agree with the stated 1 hour battery life. It could be better or slightly less. Again I can't quantify this without turning it on and running the battery dry. Having a spare battery to swap out is awesome too.I'm a big fan of the swappable massage heads. I particularly like the conical head. It's perfect for breaking up fascia build up or a spasming muscle. The spherical heads are excellent too.Overall there isn't anything I can say against this device other than the noice. I would prefer if it was more quiet but given the price and benefits it's hard to criticize it too hard.I have to give it 2 thumbs up given all things considered.

I originally bought the Theragun G3Pro after seriously tweaking my back due to bad squat form at the gym. Thankfully it did the trick and helped me get back on my feet. However, after owning the Theragun for a couple weeks I kept thinking to myself "this thing is cool, no doubt, but this is not a $600 device" and I kept feeling like I had been duped. When you hold that device it just doesn't "feel" like it should be $600 - $299 maybe. So I ended up returning it after paying for the return shipping. A week or so went on and I could feel my lower back starting to tense up again at the gym so I bought some foam rollers, and for the most part made due with those, casting off all interest in a massage gun.Fast forward to another two weeks off just using foam rollers, I got kind of sick of using them and decided to look into massage guns again to see if there were surely some cheaper alternative to the Theragun. I scoured pages of reviews, youtube channels, articles online to try to find something. The Vybe massage gun kept popping up from time to time, and I decided to pull the trigger and buy it when it was on sale for $135. It's obviously the same gun used by many different companies but with their own logo sticker on it (you can see this exact gun sold in many different colors with different companies, I don't believe it's specifically a "Vybe" gun).I can say I look at this device and feel 100% good about this purchase. I don't have any buyer's remorse. It's definitely worth the $135-160 they ask for. When I first tried it I was surprised at how it wasn't nearly as loud as I expected, but, yes it is loud. I know it may sound dorky, but I literally just put earplugs in and sit on the couch with it and you don't think anything of it. It's an extremely powerful gun, just as much (if not more powerful) than the Theragun G3Pro. Between the travel case, the extra battery, and the three attachment heads, it is WELL worth the money. I use it almost every day and am so happy to have a massage gun again in my life! It feels incredible and you can really feel the difference. I use it mostly on my back, chest, arms and shoulders. But on legs and even your feet it feels incredible. I highly recommend this type of gun. The Theragun is great, and the fact that it is quieter is definitely a plus - however, it is not a reason to pay an extra $450. I vote Vybe all the way!

I have purchased two of these in the past. They each lasted about a year. This one started going bad within a month. It comes with two batteries and one of them stopped charging within a month. I tried cleaning the connectors, but it made zero difference. Tonight, within three months of use, the battery fell out and would not stay in. Had to use a small bungie cord to keep it in. Very disappointed with the quality and performance of this unit. Will look for an alternative brand. I also bought a Vybe Pro some months ago, but only stared using it a couple of weeks ago. It gets so hot, I am afraid it might catch fire. I had one a couple of years ago that work well for over a year. The quality control has decreased.