I've been doing physiotherapy and massage for some time due to various neck problems. I've also been using TENS and other modalities at home as a supplement. Hot compresses and massage guns haven't helped much. I saw this heated massager and decided to try it. It's intense. Putting your arms in the handles has a big impact on the intensity of the massage. The reach of the massager is very good. The width is also adequate and it manages to reach my neck without squeezing. Overall, it's been great so far, as I've learned how to position it correctly around my neck and the ideal pressure to pull. I'm using it while writing this review and it's comfortable to type on.

This massager was an excellent purchase. I use it after a long day at work and it really helps relieve tension in my neck and shoulders. The massage spheres simulate a manual massage very well, and the heating function is a great extra that helps relax the muscles even more. It's easy to use on different areas: neck, back, and even legs. I like that it has several intensity levels and that it's possible to control the direction of the massage. The materials are of good quality and the design is comfortable. It even has straps to adjust the pressure to your liking. In short, it's like having a massage therapist at home. I highly recommend it for anyone suffering from muscle tension or who simply wants to relax.

I've been using this massager for a while now and it does its job most of the time. It has its moments when it really helps relieve tension, especially after a long day. The experience is almost like a professional massage. It takes a little practice to figure out the best way to use it effectively, but once you get the hang of it, it becomes more useful. The device is well-made, holds up well if you're not too rough with it. Don't expect miracles; it won't replace a professional massage, but for moderate relief, it's worth a try. Just keep your expectations realistic. Would I recommend it? Yes, it works well, it's practical, and it helped me to the point where I'd say it was a worthwhile investment.