Customer Ratings & Reviews

Honestly, what I needed to improve on my recovery time. The only thing is it won't connect to the app.

I love the hypervolt 2. Super strong and nothing really compares to it.

Teen swimmer uses it before and after practice, out of the pool. He says that it really helps with cramping and muscle fatigue.

Works great, gets the deep tissue and relieves stiffness immediately.

The design is very functional, it's somewhat compact, but the handle is still long enough to help you reach pretty much everywhere. The biggest drawback for me is the power button, it's one of those buttons that doesn't really push in, and you need to hold it for a few seconds in order to either turn it on or off. So because you can't really feel it push in, it never feels like you are actually hitting the right spot. Once it powers on, the light ring around the handle and the power LED illuminates to signify it's on. The massager powers on at 0, pressing the power button again changes the vibration intensity between the 3 different percussion levels. The Hypervolt 2 is very light at only 1.8lbs, and extremely quiet when compared to other devices and previous models. On the lowest level the sound is very well contained, measuring around 40dB, and on the highest level it was about 50dB. An older massager of the same style ran about 70dB, making it very annoying to use around other people. The Hypervolt 2 is quiet enough that I can even use it while watching tv with others, and I don't even have to change the tv volume to accommodate the massager. The compact size and weight let you take this just about anywhere. At about the same size as a standard piece of 8.5" x 11" paper, this massager can easily fit into a gym bag or most carry on bags. The unit comes with 5 different attachments that pop on and off without too much effort. The attachments are designed to reach different depths and areas of tissue. Three of the attachments are hard plastic, while the other two attachments are a softer rubber for a more relaxing sensation. Hyperice has an app that can be downloaded for most smartphones. The app is not the easiest to use, but it can sync to the Hypervolt 2 to control the percussion levels. There are different videos you can watch to direct you on how to complete different massage routines. There is even a diagram of the body in the app, where you can click different muscle groups to see if there are any routines on massaging that area and proper use of the device. Please keep in mind that this type of massage may not be safe for all individuals in all areas. All the videos will tell you to avoid using the massager on bony areas. You definitely do not want to use this directly on your spine or neck. Using a massage gun on the neck could be very risky, there is always a possibility of effecting the carotid artery, which in turn could cause serious side effects. The shoulders and trapezius muscles should be ok, but if you have any concerns make sure to ask your physician before attempting anything questionable. There are also warnings about using massage guns while taking prescription blood thinners, as the use of the massage gun could cause internal bruising or bleeding if used improperly in the wrong area. Again, consult your physician first if you think you might fall into any risk categories. This is also not recommended to be used on scar tissue or any other already sensitive areas. However when used properly the massager can be a god send. It can help with warming up muscles and tissue before a workout or sporting event. Most importantly it can help with relieving muscle fatigue and soreness from the buildup of lactic acid, and even take away some of the pain from injured muscles( use caution). It really makes recovery a lot quicker. I use it a lot on my calves and bottoms of my feet to help relieve tension and foot cramps. This comes from jobs where people sit or stand for extended periods of time. Small amounts of blood pool in your lower extremities and sometimes need a little help increasing the circulation back up. This is also great for saving marriages, I no longer need to ask my wife to rub my achy back all the time. I use the rubber ball attachment and then stretch the gun around to all the sore spots on my back, being careful to stay off the spine. The ball attachment works well here, because it doesn't matter what angle I am at, it still gets the job done. Holding the device at a 90 degree angle, as intended, it does work the whole muscle , no matter the depth of the tissue. However, I find myself typically using very acute angles for more of a gentle relaxing sensation. Especially on my back, it's so soothing it could probably put you to sleep. The battery life on this is actually a lot better than the last one I had. This one lasts about 3 hours, where the old one used to only last about 45 minutes. Overall I am super impressed with the quality of the new Hypervolt 2, I still can't believe how much better this sounds over older models. I am also pretty impressed with the battery duration and how lightweight this is. Plus the app, while not the best, does help out, the videos are very informative and the app automatically changes the sensitivity of the massager when needed to go along with the video routine. Hyperice really did listen to what their users wanted and produced great results.

Well I like it very much I am a college catcher and use it frequently. Loosens me up as I get tight from lifting and throwing, and everything else a catcher gets beat up by on a daily basis

The percussion is excellent but the soind is very loud. Not sure how to fix this.

A good massage device is a must. My other unit died, so while I was at Best Buy purchasing other items, I purchased the Hypervolt 2. Not my favorite. Heavier than my previous brand and the handle is oval instead of round so makes it harder to hold for long periods of time. I purchased it on sale, otherwise the price is higher than others in comparison. My husband does like the end piece better, more firm.

Giving as a Christmas present so i done have much opinion yet

Its really good to your muscles and relaxes your body

I was very interested in getting one of these because of all the reviews but for the price I definitely don't think it's worth it. It does feel good and it has multiple massage tips but I personally think it's ones out there that perform just as good and alot more affordable.

I have a bad back and knees. After reading multiple reviews and YouTube video reviews of different massage guns, we decided on this model. The app that is used with this is very helpful in showing which attachments can be used in a specific area. This gun for me dorsnt get rid of the physical pain i have but it absolutely relieves all the tension and stiff muscles aroind those areas. Allowing me to have more flexibility and range of motion. I highly recommend the Hyperice madsage gun. Well worth the proce tag.

best self "beat yourself up" gadget for your buck. When you do not have time to get to a chiropractor, this little handy dandy tool is fabulous.

Use this abound 1 week and i like this massege device. My legs after work day received good relax feelings. My wife also like this.

I love this machine, and I hate I waited so long to purchase it. It's well worth the money, and the quality is excellent!

My daughter is a national athlete and between her and the other athletes this thing doesn’t get any rest. She loves it

Did not work for me. It bounced too hard. Felt like it need to have shorter throws. It was more pounding than vibrating. My wife took it back after I complianed on the second day. I might have been able to get use to it, but I did not keep it very long.

Very effective. Well built. Only nit is how you turn it on and off: hold button for 10 seconds.

I got this because i have been suffering with tight hamstring/sciatica. Because i walk 3-5 miles/day i needed to relax the muscles. This has been a big help.

This item is literally a godsend, I’ve utilized this device every single day since purchase