Customer Ratings & Reviews

Love this product. And I will recommended this to my friends..

Just received it. Easy to setup and works great so far

Pretty standard. The typical $100 devices are just as good.

Great massage gun but a little pricy for what it is

Works great, just a little louder than I expected.

My points for this product does not reflect on my account.

It works great but I don’t think it’s worth the 600$ price tag

This product worked as well as advertised. Would recommend it.

I used this product morning mid day and night and sometimes more as per the instructions of use (30 second for warmup 2 min for after workout per muscle group.) I didn’t notice anything at all. A few times I felt a very nice feeling right after using it as if I was massaged in a tense area and it got rid of it. But honestly it’s definitely not a feeling worth paying $600 for.

The Theragun Pro is Theragun’s top of the line model for 2020, featuring an OLED display, rechargeable batteries, a carrying case, and more. After suffering for years with migraines from muscle spasms in my neck, as well as back issues thanks to a career as a Paramedic, I sought care from a chiropractor who introduced me to muscle therapy using a percussive massager. And while I initially found the percussion uncomfortable, likely due to the office staff being too aggressive with the application of the device, the relaxation I found after completing the sessions was amazing. So for the between-appointment times, I finally decided to get a percussive massager, and the Theragun Pro did not disappoint. The kit contains the device, 2 rechargeable batteries, a pouch with 6 different attachments, all of which go into a nice carrying case. A charging cord and charging base is also included, but will not easily fit into the case if you’re keeping the foam insert in the case to hold everything in place when you’re travelling. Each battery is advertised as being good for more than 100 hours of use, so not being able to easily include the charging cord & base in the case when traveling isn’t a deal-breaker, but from a longer-term storage standpoint it would be nice to have a single place to store everything. The OLED screen shows you the current battery status, RPM setting, and gives you access to up to 3 therapy presets you can program using the Bluetooth-enable app on your phone. A 4-way “d pad” changes the speed of the percussion and activates those presets. The screen is bright and easy to read, even when vibrating when it’s in use. One of the greatest things about the Theragun Pro was how quiet it was compared to the “professional” percussive device used at my chiropractor. Their device was loud, startling (especially the first time they came at me with it), and distracting when laying there & they used it on an adjacent patient. The Theragun Pro, while it makes noise (no way to avoid that), it is surprisingly much quieter. I even looked up videos of the Theragun G3 Pro, the Pro’s predecessor, and it’s night & day on the noise. The percussion head can be moved into any of 4 different locking positions, and along with the triangular-shaped handle, there’s really no place you can’t reach on your own body. The RPM range on the unit varies from 1750-2400 in incremental steps. I found for most things you’ll want something a little faster than the 1750, as it does feel like it “bounces” when coming across hard, bony areas. The attachments included are the “standard ball”, the “dampener”, the “wedge”, a harder and smaller plastic attachments called “thumb”, a “cone” for pinpoint use, and a new attachment called “Supersoft”, which is a large round wedge with a softer foam for highly-sensitive areas. The “Supersoft” is a good one to use for your first few uses until you’re used to percussive therapy. All attachments connect to the Theragun using a connector that resembles that of a socket set wrench head, meaning you won’t end up with an attachment that accidentally pops off. The Therabody app connects with Bluetooth with the device and gives you the ability to create presets, access pre-built “routines” like “Sleep” , “Knots”, “Upper Back”, “Carpal Tunnel”, and will walk you thru the therapy locations, speeds, and attachments to use to address those areas of your body. Cons: The Bluetooth app will only connect to the Theragun when it’s on & in use, meaning you have this device sitting there cranking away while you’re pairing. Would have liked a “pairing mode” to both save battery & not have the unit sitting there working while you’re exploring the app. As mentioned, the charging cord and base won’t fit easily in the case, so you’ll be looking for a couple of places to put things. Overall: If you’re using percussive therapy for the first time, this may be slightly above what you want to spend, but this will give you many more features than the lower models in this line. The capabilities with the Pro, however, will give you the most flexibility if you’re looking to use this routinely for post-sports therapy or for targeted therapies for necks and backs.

Great product but it says custom settings. Sometimes it goes so deep it hurts. I bought mine for fibromyalgia & it does help me sleep at night but sometimes it’s to much

It is a good massage gun, the only thing is that the accessory broke in less than 2 months of usage.

After over night charge battery for first used it work 2 mintius only and shut off

I dont know why I thought this would work miracles based on the review and price point I guess i expected it to really feel like getting a massage.

Returned because the batteries didn't work right out of the box.

Batteries did not hold charge from the time we took it out of the box.

It’s making a lot of noise I need to return it and get replacement

Its ok. It brings relief but to be honest its so expensive. That if your not going to use it everyday its not worth it.

Felt like it was too strong and over priced. It definitely felt good to some extent but I wished it could go lower in speed because it could hurt. I bought this because it was the best of the best but after using this I realized it’s way more targeted for professional use rather than just a quick massage. That being said I still don’t feel like it’s worth the price point and ended up returning it.

I’m at a point in my life where each day I have an ache in a different part of my body. Nothing serious, just getting older. Generally a good massage can take care of it. The Theragun Pro is like a good massage you can have anytime you want. Upon opening up box, it was evident that this is one serious product. It’s heavy but not so much that it’s hard to hold. It comes with 6 attachments for various different muscles and requirements. Also there a app you can download that can help you through different routines based on your needs. It does sync with health data but I believe it is just Apple Health at this time. After setting up the app, I was guided through signing up and a firmware update. The firmware update took several minutes. Once that was done, I picked up the unit and began to try it out. The device shipped with the “Dampener” attachment, so I started with that. The instructions have a description of what each attachment can do. Right away I could feel the power this thing has. I started on my right calf and could immediately feel the muscle relaxing. After that I switched the attachment to the thumb attachment to go after my lower back pain. Again, the pain was no match for it. After a few minutes, my back had loosened up! I plan to try all the different attachments as needed, but I can honestly say that this is a great device for anyone with occasional muscle pains.