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When you’re shopping around for a massage gun, you want to focus on features that justify the price. Specifically, I focus on features like speed settings (both intensity and versatility), noise and ease of use, battery life, and size. I’ve learned the hard way that when you’re looking for a travel-sized massage gun, you have to be extra shrewd.
I was once gifted a mini massage gun that, according to the holiday gift exchange rules, must have cost less than $30. It ran out of battery within one or two minutes of weak “massaging.” All of that is to say, a cheap massage gun isn’t worth it. Even if you’re looking for “mini,” you still need to invest in one up to the task of hammering away the pain. And do
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