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A handheld percussion massager with six speeds, from 1496 to 3000 rpm, and a 10 mm stroke. Four heads fit into the nose for different parts of the body. The brushless motor runs on a 12 V 2500 mAh battery that charges over USB-C and gives about 210 minutes of running, and it stops itself after fifteen minutes. The ABS body weighs 1.27 kg and packs into the supplied case.
Free delivery to most of NSW, ACT, VIC, QLD, SA and WA; postcode confirmed at checkout. Return within 30 days in the original packaging for a full refund.
Charge it fully over USB-C before the first run; there is no separate charger to lose. Fit a head into the socket at the nose until it seats. Start on speed one and step up with the button. The motor stops on its own after fifteen minutes, and the case holds the gun, the four heads and the lead together.
A 1.27 kg handheld percussion massager that runs from 1496 to 3000 rpm and charges from the same cable as your phone.
The brushless motor drives a 10 mm stroke at six set speeds, starting at 1496 rpm and topping out at 3000 rpm, with up to 14.5 kg of thrust at the highest setting. Four heads push into the nose, so you can change from the round one to the flat one without tools. Rated power is 50 W and the body is ABS, which keeps the whole thing to 1.27 kg in the hand.
It runs about 210 minutes on a full 12 V 2500 mAh battery and charges over USB-C, so the cable in the kitchen drawer will do. After fifteen minutes it shuts down by itself. The case is 260 × 160 × 63 mm and holds everything, which is small enough for a gym bag or a suitcase.
What this usually leaves the warehouse with.

The speeds are set steps rather than a dial, which makes them easy to find again. Speed one runs at 1496 rpm, speed six at 3000 rpm, and each press of the button moves you one step along. The stroke is 10 mm at every speed, and the brushless motor pushes up to 14.5 kg at the top setting.

The 12 V 2500 mAh battery takes a USB-C lead, so there is no proprietary brick to keep track of. A full charge gives about 210 minutes of running, which is a long way between visits to the power point. It also shuts itself down after fifteen minutes of continuous running.

Four heads come with it and fit into the same socket at the nose: a round one, a fork, a flat one and a fourth in the tray. The gun, the heads and the charging lead all pack back into the case, which is 260 × 160 × 63 mm. At 1.27 kg it does not weigh a bag down.
Figures are the manufacturer's, measured at the highest setting unless the label says otherwise.
One model, supplied with four heads, the USB-C lead and the case.
| Model | Case size | Weight | Battery | Price inc. GST | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12 V six speed | 260 × 160 × 63 mm | 1.27 kg | 12 V 2500 mAh | AU $89 | In stock |
Ready to use. Charge it fully the first time before you run it.
The 12 V 2500 mAh battery gives about 210 minutes of running, so at half an hour a day it goes most of a week between charges. It takes a USB-C lead, the same one that charges most phones, and there is no separate power brick in the case.
Four heads are supplied and they all fit into the same socket at the nose. The manufacturer names a round head for broad areas, a fork and a flat head, and a fourth head is included in the case tray. Swapping one for another takes a second and no tools.
Yes. It runs for fifteen minutes and then shuts down. Press the button again if you want another run. That is a fixed limit built into the controller rather than something you set.
It is 1.27 kg with the battery in, in an ABS body with a handle you hold like a drill. The case it packs into is 260 × 160 × 63 mm, which fits a gym bag, a glovebox or a suitcase pocket.
The motor is brushless, which the manufacturer describes as quiet, but no decibel figure is published so we would rather not quote one. At 3000 rpm it makes a steady drumming noise you can talk over.