Hyperice Hypervolt 2 - Featuring Quiet Glide Technology - Handheld Percussion Massage Gun 3 Speeds, 5 Interchangeable Heads Helps Relieve Sore Muscles and Stiffness (Hypervolt 2)

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It was Theragun who made the virgin step into making percussion massagers. Their product line is inspired by medical experience. There’s nothing wrong with 3 speeds on Hypervolt 2, but given the wide percussion range, we feel more speeds are warranted. Hypervolts have better intensity compared to Theraguns. But that’s because Hypervolts are more vibrational than percussive – they provide more frequent punches but less punch. They all have a percussion range of up to 2700 rpm. Theraguns ’only’ rev up to 2400rpm. Max percussions for both Hypervolt and Theragun devices.

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When we tested the mini guns, Go 2 and Mini (2.0), the winner was Go 2. It must be said, however, that the recently upgraded Mini 2.0 has been significantly improved. It’s now noticeably quieter than its predecessor and sounds smoother than before. Both devices are quiet, but Hypervolt Go 2 has a slight edge over Theragun Mini 2.0. We love testing and talking about massage guns and we’ve heard, not infrequently, from our readers, about how sometimes it’s not easy to choose between Theragun and Hypervolt devices. Theragun mini looks pretty unique. It does’t have a traditional handle, yet still keeps the triangular shape. When it comes to the materials, it feels just like the Prime. My car delivery is due Oct 17th , so I’ll update this review after it’s been in use for a couple of weeks or so, But great Customer service and support so far.👍

This new Hypervolt 2 is Bluetooth enabled – they kept this feature, and we love it! You can connect your device to the Hyperice app for guided workouts where the app can take control of the device. Did we mention there is no carrying case still? There’s a pouch to store the attachments and that’s it. The Hyperice Hypervolt GO 2 is a solid piece of kit. It really is the smaller version of the big Hypervolt 2, and I mean this as a compliment. The main difference between the two – apart from the size, of course – is that the Hypervolt GO 2 has a slightly angled handle. All in all I’m very impressed so far. I will be interested to see how it performs over time. So I shall see what it’s like to live with it over the next few months. It is relatively unobtrusive on the side of the house, and the LED’s which can be set up/amended within th e app mean it can be all singing and dancing or switched off. I have it set up via Alexa as well, but to date have only used this twice to show interested people.

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Theragun hit the market first. All that talk about first-mover advantage, Theragun probably made a lot of strides before Hyperice came onto the scene with their maiden device. The first Theragun was unveiled in 2016, while the first Hypervolt didn’t show until 2018. There’s even a three-minute drill with a PGA Tour fitness specialist that promises to “improve your swing”. The Bluetooth connection also enables automated speed settings that increase or decrease the tempo without you having to fiddle with the dial. See relatedWe will also, for a wider perspective, share with you some good alternatives to both brands. So follow along as we take you through the most comprehensive Theragun vs Hypervolt guide on the internet! You get a lifetime warranty if you buy this device – just like every other Ekrin device. Ekrin also offers superb customer support. TIP If heating during a massage intrigues you, explore our guide on heated massage guns to learn more about its benefits. the bottom into place. Take care not to trap any cabling between parts A & B. Installation:Fitting the Front Enclosure There’s also a little matter of Bluetooth connectivity and the dedicated apps which both these brands have. When connected, the app can automatically adjust the device speed based on the routine.