What's the charging time from dead battery to full? Might be something you may consider adding in your next review. I think that's a key point of info.
@@tylerle4199 to be honest. Yes. It makes you pretty sore the next day though so just keep that in mind. So far it's getting my injuries really good and they are feelings stronger. I had a lot of areas I didn't even know were messed up too in my knee area. Calves. Etc
Would you buy the Pro Care. I am leaning that way. Seems like for $100, especially if you upgrade next year, it's a good deal and insurance for your $600 (well my $480 investment)
great review. i have the pro and am satisfied with its basic function. I didnt know that the "I" was a number one for a preset. The app seems like a artificial add on.
Yes I do. The analogy I like to use is to think of throwing a punch. The more distance you wind your arm back, the harder you can punch. Now certainly there are plenty of people that like the hypervolt, including me, but when it comes to something that can give me a really deep and powerful massage, the extra distance helps a lot. Again, personal preference rules all.
Thanks for your reviews. I've purchased quite a few different devices and came back to this one (after the new release and the fact that it's supposed to be quieter). I would say it is a little quieter than the previous generation, but like you said, it's a different sound. When you're using the device and apply pressure to it, do you notice some louder vibrations coming from the housing? This seems to happen to a lot of guns after weeks/months of use, but on this one it happened right out of the box. Doesn't affect performance but was wondering if you encountered that? After all of the devices I've had (hypvevolt plus, biozoom, jawku, pulse fx to name a few), I would say the pulse fx is the closest in regards to power, battery life, strength/stall force. Thanks!
I use G3PRO everyday for almost one year now.And I think G3PRO is the best.The sound is pretty consistent and not like others when you use them long time and the sound will be different and louder. G3 Pro need to be improve by 2 aspects . One is too loud and the other is too heavy.
Wang Hanson unfortunately we don’t really get either of those items improved with the PRO. New sound is slightly quieter but moreso just a different sound - mostly due to a redesigned gear box.
David Maxson you have tried a lot!! I’m trying to get the best. Would you say the Therabody pro is the best out there? I’m just looking for the best massager. I’m not an athlete. I have neck, back, calf, feet, shoulder, knee pain. Lol
Joe Momma I’ve definitely tried a lot. I would say the Theragun Pro is the best in terms of quality. The attachments are top notch, amplitude is excellent, batteries last longer than the previous g3 pro (and there’s two of them), and stall force is excellent. If you don’t mind spending $599 I would go for it. My second choice would be the lifepro pulse fx (which I think is on sale right now at amazon). With the pulse fx, the materials aren’t as premium in my opinion, but the results from the device are extremely close if not identical. Hope that helps and good luck!
John kurian as you press the massage gun onto your muscle it displays a little bar graph for how much force you are applying. It has nothing to do with being able to change the force of the gun. It’s simply a display in the form of a bar graph to know how much pressure you are applying and it correlates with various routines in the app so you know if you are applying the appropriate amount of pressure to that area.
I'm miss the large ball vs the super soft attachment (only used on my temple/head). To me the sound is softer or muffled a bit so I like that. The battery has 2x more capacity then the g3pro. It does feel lighter. Love the oled screen vs bright light. The app is quirky but it works (after you do a tedious software update thru the phone unto the actual theragun). I was tempted to keep the g3pro for $450.00 (Best Buy) yet since I had the credit & I'm spending so much on it for my body... Figures might as well get it. My wife prefers thia muffled sound one vs the older model. She still doesn't like it on her body as she says it hurts her. It hurt me at 1st (lower back/hamstrings) but the relieve is worth it. I drive a lot & bunch of gear on my body and I'm not exercising like I should do that pain. With this 600 bucks massager it helps so much so that I can then exercise. So, I don't feel guilty about buying. Cheaper than a personal massager. Thanks for the review. Learned a couple of things. Be safe.
curious how you figured the app out. I updated to most recent version before recording my video, which I just recorded last night. The instructions state your app will guide you through connecting your device but I got nothing of the sort. What tips can you provide on this?
Best Massage Tech not sure if this applies but I got a pop up notice saying something to the effect of “old accounts need to create a new login”. From there all I did was login, turn bluetooth on and it registered the device. Also if you click the “account” icon on the top left, there’s a “Theragun Devices” option where you can add/manage your device
i got the yips okay. I had to create a new account as well and when I add my device it just has the information about the device but that’s it - no option to connect or control anything, etc. I reached out to Theragun and am waiting to hear back.
Thanks for your review. Sometimes I get a 'T' displayed on the screen. I understand that it might mean time to change massage heads when using the app. Sometimes, I get it when just running the pro without the app. What does it mean?
I am glad you stated there wasn't much of a sound difference between the the G3Pro and Pro. I was somewhat annoyed that I had purchased my G3Pro two months prior to the release of the Pro. My wife complains about the sound all of the time, so it's good to know that the sound isn't much quieter, but rather different sounding if that makes sense. Then again, I am wondering what kind of reliability the new motor will have versus the previous generation. I suppose we'll see! Great review!
What is the model number of the batteries that came with the theragun Pro? I purchased a theragun pro and it came with G3Pro batteries. So mine only last like 45 minutes a battery not 150 minutes. Model: TG-G3PRO-25S
I have the the theragun pro it’s amazing love it but sadly the newest attachment think it’s the foam one it had broke but I have a question since it comes with a 2 year warranty can I go back from where I bought it & get a new one for free since one of the attachments is broken
I just purchased the PRO version (4th Gen) but discovered something strange. I checked the batteries that were supplied with it anf they state the following Model no: TG-G3Pro-25S G3Pro???? What is this about? The Voltage is 14.4 V -36Wh and amp is 2500mAH. These are the specs of the G3Pro model batteries. Does this mean they simply used the exact same batteries as tge G3Pro model for the "PRO 4th Gen" Model?? If this is the case, how can a G3Pro battery magically go from 75 min capacity to 150 min capacity? Magic or ultimate BS???? Guys it would be great if you guys can check your battery models and capacities and post them back.
I checked mine on the G3Pro and PRO and they are both the same model number you've listed. I'm not sure what this all means. They have different motors in them so my assumption is that the newer motor requires less power, allowing the battery to last longer.
I've seen people say that the timtam powermassager pro (v2) has a low stall force in comparison to this model, however, I saw someone else try putting their timtam to max 2800rpm and struggle to stall it out. Have you confirmed a variable stall force based on the setting?
It could be just me but I just bought theragun pro a few days ago, fully charged both batteries and I feel like 1 battery doesn't last for the 120-150 min as promised. I'm thinking that using it onn the 2400 force non stop could be the answer though. I'm in debate to return it and get a hypervolt since I feel like the battery would last longer
Tony, the battery life is based on the device being used on its lowest speed so there is definitely some accuracy to your thoughts. That being said, allow me to offer a few thoughts. Consider that if you do change over to a Hypervolt, not all of them have removable batteries so you won’t always have a fully charged device as you can with the Theragun Pro by being able to put in a fully charged battery. If you do go with the Hypervolt, you will have to get the 2 Pro or purchase an older model Hypervolt and an additional battery if you want the same “always charged” experience. The regular Hypervolt 2 does not have a removable battery. Hope you find the device that’s right for you!
Excelente review! I’m getting one for my husband (he works out everyday )but I’m torn between the pro and the elite! which one would you recommend ? It’s just for him.
diana brun if it’s within budget, the pro is great and I will always recommend it over the elite. However, I think the elite will meet most people’s needs.
If you can afford it I would never not recommend the pro, but from a price point the elite is just the more practical. If the 20% coupon brings the pro into your budget then I’d say get it.
There is a small button on the underside you have to press and then the arm will be able to move. The button is a bit difficult to depress but the arm moves pretty easily once the button is pressed.
Thanks for the helpful reviews. I’m sold, I just don’t know how to choose between the pro and Elite. I think for me the main difference is the stall force - I’m not too worried about the noise or battery life. Any thoughts on how I decide what if I need 40 or 60 lbs of pressure?
@@joemomma707 Hi, sorry for the delayed reply. I wanted to give a considered view, I hope it is helpful. We bought the Pro and immediately thought that we should have bought the Elite. This was mainly because the really knotted, sore spots (of which there are many) were so tender we could stand only the lightest of touches and it wouldn’t have mattered which one we got. After nearly two weeks, we still haven’t been able to apply an awful lot of pressure, although we can apply more in some areas, but we’ve not stalled it. Because there are two of us the adjustable arm isn’t so necessary but we have made a little use of it where a fixed arm would have been slightly awkward. Maybe because it’s new, the Pro is getting a lot of use and we have been grateful for its battery life and the swappable batteries. Noise-wise, it’s difficult to watch TV while using the Pro without turning up the volume quite a bit and I think we’d have appreciated the slightly lower volume from the Elite. On balance, I think we could have achieved everything with the Elite that we have with the Pro; the battery life and moveable arm have made things more convenient but I’m not sure that convenience is worth the £175 extra.
Steve Trimmer lol!! Yeah! This is way too late! I bought the pro and received it last week. I agree with everything you said. I would have been ok with the elite. Lol. Thanks anyways! I’m looking into investing in a massage table. Did you get one?
Anyone use the Tim Tam Pro 2019/2020 and the G3/G4 Pro. I am debating between picking up one or the other but not sure which one. Price isn’t my primary concern just want to get the best product/ build quality
Groove Fretboard it’s tough for me to say explicitly because Tim Tam doesn’t advertise their stall force but my general experience says that the Tim Tam’s stall force is higher.
Would you go with the g3pro over the elite i can possible get the g3pro for the same price as the elite however im worried about the noise, although I want the Stall force of the g3pro. Hard decision lol.
Hi there, I'm not sure where their new motors are made. I would assume they would have continued to work with the same manufacturer, but I cannot confirm.
Thanks for the reviews. I’m torn between the pro and elite. Price isn’t an issue. I prefer very deep massage but as an acrobat, my forearms and wrist are sensitive. Do you notice a difference in weight? How about sound?
Best Massage Tech thanks for the reply and advice. I received my theragun elite today and it’s the perfect choice for me. I’ve borrowed my bffs hypervolt while waiting for the elite to arrive and I appreciate and notice the .2lbs. I also was checking out your videos and bought a similar neck tool which I call the nut cracker for the neck. Thanks again and love your videos!
@@lynettechan1535 Awesome, so glad to hear my video helped you decide and that you got one that works for you. The neck tool is interesting - surprisingly relaxing for such a simple tool too.
Hi Thanks for a very informative video I’m a massage therapist in Australia and was considering buying the theragun or the G5 machine. Do you have any opinions on the g5 massager ?
Joe Momma ok so dude this promise is really good it does work, I thought it would be used to pretty much recover but it just breaks up the tight muscles than you feel better. After I do that I’m sore for like two days from that because of breaking of the tissue. Next I use my foam roller to go over those muscles a day later or so than I feel fine
Ye Wang I would agree. Many people value a rostering arm, but especially with the Theraguns I think not as many people actually use it. That being said, it is helpful for applying torque in different areas depending on how easy they are to reach.
If the speeds are the same, so are the ergonomics, I don't see how it's a better value or even a "real upgrade." Get the g3 pro at a cheaper price lol.
Hulk Beast I assume because moving forward all of their devices are going to be Bluetooth compatible with their app so they are going to phase out all devices without that capability in favor of their 4th generation line of products.
I checked with the support and they confirmed that even with the app you can’t create your own speed between 1750 and 2400 ppm so you are stuck with 5 presets which you can do in the fun directly. I was expecting speed increase by 10 or so kind of customization
If that's the case that contradicts everything they have published on their website. They clearly are stating "Customizable Speed Range" in several sections of their product description. www.theragun.com/us/en-us/pro-us-1.html Maybe the customer support person was confused on which device you were referencing?
Bought the Theragun Pro 6 months ago, one of the batteries already dead and not charging. Theragun only give 90 day warranty on its batteries. Totally unacceptable customer service and warranty period. I got sold a poor battery. Stay away from Theragun!! You are better getting a cheaper alternative. Maybe they should spend more on the product quality and less on £M advertising.
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Best Massage Tech bout the elite? It’s good too?
J T yes, elite is good too. I would rank them Theragun Pro, Theragun Elite, Hypervolt with Bluetooth.
How does this compare to the gen6 in 2024? Is it still worth to buy the gen4 for fraction of the price or gen6 right away? Thanks!
What's the charging time from dead battery to full? Might be something you may consider adding in your next review. I think that's a key point of info.
A 15 minute review and zero comments on how it performs whilst massaging the body!
yeah wasted my time.
I mighr get this now thanks. I do a lot of mma etc and have been hesitant to buy any massage gun because idk which 1 is the right one.
I got it :)
expanding curiosity how do you like it ? Is it worth the money
@@tylerle4199 to be honest. Yes. It makes you pretty sore the next day though so just keep that in mind. So far it's getting my injuries really good and they are feelings stronger. I had a lot of areas I didn't even know were messed up too in my knee area. Calves. Etc
I am having trouble with mine turning on straight out of the box… I have charged both clips and still nothing.
Will you be reviewing the Elite soon?
NYC Entrepreneur yes, that video will come later today
Would you buy the Pro Care. I am leaning that way. Seems like for $100, especially if you upgrade next year, it's a good deal and insurance for your $600 (well my $480 investment)
great review. i have the pro and am satisfied with its basic function. I didnt know that the "I" was a number one for a preset. The app seems like a artificial add on.
Mine actually starts at 2400 once I turn it on
Same
Do you think the 16mm really helps vs hypervolt plus. I feel like with that little bit.you can just push down more to make up the 4mm?
Yes I do. The analogy I like to use is to think of throwing a punch. The more distance you wind your arm back, the harder you can punch. Now certainly there are plenty of people that like the hypervolt, including me, but when it comes to something that can give me a really deep and powerful massage, the extra distance helps a lot. Again, personal preference rules all.
Thanks for your reviews. I've purchased quite a few different devices and came back to this one (after the new release and the fact that it's supposed to be quieter). I would say it is a little quieter than the previous generation, but like you said, it's a different sound. When you're using the device and apply pressure to it, do you notice some louder vibrations coming from the housing? This seems to happen to a lot of guns after weeks/months of use, but on this one it happened right out of the box. Doesn't affect performance but was wondering if you encountered that? After all of the devices I've had (hypvevolt plus, biozoom, jawku, pulse fx to name a few), I would say the pulse fx is the closest in regards to power, battery life, strength/stall force. Thanks!
David Maxson I haven’t noticed that with mine yet!
I use G3PRO everyday for almost one year now.And I think G3PRO is the best.The sound is pretty consistent and not like others when you use them long time and the sound will be different and louder. G3 Pro need to be improve by 2 aspects . One is too loud and the other is too heavy.
Wang Hanson unfortunately we don’t really get either of those items improved with the PRO. New sound is slightly quieter but moreso just a different sound - mostly due to a redesigned gear box.
David Maxson you have tried a lot!! I’m trying to get the best. Would you say the Therabody pro is the best out there? I’m just looking for the best massager. I’m not an athlete. I have neck, back, calf, feet, shoulder, knee pain. Lol
Joe Momma I’ve definitely tried a lot. I would say the Theragun Pro is the best in terms of quality. The attachments are top notch, amplitude is excellent, batteries last longer than the previous g3 pro (and there’s two of them), and stall force is excellent. If you don’t mind spending $599 I would go for it. My second choice would be the lifepro pulse fx (which I think is on sale right now at amazon). With the pulse fx, the materials aren’t as premium in my opinion, but the results from the device are extremely close if not identical. Hope that helps and good luck!
Great Vid man! This is what I was looking for
John kurian thanks!
@@BestMassageTech Hey one question man how does the force meter work? Like is stuck on only one force or is that customizable as well?
John kurian as you press the massage gun onto your muscle it displays a little bar graph for how much force you are applying. It has nothing to do with being able to change the force of the gun. It’s simply a display in the form of a bar graph to know how much pressure you are applying and it correlates with various routines in the app so you know if you are applying the appropriate amount of pressure to that area.
@@BestMassageTech Good luck to your channel man. There's a market so keep posting as often as you can your vids are good.
John kurian thanks John!
The rotating arm on ours doesn’t work. You press and hold the button but the arm doesn’t move. It’s stuck in place.
I'm miss the large ball vs the super soft attachment (only used on my temple/head). To me the sound is softer or muffled a bit so I like that. The battery has 2x more capacity then the g3pro. It does feel lighter. Love the oled screen vs bright light. The app is quirky but it works (after you do a tedious software update thru the phone unto the actual theragun). I was tempted to keep the g3pro for $450.00 (Best Buy) yet since I had the credit & I'm spending so much on it for my body... Figures might as well get it. My wife prefers thia muffled sound one vs the older model. She still doesn't like it on her body as she says it hurts her. It hurt me at 1st (lower back/hamstrings) but the relieve is worth it. I drive a lot & bunch of gear on my body and I'm not exercising like I should do that pain. With this 600 bucks massager it helps so much so that I can then exercise. So, I don't feel guilty about buying. Cheaper than a personal massager. Thanks for the review. Learned a couple of things. Be safe.
curious how you figured the app out. I updated to most recent version before recording my video, which I just recorded last night. The instructions state your app will guide you through connecting your device but I got nothing of the sort. What tips can you provide on this?
Best Massage Tech not sure if this applies but I got a pop up notice saying something to the effect of “old accounts need to create a new login”. From there all I did was login, turn bluetooth on and it registered the device. Also if you click the “account” icon on the top left, there’s a “Theragun Devices” option where you can add/manage your device
i got the yips okay. I had to create a new account as well and when I add my device it just has the information about the device but that’s it - no option to connect or control anything, etc. I reached out to Theragun and am waiting to hear back.
i got the yips you’re able to control your device speed then once you did all that?
i got the yips I just checked mine and now it’s up to date. Crazy. I’m so bummed this wasn’t here yesterday when I filmed.
Thanks for your review. Sometimes I get a 'T' displayed on the screen. I understand that it might mean time to change massage heads when using the app. Sometimes, I get it when just running the pro without the app. What does it mean?
I am glad you stated there wasn't much of a sound difference between the the G3Pro and Pro. I was somewhat annoyed that I had purchased my G3Pro two months prior to the release of the Pro. My wife complains about the sound all of the time, so it's good to know that the sound isn't much quieter, but rather different sounding if that makes sense. Then again, I am wondering what kind of reliability the new motor will have versus the previous generation. I suppose we'll see! Great review!
Any updates on addaday gun???preferences???
Did hey add the ability to program the two other programs?
Thanks 🙏🏼
This thing on sale right now $399 might get it
Excellent review. Thank you.
Thank you for the kind words.
i just bought mine, love it.
Awesome!
How did it hold up?
Does your battery say G3 or G4 pro on it? It appears mine shipped with "G3" batteries
Not sure if attachments are interchangeable between Pro and G3 Pro. Also if wireless charger is interchangeable or not
The attachments between these two devices are interchangeable. I don't have the wireless charger so I cannot speak to that.
Sounds much quieter to me
What is the model number of the batteries that came with the theragun Pro? I purchased a theragun pro and it came with G3Pro batteries. So mine only last like 45 minutes a battery not 150 minutes. Model: TG-G3PRO-25S
Will you review the kraft gun or what do you think about it. Do you like the g4 over hypervoltplus?
Do you mean this Kraftgun? ua-cam.com/video/_8GvELJnfVE/v-deo.html and yes I like the PRO better than any other massage gun on the market today.
Can you review theragun Pro Plus?
Don’t worry. I’ve already ordered it.
@@BestMassageTech Me too! Thanks.
Hi will the G3 big ball fit on the 4th gen theragun?
How long one battery charge runs the gun ?
G3RPO batteries can be used by 4th Pro or not?
how about noise level comparison at full speed?
No, the batteries are not cross compatible! Noise level at top speed is pretty similar.
@@BestMassageTech Thanks. So I got G3PRO and it looks like not worth upgrading to 4th Pro
What is the other massage gun that you rated the same?
Addaday Biozoom
Very helpful, thanks a lot !
Mark Austin thank you!
You mentioned that the Pro is tied for first with another device, what is the other massager?
At the time it was the Addaday Biozoom but they no longer make that version of the device.
Great review. Would love to see a review on the kraftgun force
Coming soon
Does the machine work and give you the tension relief?
It works for me! What areas do you have tension?
Best Massage Tech my butt hole
lmao
I have the the theragun pro it’s amazing love it but sadly the newest attachment think it’s the foam one it had broke but I have a question since it comes with a 2 year warranty can I go back from where I bought it & get a new one for free since one of the attachments is broken
with warranty related items you'll likely need to go through Therabody directly
@@BestMassageTech ok thanks man
How long does it take to charge?
I just purchased the PRO version (4th Gen) but discovered something strange.
I checked the batteries that were supplied with it anf they state the following Model no: TG-G3Pro-25S
G3Pro???? What is this about? The Voltage is 14.4 V -36Wh and amp is 2500mAH. These are the specs of the G3Pro model batteries. Does this mean they simply used the exact same batteries as tge G3Pro model for the "PRO 4th Gen" Model??
If this is the case, how can a G3Pro battery magically go from 75 min capacity to 150 min capacity? Magic or ultimate BS????
Guys it would be great if you guys can check your battery models and capacities and post them back.
I checked mine on the G3Pro and PRO and they are both the same model number you've listed. I'm not sure what this all means. They have different motors in them so my assumption is that the newer motor requires less power, allowing the battery to last longer.
@@BestMassageTech and what life span did you get from the PRO ? mine is 30min max so no improvement to G3PRO...
I've seen people say that the timtam powermassager pro (v2) has a low stall force in comparison to this model, however, I saw someone else try putting their timtam to max 2800rpm and struggle to stall it out. Have you confirmed a variable stall force based on the setting?
I have not seen any variability with mine.
It could be just me but I just bought theragun pro a few days ago, fully charged both batteries and I feel like 1 battery doesn't last for the 120-150 min as promised. I'm thinking that using it onn the 2400 force non stop could be the answer though. I'm in debate to return it and get a hypervolt since I feel like the battery would last longer
Tony, the battery life is based on the device being used on its lowest speed so there is definitely some accuracy to your thoughts.
That being said, allow me to offer a few thoughts. Consider that if you do change over to a Hypervolt, not all of them have removable batteries so you won’t always have a fully charged device as you can with the Theragun Pro by being able to put in a fully charged battery. If you do go with the Hypervolt, you will have to get the 2 Pro or purchase an older model Hypervolt and an additional battery if you want the same “always charged” experience. The regular Hypervolt 2 does not have a removable battery.
Hope you find the device that’s right for you!
@@BestMassageTech thanks from this perspective! I didn't even think about it like that.
Do you like this more than the Tim Tam Pro
Yes!
Excelente review! I’m getting one for my husband (he works out everyday )but I’m torn between the pro and the elite! which one would you recommend ? It’s just for him.
diana brun if it’s within budget, the pro is great and I will always recommend it over the elite. However, I think the elite will meet most people’s needs.
Best Massage Tech thank you so much!
Can’t decided between the theragun pro and the TimTam pro. What would you recommend?
SuperCurranBros my preference is the Theragun pro
Which massage gun would you get with a 20% off coupon. Even though elite would be satisfactory would you still go for the pro based on the discount
If you can afford it I would never not recommend the pro, but from a price point the elite is just the more practical. If the 20% coupon brings the pro into your budget then I’d say get it.
Do you have to press the arm adjust hard ? I tried pushing and it won’t budge
There is a small button on the underside you have to press and then the arm will be able to move. The button is a bit difficult to depress but the arm moves pretty easily once the button is pressed.
Thanks for the helpful reviews. I’m sold, I just don’t know how to choose between the pro and Elite. I think for me the main difference is the stall force - I’m not too worried about the noise or battery life. Any thoughts on how I decide what if I need 40 or 60 lbs of pressure?
Steve Trimmer what muscle groups do you anticipate using it on most?
Steve Trimmer did you figure out which one? I have similar pain as you do. I can’t decide between pro and elite
@@joemomma707 Hi, sorry for the delayed reply. I wanted to give a considered view, I hope it is helpful.
We bought the Pro and immediately thought that we should have bought the Elite. This was mainly because the really knotted, sore spots (of which there are many) were so tender we could stand only the lightest of touches and it wouldn’t have mattered which one we got.
After nearly two weeks, we still haven’t been able to apply an awful lot of pressure, although we can apply more in some areas, but we’ve not stalled it. Because there are two of us the adjustable arm isn’t so necessary but we have made a little use of it where a fixed arm would have been slightly awkward. Maybe because it’s new, the Pro is getting a lot of use and we have been grateful for its battery life and the swappable batteries. Noise-wise, it’s difficult to watch TV while using the Pro without turning up the volume quite a bit and I think we’d have appreciated the slightly lower volume from the Elite. On balance, I think we could have achieved everything with the Elite that we have with the Pro; the battery life and moveable arm have made things more convenient but I’m not sure that convenience is worth the £175 extra.
Steve Trimmer lol!! Yeah! This is way too late! I bought the pro and received it last week. I agree with everything you said. I would have been ok with the elite. Lol. Thanks anyways! I’m looking into investing in a massage table. Did you get one?
@@joemomma707 no, not thought about a table. All the best.
I have the G1 what's the biggest difference between G1 and G4?
Noise, Bluetooth compatibility, Power Switch.
Anyone use the Tim Tam Pro 2019/2020 and the G3/G4 Pro. I am debating between picking up one or the other but not sure which one. Price isn’t my primary concern just want to get the best product/ build quality
Ra'John Butler I’ve tried them. Would recommend the PRO.
Philosopher K theragun
@@BestMassageTech I went with the Theragun Pro had it for a month now and omg it’s amazing.
Does all new tim tam power massager have higher stall force?
Groove Fretboard it’s tough for me to say explicitly because Tim Tam doesn’t advertise their stall force but my general experience says that the Tim Tam’s stall force is higher.
Would you go with the g3pro over the elite i can possible get the g3pro for the same price as the elite however im worried about the noise, although I want the Stall force of the g3pro. Hard decision lol.
T K that is a tough decision. Ultimately you’re going to decide what you value more, noise or stall force.
Excellent Review, Thank you.
Thanks!
Do you think the motor is still reliable? The previous motors where made in Japan the new generation where is made?
#best massage tech can you answer me please?
Hi there, I'm not sure where their new motors are made. I would assume they would have continued to work with the same manufacturer, but I cannot confirm.
@@BestMassageTech thanks for the answer 🙏
Thanks for the reviews. I’m torn between the pro and elite. Price isn’t an issue. I prefer very deep massage but as an acrobat, my forearms and wrist are sensitive. Do you notice a difference in weight? How about sound?
LynetteChan the PRO is definitely heavy and could see it being a little difficult for some to maneuver compared to the elite. The pro is louder.
Best Massage Tech thanks for the reply and advice. I received my theragun elite today and it’s the perfect choice for me. I’ve borrowed my bffs hypervolt while waiting for the elite to arrive and I appreciate and notice the .2lbs. I also was checking out your videos and bought a similar neck tool which I call the nut cracker for the neck. Thanks again and love your videos!
@@lynettechan1535 Awesome, so glad to hear my video helped you decide and that you got one that works for you. The neck tool is interesting - surprisingly relaxing for such a simple tool too.
Hi
Thanks for a very informative video
I’m a massage therapist in Australia and was considering buying the theragun or the G5 machine.
Do you have any opinions on the g5 massager ?
Is this good to get for beginners I just bought one two day’s ago
I think you will be happy.
Best Massage Thanks for responding does it work like a actual massage
Edward Fitness18 Thats what I’m wondering too.
Joe Momma ok so dude this promise is really good it does work, I thought it would be used to pretty much recover but it just breaks up the tight muscles than you feel better. After I do that I’m sore for like two days from that because of breaking of the tissue. Next I use my foam roller to go over those muscles a day later or so than I feel fine
Don’t think your gonna get results after one time use you have to use it on and off
hi dude, do you think the rotated arm is helpful? I feel you almost could massage wherever you want by using the triangle handle.
Ye Wang I would agree. Many people value a rostering arm, but especially with the Theraguns I think not as many people actually use it. That being said, it is helpful for applying torque in different areas depending on how easy they are to reach.
How long the battery needs to be fully charged?
it takes the battery approximately 2 hours to fully charge
It is quieter than the 3
If the speeds are the same, so are the ergonomics, I don't see how it's a better value or even a "real upgrade." Get the g3 pro at a cheaper price lol.
What were the decibels from quiet to loud?
When I tested it I got a low end of 65 and a high end of 71
Best Massage Tech would you say it has a higher decibel rating than the hypervolt+ ?
@@brycap yes, it's louder than the Hypervolt. I've measured the Hypervolt and Hypervolt Plus to be 60-65 DB
When you tested yours how far away was the decibel meter. I just received mine and it seems a bit too loud
Why they dont want to sell g3 pro anymore?
Hulk Beast I assume because moving forward all of their devices are going to be Bluetooth compatible with their app so they are going to phase out all devices without that capability in favor of their 4th generation line of products.
@@BestMassageTech wich one feels more powerfull theragun g3 or pro? I get the idea that the g3pro feels more powerfull
Hulk Beast they are the same. Only thing difference spec wise other than Bluetooth is the noise.
@@BestMassageTech alright men love the revieuw keep it up !?
How does it compare with Hyperice Hypervolt plus
Kiran Shah it’s better, it’s a lot more powerful feeling
I price matched it for 405 😏
Between the TheraGun Elite and Pro, which one would you get? It's only for me. I lift weights and am occasionally sore afterwards.
Eric Nichols the Elite should be sufficient
Eric Nichols shoot me an email and I can share some further insights. Bestmassagetechnology@gmail.com
You didn’t do a stall test
Omee T I know I’m sorry, I realized I forgot to include that clip after I uploaded.
Best Massage Tech no worries! Youve already done so much! Thanks a lot! This helps tremendously.
I checked with the support and they confirmed that even with the app you can’t create your own speed between 1750 and 2400 ppm so you are stuck with 5 presets which you can do in the fun directly. I was expecting speed increase by 10 or so kind of customization
If that's the case that contradicts everything they have published on their website. They clearly are stating "Customizable Speed Range" in several sections of their product description. www.theragun.com/us/en-us/pro-us-1.html
Maybe the customer support person was confused on which device you were referencing?
It’s a real piece of junk….the battery is terrible.
G4 is much quieter
u r beta
GUYS BE CAREFUL AFTER YOU ORDER THIS! I USED IT AND AFTER 5 WEEKS IT LOST 30% OF ITS POWER. THEY ALSO TAKE AGES TO RESPOND TO EMAILS!!
Bought the Theragun Pro 6 months ago, one of the batteries already dead and not charging. Theragun only give 90 day warranty on its batteries. Totally unacceptable customer service and warranty period. I got sold a poor battery. Stay away from Theragun!! You are better getting a cheaper alternative. Maybe they should spend more on the product quality and less on £M advertising.