William Gray
GBExcellent customer service Excellent customer service! Had an issue, they answered calls and emails then sent me a new product. Thank you!!
Denise Kopasz
GBI just feel like I know Bob and Brad I just feel like I know Bob and Brad. I went though a terrible period with a bulging disk and sciatica. I got through it all because of the You Tube videos that Bob and Brad did. I ordered a massager and it came right on time and it was a great tool . I put it away when I got better and recently went to use it but I was missing the cord. They sent me a new one no questions asked and I really really appreciate that. I love the massager and I also have the exercise cords that I love
Juanita K. Betts
GBI bought this (D6) and the Theragun… I bought this (D6) and the Theragun Elite (TE) to compare. Here is the comparison in several important categories: AMPLITUDE (depth of percussion): both are 16mm, which is the largest amplitude (that I know of) currently for percussion massagers. If you want a deep massage, and not a more vibrational massage that is felt with lower amplitude guns, this is the best choice. STALL FORCE (pressure of gun against surface needed to stall the motor): Claimed is 85 for D6 and 40 for TE. In practice, could definitely produce more force against my tissues with D6 than TE. LOUDNESS: both objectively (with Decibel app) about 60-65 decibels, however TE is higher pitched and whiny, and sounds louder according to clients. D6 smoother sounding. ATTACHMENTS: D6 has 7. TE has 5. Although D6 has 2 more, in practice, I will probably use just 2-3, primarily the ball, thumb, and wedge attachments , which both models have. WEIGHT & ERGONOMICS: D6 1279g (2 lb, 13 oz) has handles in a parallelogram-like shape. TE 999g (2 lbs, 3 oz) has handles in triangular shape. The TE is definitely easier to hold and maneuver since it's lighter and dimensions are slightly smaller. If you're weak and/or have small hands, the TE will probably be a better choice. COST: I purchased the D6 for $190 and the TE for $238 (white model). Currently, the D6 can be bought for $200 and the TE for $370 (black). OVERALL IMPRESSION: D6 better in all categories, except ergonomics. For almost half the price of the TE, it can't be beat.
Keith Carlile
GBMy prior vibrating massager purchase… My prior vibrating massager purchase was sometime in the late 1970s or so. So, I was pretty far out of date. Bob and Brad's team suggested this massager and it has proven to be a perfect fit so far. The charge holds quite well and it charges more quickly than expected. The power is more than I need at the moment but the lowest setting works for me just great.
He Liu
CAGreat product AND excellent customer service Purchased the X6 Pro last year after tying a few different brands, this one beats the rest by far. One of the attachments recently became loose and would not stay on, I contacted vendor support, and after a few quick communication, a brand new unit was sent my way, including a new massage gun. Overall 10/10 experience, would recommend anyone in the market for a massage gun.