Theragun Elite - Black - All-New 4th Generation Percussive Therapy Deep Tissue Muscle Treatment Massage Gun Update with Therabody APP

Product Information

The Theragun Elite and the Theragun Pro look almost identical, and both are incredibly well-made and powerful massage guns with high-end price tags to match. But once you get down to the nuts and bolts, the Theragun Pro edges slightly ahead of the Elite in design, performance, and battery life.

Having spent ample time experimenting with the Theragun Elite, we’ve found it to be the most adaptable member of the Theragun family.Personalize your experience - choose from 5 built-in speeds (1750 - 2400 percussions per minute) displayed via OLED Screen along with a responsive Force Meter that allows you to enjoy the pressure and speed that feels best for your body The stall force, or sometimes called “no-stall force” is the amount of pressure needed to stall the motor of a given percussion massager. Usually this happens when you press the gun against the skin. The Elite has 16mm amplitude. Actually, apart from the Theragun Mini (12mm) all the other devices have the 16mm Theragun standard amplitude. Theragun Elite measured amplitude. We still feel for its price, the Elite should accommodate at least 50lbs. of power, but 40lbs. does some good justice to the impressive stroke length. As we conclude our firsthand review of the Theragun Elite, we can say from our personal use that the Elite is a powerful device. Based on our experience, we’d classify it as more midrange than a beginner Theragun device.

You don’t get a rotating arm like what’s on the Pro model but we don’t feel it’s very necessary to have it here. Press < and > to cycle between custom preset routines saved on the device (we’ll expound on this later in our post). Percussive therapy at the press of a button. A more sophisticated multi-grip design with an on/off switch and unique attachments for a more convenient, user-friendly experience.

Still, it had that premium feel we’ve come to expect from top brands. Its tactile experience felt comparable to the Ekrin B37S we’ve used befor Our only concern, however, is we feel that Theragun would’ve done well adding a bit of variety. Having seen so many different devices, some of these attachments feel pretty much the same. Simple but effective push and pull attachments system. Float the device across areas in need of treatment, gradually applying light to moderate pressure as needed. It’s a really cool feature to have, but in our opinion it’s perhaps only useful if you were using the gun on another person. Otherwise we don’t believe it’s a must-have feature if you just need the device for yourself.