Joshua Farid
GBHonest, delightful, HIGHLY RECOMMENDED What an amazing people and organization! I highly recommend them and their products! Impeccable customer service, honest and truly delightful to deal with! I wish more companies would model their customer service from this company!
Mia Carlson
GBVery strong vibration, helps a lot with muscle pain. Quality feeling. I got this massage gun as I've started to go to the gym recently and I wanted to find something to alleviate the pain of the second day and I must say I'm positively impressed. The gun comes in a nice fabric box with inside slots for the gun itself and all the inserts and charger cable. I find it very neat and compact, expexcially for storage! The gun is charged with USB c, you will only find a cable in the box but no actual charger but it can be hooked to any USB port. The gun itself feels very sturdy and with quality finishes, has some real weight in it and works really well. It's difficult to explain the feeling it gives using it but maybe the video will help. You can choose between many inserts and they have specific uses written on the manual. I like the springy one that you can use everywhere. The motor is super strong as you can see from the video kind like a supersonic hammer. As for effectiveness I find it helps with pain and soreness, it will not cancel it obviously but I definetely feel better after and expecially while using it! All things considered I am satisfied, it does what it says and looks like a good quality product.
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.
Mark N.
GBAbsolutely excellent customer service Absolutely excellent customer service. I had an issue with one of their products and worked with me to get things sorted out. They went above and beyond my expectations and highly recommend their products and services. Special shout out to Ava C. for her excellent customer service and communication throughout the entire process.
Steve
GBI reached out to Bob and brad regarding… I reached out to Bob and brad regarding an issue I had with one of their products. They were super responsive. They corrected the issue much faster than i anticipated. I would recommend there products and know that they stand behind there products with strong customer service.