My 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 So, I was pretty far out of date.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.

I 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

Excellent customer service Excellent customer service! Had an issue, they answered calls and emails then sent me a new product. Thank you!!

Bob and brand elastic band and customer service I buy the Bob and brand elastic bandas. Their are great and strong, very good quality material. Also I experince a problem with one band and they solve it inmediatly, and send me more than one replacement. The customer service is fast and more than helpful.

I 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.