The mini percussion massage gun works well and provides a soothing feeling. I especially like the heat tip attachment. I didn't expect it to get so warm but I took a temperature reading and it was around 131.7 degrees Fahrenheit. It didn't seem too hot to my skin but felt warm and soothing with the heat tip attachment vibrating. The roller attachment had some black residue on the rubber that was difficult to remove but worked well after cleaning. It's a nice compact bundle with eight different attachments plus one extra free heat tip attachment. The portable case only holds four attachments, the instruction manual, and a USB-C charging cable which weighs about 881.2 grams. The massage gun itself weighs about 417.6 grams and is easy to handle. I just put the extra attachments in a cloth pouch and that seems to work fine. The power button and level settings are simple to use. Overall, I love the mini massage gun with multiple attachment choices cause it has soothing vibrations and the heat tip attachment works much better than I initially thought.

The small size of this gun is great. Makes it easy to hold and use, good for travel.Nice assortment of heads, mostly rubberized rather than hard plastic. I strongly prefer these. YMMV.Fully USB-C compatible, charges from either old USB-A to USB-C cable setups or newer USB-C to USB-C chargers. Doesn't charge particularly fast though.The case is quite nice, though it doesn't hold all the extra heads. Fine for travel as 90% of the time you'll only use two or maybe three heads anyway.The heated head would be nice, except it's not USB-C compatible :-(While it has a USB-C jack, it only charges from the obsolete USB-A ports with a USB-A to USB-C cable.It can't charge from a USB-C port because they left out the chip needed to complete the USB-C handshake.

Great to take in the car or on the go. Works great and holds a good charge. Love all the attachments for it

This has to easily be the best massage tool I have ever had/used. The way its made is SO much easier to hold than the mostly top heavy ones you hold with your entire hand. The settings are all good, none are too low or too strong. The additional attachments are also great, especially the heated tool. That one alone was worth the entire bundle.

As someone with a chronic neck condition, I have frequent, if not daily, muscle pain in my neck and shoulders. I have an old bulky percussive massager. I found this hand-held mini percussion massager bundle from PlayMakar.It comes in a really nice storage case, however many of the extra attachments don't have homes in that case--only the ones shown in the listing photo that are nestled in their foam cutouts.The massage unit is really solid. It's not light, but less than a pound, densely packed in. It's easy to use with one hand.The controller is in the end of the handle, which is nice. I tried a different brand massager once that had the button near where you grip it and I was constantly hitting it by accident. This is nicely placed. You hold the button for about 3 seconds to turn it on, then press repeatedly to turn up the speed. Once it reaches maximum speed, the next press turns it off. I would prefer to see separate on-off and speed controls so it could remember your speed setting, but that's a minor gripe. There is a series of LEDs to show you the intensity level as you change it. It's not perfectly silent but really not noisy at all.It charges with the included USB-C cable from any USB-A source. I can't tell you how long the battery lasts, since I haven't run it down yet, even with steady use for a couple weeks.There's a hand strap you can attach if you like. The manual is easily legible, though operation is quite intuitive.The attachments are easy to change, with a firm pull to remove and firm press to insert. Each has a different shape, allowing you to target broadly or in a tight focal point.The heated attachment is interesting, one I haven't seen before. It charges separately and activates once the unit is percussing. It starts glowing red and puts out a significant amount of heat. It turns off after you stop running the percussion. It has a solid hard surface which may be a challenge depending on where you are using it. I'm not sure if I will use it much, but it's nice to have.I am finding uses for some of the attachments I never thought I'd use. The one with the rolling treads is one of those. I thought it was useless, until I had a hamstring cramp. The rolling up and down with the percussion was helpful in getting that muscle to loosen.This isn't the cheapest of this kind of massager. But, this has a lot more attachments, especially the heated tip, which other kits don't have. This is definitely top of the line in look and performance. I'll leave it to you to decide if it's worth the extra cost. I'm certainly pleased with this.