Hyperice Hypervolt Go 2 - Arctic Grey - Featuring Quiet Glide Technology - Handheld Percussion Massage Gun - 3 Speeds, 2 Interchangeable Heads - Helps Relieve Sore Muscles and Stiffness - FSA and HSA

After years of trying bulky, noisy massage guns, the Hypervolt Go 2 instantly impressed me with its balance of power, quiet operation, and portability. It feels like professional-grade therapy without the chiropractor visit.Pros:Whisper-quiet thanks to Quiet Glide technology — you can use it during a call without anyone noticing.Lightweight and ergonomic — easy to hold for long sessions without hand fatigue.3 speed settings allow you to tailor pressure for sensitive areas or deep-tissue work.Travel-friendly size — fits easily in a backpack or gym bag.Cons:Only 2 attachment heads — enough for most, but heavy users may want more variety.No pressure indicator — requires a bit of guesswork for consistent intensity.Notes from Use:I tested it post-run for calf tightness, after upper-body workouts for shoulder relief, and even on forearms after long computer sessions. The percussion feels strong but not jarring, and it never overheated during 20–30 minute use. The battery lasted nearly a week on moderate use before needing a recharge.Verdict:A top-tier choice if you want effective muscle relief in a sleek, portable package. Best for athletes, desk workers, and frequent travelers. Solid 5/5 stars.

I purchased this unit on recommendation and use. It is the one my chiro uses. The unit was packaged well and came quickly.As soon as I had this unit out of the box, I couldn't wait! This unit has 2 attachments, a larger flat surface. The smaller attachment is for a more focused point.The unit does not take too terribly long to charge, and holds a good charge. I would definitely recommend this as the line's affordable unit. It is easily operated and lightweight.

I love this! I can target the exact muscles that need work.

Does what it is design to do. No complaints

Check out purchase date and review date for most of those reviews, and go check the ones that are made 6 months after purchase - You will notice a bunch of customers posting pictures of the part that connects the gun to the massage pad being broken. This is normal wear and tear, happens even if you are extra careful and seems to be a manufacturing issue with this model. Customer support does not replace parts nor offers warranty. While they say on this page that it comes with 1 year warranty, this is what is on their website:"This warranty excludes:Normal wear and tear or cosmetic damageProducts/accessories are not used in accordance with the user manualProducts are misused or modified in any wayProducts repaired by the user or anyone other than an authorized service representative of Hyperice/NormatecProducts that are dropped or damaged due to user errorUse of unauthorized non-Hyperice ChargerDamage caused by accident, abuse, mishandling, or transportDamage exceeding the cost of the productFailure to provide the dated proof of purchase and serial number on your deviceUnits not used in accordance with Hyperice care instructionsDeterioration of the delivered product resulting from abnormal storage and/or safeguarding conditions on the client’s premisesProducts purchased from an unauthorized retailer.Units taken out of the US"AKA, if you use this for over 6 months it will break and you are out of luck. Much better off buying those $30 knock-offs. Do not recommend this at all and will not purchase Hyperice products ever again.

The Hypervolt Go 2 has become my quick go-to tool for easing sore muscles after workouts or long hours at my desk. It is noticeably lighter and more compact than full-sized percussion guns, which makes it easy to hold and maneuver even when reaching tricky spots like my upper back or calves. The build quality feels solid and the matte finish gives it a premium look.The percussion itself is strong for such a small device. It comes with a couple of attachment heads that pop on and off easily and the motor runs smoothly without any uncomfortable jolts. It is quiet enough that I can use it while watching TV without cranking up the volume, which is a nice change from some of the louder massage guns out there.The trade-offs are mainly in battery life and intensity. The battery charges quickly but it does not last quite as long as larger models, and while the power is impressive for its size it may not go quite deep enough for people who need very intense massage pressure.Even with those minor drawbacks, the Hypervolt Go 2 is a great little device to have on hand. It is easy to toss in a gym bag or suitcase, delivers reliable relief on the spot, and makes post-workout recovery feel less like a chore. A very solid four stars from me.

It is the one my Physical Therapist uses. Light weight. Reasonably priced. A little aggressive to use in tender areas but pleased with it’s performance.

very good