Hyperice Hypervolt 3 Massage Gun with Heated Head
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Percussion massage with heat
Hypervolt 3 is built for everyday movers: it loosens tight muscles and eases daily tension, whether you're recovering from a workout or long hours at a desk. Five heads come in the box, including a Heated Head with three heat levels up to 120°F, and the battery lasts up to 4 hours.
A digital dial steps from 1,500 to 2,500 percussions per minute, and the built-in pressure sensor shows how hard you're pressing on three LED lights, so you can find the right intensity.
Swap between the Heated Head, Flat, Wedge, Fork and Cushion to go from large muscle groups to stubborn knots. The Heated Head helps relax tight muscles and maintain range of motion.
QuietGlide technology keeps it at 48 dB, according to Hyperice, and Bluetooth links it to the Hyperice App for personalized routines that set the speed for you.
How to use
Hold the power button for half a second to turn it on, then turn the dial to pick a speed from 1 to 5. Start low, glide it across the muscle and use the pressure lights as a guide, avoiding excessive pressure.
The Hypervolt 3 massage gun in matte black, five heads (Heated Head Attachment 3, Flat, Wedge, Fork and Cushion), a USB-C charger for the Heated Head, an 18V wall charger for the massage gun and a premium carry case.
It has three heat levels and reaches up to 120°F. It charges on its own with the included USB-C charger, and it works only with the Hypervolt 3 line.
Hyperice rates it at about 4 hours per charge. Connect the 18V charger to the port at the bottom of the handle; the LED band pulses to show the battery level while it charges. Charge it fully before the first use.
Three LED lights show how much pressure you're applying, helping guide the intensity of your massage.
Yes. Pair it with the Hyperice App over Bluetooth to follow personalized routines; the app can start the device and adjust its speed during a routine.
Hyperice lists it as TSA approved for carry-on only. Keep it in your carry-on bag, because its lithium-ion battery can't go in checked luggage.
Hyperice says massage guns suit most body types and fitness levels, but anyone with a medical condition or sensitivity should ask a healthcare professional first. Avoid injured or bony areas, joints and the area near sensitive organs, and don't overdo pressure or time, which can leave muscles sore or bruised.
Turn it off and unplug the charger, then wipe it gently with a clean, damp cloth. Store it somewhere cool and dry, out of direct sunlight.
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