Product net weight size：48*15*42.5CM
Gross/net weight：4.4kg/3.5kg
Mechanism Type：Non-airbag structure
Material ：ABS + wear-resistant fabric + sponge
Massage place：Neck, waist, abdomen, back, legs, hands
Massage Techniques：Kneading + pushing + hot compress
Massage time：No fixed time, recommended for 15 minutes
Heating Temperature：Constant temperature: 42±°C
Experience targeted relief and relaxation with this compact yet powerful massager. Designed with a non-airbag structure, it combines kneading, pushing, and hot compress techniques to soothe tension and enhance circulation across multiple areas including the neck, waist, abdomen, back, legs, and hands.
Crafted with ABS, wear-resistant fabric, and soft sponge padding, it ensures both durability and comfort. The built-in heating function maintains a constant temperature of 42±°C, ideal for muscle relaxation and enhanced massage benefits.
Perfect for home or office use, this versatile massager helps melt away daily stress and muscle fatigue with ease.
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