I recently purchased the Therabody Theragun Relief, the entry-level personal massager. I was impressed with the design and build quality of the device, which is mostly made of plastic, unlike other Theragun models which have soft-touch or silicone surfaces. The three speed settings and the battery life, which is advertised as 120 minutes but can be shorter depending on the speed used, are also good features. I also like that the Theragun Relief charges via USB-C, which is a convenient feature.
Therabody Theragun Sense Review
This is a review of the Therabody Theragun Sense, a personal concussive massager. I discuss the upgrades of the new mini compared to the previous one. The new mini is smaller and quieter. It also charges via a USB-C port, which is more convenient than the previous model's barrel charger. I also talk about the battery life, which is advertised as 120 minutes but I found it to be around 20-30 minutes in real-world use. I also show how to switch between the different modes and how to check the battery life status. Finally, I talk about the new attachments that come with the new mini, including a thumb attachment, a damper attachment, and a standard attachment. I also explain how to attach and remove the attachments.
Therabody Theragun Mini Review
This video is about the Therabody Theragun Mini, a personal concussive massager. I discuss the upgrades of the new mini compared to the previous one. The new mini is smaller and quieter. It also charges via a USB-C port, which is more convenient than the previous model's barrel charger. I also talk about the battery life, which is advertised as 120 minutes but I found it to be around 20-30 minutes in real-world use. I also show how to switch between the different modes and how to check the battery life status. Finally, I talk about the new attachments that come with the new mini, including a thumb attachment, a damper attachment, and a standard attachment. I also explain how to attach and remove the attachments.
Happynuts ballber vs Lumberjack Razor
so this is the baller and this is The Lumberjack and these two razors are from Happy nuts and today we're going to go ahead and compare these two razors now first off when it comes to charging these two razors that is actually very different now the baller charges via a proprietary ports which personally I do feel is a little inconvenient whereas with the Lumberjack this razor charges via a USBC Port
Happy nuts Lumberjack
so this here is the happy nuts Lumberjack and today we're going to do a quick walk around of this razor now first off this is a very basic razor with a very simple design to it now this has a mostly cylindrical uh design to it and it has a mostly silicone body so in general it is very easy to get a grip on this razor especially if you plan on using this razor in the shower now when it comes to charging this razor it does charge via a USBC report here on the bottom and this razor does have a battery life of 90 minutes
Happy nuts Ballber Razor
so this is the baller electric hair trimmer and today we are going to do a quick walk around of this trimmer now first off this trimmer has a very basic cylindrical design to it but more importantly it does have a mostly silicone body here so it is going to be rather easy for you to get a grip on it even if it is wet if you're trying to use it in the shower because this razor is ipx7
Manscaped lawnmower 4.0 pro VS Ballber Pro
so this is the new lawnmower 4.0 Pro and this is the baller Pro and today we're going to compare these two razors now first off when it comes to charging these two razors both of these razors charge via a USBC port or they both charge wirelessly now with the Ballo Pro if you want to charge this razor wirelessly you do have to use its charging base and you do plug in the USBC cable here and in the back whereas with the lawnmower 4.0 Pro this razor charges on any Chi wireless charger so personally I do feel that having the option to either charge your razor wirelessly or just plug in your phone's USBC charging cable
Manscaped lawnmower 4.0 pro VS Wahl 3 in 1
so this is the new lawnmower 4.0 Pro and this is the wall 3in1 shaver and this is one of the premium razors that I personally like to use on a regular basis now one of the first things that we have to talk about between these two razors is just going to be the overall ergonomics now the LM 4.0 Pro now this razor is comfortable and is very lightweight but this razor weighs in at 123 G where as the wall 3 in one weighs in at 218 G and just having this razor in your hand it's added weight its overall density it just feels a lot more premium than the lawnmower 4.0 Pro but also with the wall 3in one razor this razor










