Wellness
Massage guns
Percussive massage devices, compared on stall force, noise, battery and price.
Amplitude is how far the head travels and stall force is how hard you can lean before it bogs down, and those two shape the feel far more than the top speed figure. Mini guns trade both away for something that fits in a gym bag, which is a fair swap if that is where it will live. Attachment sets and battery life are where the price tiers separate.
What massage guns cost right now
We track 3 products here across 3 offers from 3 retailers. Every figure below comes from a price we opened and checked ourselves, on Oct 11, 2026.
- Typical
- $99.99
- Most expensive
- $329.99
The middle of the 3 best prices on this page
Top of the range we currently track
All 3 products we track, cheapest first
Bob and Brad Q2 Pro Mini Massage Gun
A pocket-sized massage gun with a heat/cold head from physical-therapist-founded brand Bob and Brad.
Renpho Active+ Thermacool
A mid-priced massage gun with an interchangeable heat and cold attachment and app connectivity.
Theragun Prime
Therabody's mid-tier percussive massage gun with Bluetooth app control and a rugged, drop-resistant design.
What actually differs
The specs that vary across the massage guns we track. Sorted cheapest first, so you can see what the extra money is buying rather than guessing.
| Product | Best price | Charging | Attachments | Dimensions | Motor | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bob and Brad Q2 Pro Mini Massage Gun | $89.99 | USB-C | Interchangeable massage heads plus a heat/cold head | — | Brushless | — |
| Renpho Active+ Thermacool | $99.99 | 15W USB-C fast charge, 1.5-2 hours to full | 5 massage heads including a heat/cold head | 7.3" x 5.7" x 2.3" | Brushless, 16.8V | 1.5 lb |
| Theragun Prime | $329.99 | USB-C | — | 238mm x 153mm x 61mm | — | 32 oz (907 g) |