Hypervolt GO - Deep Tissue Massage Gun

I wanted a massage gun such as the Hypervolt or Theragun for a while now. As for function, it does the job but with a few nagging issues that would’ve been so very easy to avoid with a bit more thought out into the design. 1. The placement of the power button - which also functions as a speed selector - means you’re constantly changing intensity unless you hold the massager just the right way (upside down, so your fingers are wrapped over the longer portion). This severely limits the maneuverability and is just altogether annoying - sometimes even painful - if you turn it too high accidentally while working a more sensitive area. Which leads me to… 2. As a bit of context on this one: I *love* extremely deep tissue massages; I’m 6’3” and 200lbs and can never find a massage therapist that can get as deep as I’d really like. That being said, the intensity levels are quite high. If they’d simply included a dial with notches at three levels so folks can self-select their perfect speed, this would be a perfect product. In the end, you’re stuck with three intensities/speeds and just about every use results in an inadvertent jump up to the highest intensity due to the multifunction button location. It’s a shame, I really wanted to like this, but it’s not so much cheaper than other brands that I’ll live with these annoyances. Definitely sending it back. Two other small grievances: the attachments provided are pretty basic and, unlike the device itself, they feel pretty cheap. Some dust bag to keep everything in would’ve been nice, too, but that’s on me for not reading the list of included items prior to purchase. The massager itself does feel quite nicely made! I don’t mean to be all negativity, but I get irked when an otherwise solid product is hampered by something as simple as not having a usability design expert assessment before going to market