Hand Masager with Heat and Compression

I spend most of my day on a computer, due to co-owning an online business with my husband, which overworks the hands at times. In the past I would use hand warmers, and topical pain creams to help reduce the inflammation. Recently noticed these were on the market, but seemed a bit out of my price range. Found the EaseZen Hand Masager to be in my price range, and seemed to be easy to use. Took a few days for Amazon to ship the item, placed the order early Saturday morning, shipped following Wednesday, received Thursday. The device arrived mostly charged, but I fully charged the device with the included USB C cord (doesn't include an adapter - you must use your own, but these days most folks have these.) Also to note, as the power, once charged, is within the device, you can bring the device with you in case your hands are sore often! Had a chance to use it on both hands the day after and found the massage pleasant, but the fan always starts on is a bit much - but that is easily togglable with the fan button. The nice kneading function is great for those days when the middle of the hand is aching as well, and be changed to clock wise or counter clock wise kneading, or toggled on or off completely. There are different preset massage pressure modes with the device, but you can also make the unit's massage intensity a bit more with 6 different pressure levels of intensity. The wrist massage portion is okay, it reminds me of those wrist blood pressure monitor cuffs, but doesn't really massage the wrist as well as the hand portion does - in case those with wrist or carpal tunnel issues are wondering. The unit is larger than hands due to the components used, but that is to be expected; fortunately not really heavy, so if you did want to bring the unit with you, it isn't too much of a trouble. For scale, my hands are usually a womens medium size (3.5" across knuckles), no trouble with the device not working correctly. I imagine if your hands are larger, your hand would fit. I've now used the device 4 times, and one day on a day when it was colder, so the heat function helped alleviate the discomfort. It can get as hot as 118.4° F or 48°C It is still showing fully charged, so it seems the battery life is quite good. The instructions do mention a full charge should last 90-120 minutes, depending on what features are used. It charges fully in 2.5 hours, with it's 3000 mAh battery. Note: the battery is not replaceable, and is not washable - so do not submerge in water.