Customer Reviews

Conair Touch And Tone Massager With Magnet Attachment, White

5 star:		(7)
4 star:		(2)
3 star:		(2)
2 star:		(4)
1 star:		(14)

 

 

I've been a huge fan and user of the Wahl-7-in-1 personal massager for going on five years - in fact I've burnt out the motor in two of them. I was replacing the most recent flameout (really my fault), when I discovered that production of the Whal-7-in-1 had halted and the places I usually look for such things were no longer carrying it. So I tried the Conair Massager and another brand. This massager has no power and is no comparison to the Wahl-7-in-1. I should have known better as I used to have a Conair travel blow dryer that also had very little power. Guess that's what I go for trying cheap!

It is lightweight and quiet, both pluses. But it's power is entirely inadequate for massage. The first one I purchased I returned because I thought the speed button was defective. But the second one did the same thing - there's no noticeable difference between the low and high speeds.

Very useful for small use; doesn't have a lot of power.

Only 2 stars. Almost not worth plugging up. There is no massage power. There is no need for this unit to have 2 speeds. They are both about the same; slow and low. It will take you hours to relieve any tension using this product. The first usage it sounded like it was on it's last leg.

My wife and I use this as a personal toy and is well worth the money - does the trick and my wife LOVES it. Trust me - get it.

I purchased this because I was looking for a more powerful massage than the battery powered hand held models and I can't believe it, the vibration is worthless! Please don't waste your money on this, there is not even enough vibration to soothe a sore finger! I have just ordered the Wahl and I hope that I will have better luck. ......I really hate to say this but I need to add that my husband and I were hoping that this massager would double for a 'personal toy' but there is not even enough power for that. So ladies, look elsewhere!

I was seriously disappointed with this massager. I have used hand-held massagers in the past with success when my muscles were tight and sore, but this one just does not have the power to do any good. It is more of a tickle machine than a massager. It did absolutely no good at all. On my tightest muscles I couldn't even feel that it was doing anything.

This is a great little quiet hand-held massager. I bought one and use it daily.

I've had this paperweight (it's really not even good for that) for several years. Every few months I move it from one place to another to get it out of my way. It's complete and utter junk. I bought it for my upper shoulders and lower back. The problem is that it's so cheaply made, when you apply ANY pressure with it to where you need it the most, the more pressure you place on it, the less it vibrates. If you put too much pressure on it, it comes to a complete stop.

On low speed, the vibrations are faster but with less motion. On "high" speed the vibrations are slower but with more motion - that is until you touch to what you want to massage. Then it becomes useless.

I actually used it last night with the small round knob attachment to apply pressure to my lower back. Without it plugged in. In other words, a magic marker or rolling pin handle would have done just as well. Conair? It's a Con, all right. A mosquito in a pill bottle would give you a better massage.

Don't waste your money. Want a real massager? Get a Hitachi Magic Wand. Well worth the price.

I was looking for a personal massager for my neck and returned this item the same day I opened it. It has ZERO power. You'd have better luck getting a hamster to give you a massage. Look for something more powerful.