This new device is grey (not silver). Hyperice is calling it “ Slate Grey.” It’s slated grey everywhere. Even the attachments are the same color.

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Our installation services also include charging points for work and are available in the North East of the UK, in areas including but not limited to; The Hypervolt has a removable LED plate which should be removed to access the connections and then replaced before the front enclosure (C) is fitted. The Hypervolt now offers 3 modes of solar charging, similar to the Zappi. This helps optimise the use of home-generated electricity and prevent surplus energy from being sent to the grid.. Ekrin included a pressure sensor on this latest device. What’s more, it actually feels better executed than what is on the Hypervolt 2.

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There are clear differences between this device and the more advanced Hypervolt Pro. Unlike what we saw with the previous generation of Hypervolt, which was made for athletes, physiotherapists, and chiropractors, this new device is meant for personal use. On a different note however, we liked how the attachments on Hypervolts are nicely varied. We particularly appreciate that they include the fork and the flat head attachments.

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The new Theragun Pro 5th generation – according to our tests – is the quietest of 3 full-size Theraguns. It’s 3dB louder than Prime. Theragun Prime is currently the loudest one. Before that, it was the 4th gen Pro. The battery capacity is standard and charges pretty fast. The X6 Pro will also be quieter than Hypervolt 2. Theragun allows for custom presets to be saved within their devices. You can save up to 3 of your favorite pre-sets straight from working with the routines within their app. It weighs just 1.9 pounds, which is more less the same as the Hypervolt 2. It has the same handle configuration as the Hypervolt 2 and the ergonomics are similar. X6 Pro’s metal attachment for hot & cold massage therapy. The Hypervolt GO 2 is the iPhone SE of the Hyperice family; sure, you can get the all-bells-and-whistles flagship model, but do you need all the features it comes with? Or are you better off paying half as much and getting a massage gun that's not too bulky but does the job just fine?

The Hypervolt 2 Pro is calibrated for high performance, but does it justify its hefty price?

While 12mm is perfectly enough for a beginner percussive massage, it feels nowhere as punchy as Theragun. The problem is Hypervolt 2’s weak motor, which can be easily slowed down and stalled to death. That is okay, in our opinion, because if you have 10-minute sessions per day, the battery charge should last a few days.