Sharper Image Powerboost Core Mini Percussion Massage Gun, 2026 Version

high quality. great price.

I had a larger one that stopped working. So this was to replace that. Not quite as powerful but for the size very good. Easier size to store or travel with.

Love it, helps my pain through the night with muscle cramps.

My doctor actually recommended this product, as well as a family member with a similar back problem who had been helped immensely. It seems to be working for me too. A bit heavier than I expected, but still great.

Very nice...Sharper Image always seem to have quality goods!

Works as advertised

I've had this for about a week now, and my entire household is enjoying it. This is considered a mini massage gun, but I have other mini versions that are much smaller. I'd consider this more on the smaller side than truly mini. That said, for its size, it has a surprising amount of force behind it. It has six intensity levels, and even when I put some pressure behind it, it doesn't seem to slow down or struggle. It also doesn't rattle my hand like crazy, even on the highest setting. It comes with four attachments, and there are definitely some I like more than others. The ball is the softest and most gentle, so I like that one for larger areas or when I'm sore and don't want anything too aggressive. The flat attachment is a little more intense and feels really good on my shoulders, back, and chest. The fork is easily my favorite. It's more intense, but it feels amazing on my calves, traps, and quads. I also like using it along the muscles on either side of my spine. The cone is much more concentrated and is good for smaller areas like the feet, around the shoulder blade, and forearms, but that one is a little too intense for me. My husband, on the other hand, loves it. The attachments screw on rather than just pushing and pulling on and off. I actually like that because they stay on really well, but there's one little quirk with the fork attachment. Since it screws into place, it needs to end up positioned vertically. It's not a big deal, just something I noticed. With an attachment on, mine weighs right around 1 pound 2 ounces. It's light enough that I can use it without my arm getting tired, and I don't feel a bunch of vibration coming back through the handle while I'm using it. There's only one button, which I like. It turns the massage gun on and off and also cycles through the six intensity levels, so there's really nothing to figure out. When I first turn it on, the light on the back shows how much battery is left. Once I'm using it, that same light changes to show which intensity level I'm on. It also comes with a charging cable and a little bag that holds everything. I use the massage gun enough that mine usually just stays out, so I've mostly been using the bag to keep all the attachments together. I've used it quite a few times over the past week and I'm still on the charge it had when it arrived.

Pros: I have fond memories of Sharper Image from the mall during my childhood, so I was excited to try the Sharper Image Powerboost Core Mini Percussion Massage Gun. What really impressed me is the 4 attachment heads and 6 different speed settings. The fork attachment is my favorite for tackling those stubborn knots in my back since I sit all day, and the cone attachment does an excellent job targeting trigger points. The Powerboost Core is surprisingly quiet for a massage gun, and it's gentle enough that even my kids feel comfortable using it. The complete kit comes with a convenient carry pouch, and the USB-C rechargeable battery lasts up to 3 hours. It's extremely simple and intuitive to use. Cons: Unfortunately, the Sharper Image Powerboost Core just doesn't deliver the power I was hoping for. I already own a massage gun at home, and this one isn't as strong, even when I crank it up to the highest speed setting. The speeds don't really change the intensity of the massage, so I end up pushing it deeper into my muscles to get the deep tissue relief I need. For an almost $100 massage gun with "PowerBoost" in the name, I expected significantly more power. I also expected better overall quality from the Sharper Image brand name.