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Mode 4 is the Professional mode. It starts with an initial longer suction followed by a series of very short extra suctions with 3-second intervals between the extra bursts. It doesn’t really pulse, but it keeps the suction high the whole time. It does that for about 1 and a half minutes, and then turns off. However, there’s a third aspect to be considered here, and that’s the stall force. Sometimes a gun may have a higher stall force but a shorter amplitude and consequently a much higher percussion range. Some people do not care those marks from cupping. Famous swimmer Michael Phelps often takes those marks to participate in competitions, and he has mentioned many times in interviews that he is keen on cupping therapy, while there are people who do not like cupping marks to be displayed in public. We hope for an option to extend the warranty. It would be awesome to have this because it means a brand is willing to stand behind their product. We wouldn’t mind paying for such a thing. Then, there is also the matter of percussions per minute. Now, we often don’t expect big guns to rev fast. This one can rev up to 2500RPM. This is decent enough – Theraguns can do 2450RPM at best. Greg holding Bob and Brad D6 Pro next to the Theragun Pro Other Features
The Theragun Pro probably takes an early lead with its rectangular shape and feels slightly more ergonomic. The Achedaway Pro is more power-drill than perfect massage gun. Achedaway Pro and Theragun Pro side-by-side. This Achedaway Pro review wouldn’t be complete without making comparisons to some of the key competitors, including the original Achedaway. So, how does the Pro compare with its predecessor? We compiled a few points. Here you go! The Achedaway Cupper has an impressive pressure range (suction intensity). There are 5 levels that range between 20 kPa to 60 kPa. This translates to 2.9 Psi or 0.2 bar to 8.7 Psi or o.6 bar. The Achedaway Pro has carved its niche in the market. It’s best suited for demanding users but it’s still very versatile. It guarantees a deep to the bone massage with its very impressive features. While we don’t think the force meter is an absolute necessity, we have to admit it’s one of the best-executed pressure sensor designs we’ve seen in action.
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We’ve always been believers in the handiness of any massage gun we’ve tested and later on reviewed. However, with the Achedaway Pro this is not the case because this gun is rather heavy and bulky. It’s actually noticeably larger than its predecessor. There’s also an important feature worth mentioning, and that is the auto-shut off after 20 minutes. This is perhaps to prevent overheating.
By dynamically changing pressure, this Cupper makes it a really unique experience. It’s not just any gadget, it’s a serious proposition for those involved in cupping. It’s also a superior alternative to the already existing cuppers. Another technique employed by this method is affixing several cups across desired spots and then letting the patient go through a series of movements or certain sport-specific movements. Another advantage you may like is the 10 attachment heads that can be useful if you want to target different body parts. But then there’s dynamic cupping, a form of cupping that involves full range motions sport-specific movement. They also added a built-in retroactive Force Meter. What this does is control the pressure applied by displaying the amount of pressure. It’s the blue light at the top of the handle.This machine is really well made and works well. Very easy to use. You simply put the cups on the place you want, choose the settings and you are off and running. It automatically stops after 12 minutes so you dont have to worry about over-cupping an area. Of course, if you want to stop it sooner, you can do so manually.
This is an innovative device that takes cupping to a whole new level. We love the concept of the device and we’re certain fitness enthusiasts will love it as well once they get to use it. It has a well-executed design, it’s portable and nicely built. The cups are easy to clean and the battery life is decent enough.But the thing is that apart from the high amplitude and slightly improved ergonomics (slimmer, oval handle) we feel it has nothing really unique to offer. Well, unless you have a thing for Bluetooth. Here are some notes to compare: Guided sessions could be included. Since there’s an app, it would be nice to see some guided routines on how to use the Cupper in different scenarios and different body parts. We saw Hyperice and Therabody do this. You can get so much more from BFR training compared to the traditional strength training exercises. This is because it requires only 20-30% of your 1RM to produce results and you can also use much lighter weights and still get more. People who can’t lift heavy weights or workout for too long can opt for this kind of training for maximum results.
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