Hyperice Hypervolt Go 2 - Black - Featuring Quiet Glide Technology - Handheld Percussion Massage Gun - 3 Speeds, 2 Interchangeable Heads - Helps Relieve Sore Muscles and Stiffness
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Description
- On the go: Compact and lightweight, the Go 2 fits in your hand and in your bag. Press and hold the power button located at the bottom of the handle. Release it once the LED lights illuminate, indicating it's powered on. You can then select your desired speed setting to start using the device. Your Hypervolt Go 2 will not operate while connected to the charging cable. Please only use the cable that was provided. Hypervolt Go 2 is not compatible with USB-C to USB-C cables. - Feel it, don’t hear it: No need to hit pause. Featuring QuietGlide technology so you can keep your music playing. 3 speeds, Brushless high-torque 40w motor, Patented QuietGlide technology. - Power your progress: Handheld relief anywhere, anytime. The Hypervolt Go 2 delivers all the power you need to keep going. 5V USB-A to USB-C charging cable to keep your device charged (not compatible with USB-C to USB-C cable) - Lightweight design (1.5 lbs.), Cordless – 3 hour battery life, Travel-friendly (TSA approved carry-on). Please only use the cable that was provided. Hypervolt Go 2 is not compatible with USB-C to USB-C cables. - Our Hypervolt Go 2 product contents do not include a USB-A 5V charging brick. This product only includes a USB-A to USB-C charging cable. A 5V USB-A charging brick is needed to successfully charge your device. Please only use the cable that was provided. Hypervolt Go 2 is not compatible with USB-C to USB-C cables. Our Hypervolt Go 2 requires a USB-A to USB-C charging cable and a general 5V charging brick to charge.
Details
Product Specifications
- Product Dimensions
- 2.87 x 1.97 x 2.63 inches; 1.5 Pounds
- Item model number
- Hypervolt Go 2
- Batteries
- 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
- Date First Available
- August 3, 2023
- Manufacturer
- Hyperice
Frequently asked questions
- Is the Hypervolt Go 2 portable for travel?
- Yes, it is compact and lightweight (1.5 lbs) and TSA approved for carry-on.
- What is the battery life?
- The Hypervolt Go 2 has a 3-hour battery life and is cordless.
- Does it come with a charging brick?
- No, the product only includes a USB-A to USB-C charging cable. A 5V USB-A charging brick is needed to charge the device and is not included.
Customer reviews
An indispensable massage tool and adjunct to Physical Therapy
I am a triathlete and musician. This unit was recommended by my physical therapist who has 30+ years of experience. They used it on me for one session and almost immediately afterwards it loosened up stubborn muscular areas. As such areas tend to return to their original (tight/spasm) state, having my own unit to use in between weekly PT has increased and maintained increased ROM (range of motion) I achieved during our sessions. The price point is reasonable given the potential benefits you can gain. Suggestions: Before using this device , I recommend you go to a good PT for an evaluation of your areas of concern. Bring the charged unit with you so they can demonstrate its SAFE USE. This is a serious and powerful tool and you can easily hurt yourself if you have no prior medical experience. Especially be careful on any tendons such as rotator cuff, ITB and knee ligaments like ACL/MCL. I use it on ALTERNATE DAYS, only 5 minutes per area. A brief icing session immediately afterwards is a good idea. You may be "good sore" the day after, hence a wise move to lay off the following day to allow the tissues to recover. I use ONLY THE LOWEST SPEED (one dot appears). My PT does not recommend using medium or fast speed. You can apply some light pressure to stabilize and control the movement, but there's no need to dig in very hard. Battery: The initial battery charge takes a few hours (flashing green will become standing green ring near bottom of handle). The battery life is excellent if you shut the unit off when not in use. USB charger cable is fine but you need your own AC plug with a USB female at the other end (typical iPhone accessory). It is very well-made, a bit heavy but a nice long grip. It comes with two attachments. Be sure they are securely inserted before use: 1) a rounded surface circular shape for larger muscle areas- work in a circular motion 2) a bullet shape for more targeted, narrow areas- such as the latissimus dorsi (lats). Here you focus the attachment in the center of the muscle width, moving slowly along its length in small back and forth segments. You can also try doing stationary pressure points before each segment, but don't dig in too hard. Again, I advise not to self-treat until a professional PT or PA demonstrates its proper use on the area(s) which require attention.
I am a triathlete and musician. This unit was recommended by my physical therapist who has 30+ years of experience. They used it on me for one session and almost immediately afterwards it loosened up stubborn muscular areas. As such areas tend to return to their original (tight/spasm) state, having my own unit to use in between weekly PT has increased and maintained increased ROM (range of motion) I achieved during our sessions. The price point is reasonable given the potential benefits you can gain. Suggestions: Before using this device , I recommend you go to a good PT for an evaluation of your areas of concern. Bring the charged unit with you so they can demonstrate its SAFE USE. This is a serious and powerful tool and you can easily hurt yourself if you have no prior medical experience. Especially be careful on any tendons such as rotator cuff, ITB and knee ligaments like ACL/MCL. I use it on ALTERNATE DAYS, only 5 minutes per area. A brief icing session immediately afterwards is a good idea. You may be "good sore" the day after, hence a wise move to lay off the following day to allow the tissues to recover. I use ONLY THE LOWEST SPEED (one dot appears). My PT does not recommend using medium or fast speed. You can apply some light pressure to stabilize and control the movement, but there's no need to dig in very hard. Battery: The initial battery charge takes a few hours (flashing green will become standing green ring near bottom of handle). The battery life is excellent if you shut the unit off when not in use. USB charger cable is fine but you need your own AC plug with a USB female at the other end (typical iPhone accessory). It is very well-made, a bit heavy but a nice long grip. It comes with two attachments. Be sure they are securely inserted before use: 1) a rounded surface circular shape for larger muscle areas- work in a circular motion 2) a bullet shape for more targeted, narrow areas- such as the latissimus dorsi (lats). Here you focus the attachment in the center of the muscle width, moving slowly along its length in small back and forth segments. You can also try doing stationary pressure points before each segment, but don't dig in too hard. Again, I advise not to self-treat until a professional PT or PA demonstrates its proper use on the area(s) which require attention.
Powerful, easy to use, & great value
It's powerful, reasonably quiet considering its strength, and easy to use. There is one button to rule them all. Press and hold the button, and a green light around the handle turns on. Hit the button once, twice, or three times for Levels 1, 2, or 3. One more turns it off. It's also reasonably lightweight. It also has two tips, one of them a broader rubber head, and another one that is a smaller head for getting at knots. Either one works well, and probably covers just about all you'd need for percussion-style massage. Oh, and yes, of course you want to know about how it massages. Fantastic. It's powerful, really powerful, so not everyone's going to like it, but it works deep to unknot muscles. It also lasts up to three hours, so you don't have to keep charging it over and over. I personally love the deeper massage, so within ten seconds, I already was sure that I would want to keep using this. Also, for $127, it seems like a strong value. How did I hear about this? The OT was using it during my session since I have lateral epicondylitis in both elbows. I immediately liked it, and inquired about it. Turns out that he has one he uses at home as well. Definitely recommended.
It's powerful, reasonably quiet considering its strength, and easy to use. There is one button to rule them all. Press and hold the button, and a green light around the handle turns on. Hit the button once, twice, or three times for Levels 1, 2, or 3. One more turns it off. It's also reasonably lightweight. It also has two tips, one of them a broader rubber head, and another one that is a smaller head for getting at knots. Either one works well, and probably covers just about all you'd need for percussion-style massage. Oh, and yes, of course you want to know about how it massages. Fantastic. It's powerful, really powerful, so not everyone's going to like it, but it works deep to unknot muscles. It also lasts up to three hours, so you don't have to keep charging it over and over. I personally love the deeper massage, so within ten seconds, I already was sure that I would want to keep using this. Also, for $127, it seems like a strong value. How did I hear about this? The OT was using it during my session since I have lateral epicondylitis in both elbows. I immediately liked it, and inquired about it. Turns out that he has one he uses at home as well. Definitely recommended.
Big help to work out soreness!
I helped break-up ice and snow and move it to the drain. My arms and shoulders ached really that evening. I used the Hypervolt gently (lowest setting) with the bigger piece over my arms and shoulders and neck off and on (20 mins on / 20 mins off) while watching a movie later that evening. My arms were not the least bit sore the next morning. This is my second one that I’m gifting to my aunt.
I helped break-up ice and snow and move it to the drain. My arms and shoulders ached really that evening. I used the Hypervolt gently (lowest setting) with the bigger piece over my arms and shoulders and neck off and on (20 mins on / 20 mins off) while watching a movie later that evening. My arms were not the least bit sore the next morning. This is my second one that I’m gifting to my aunt.
A fine product.
I had an old Hypervolt, I thought I would upgrade. I like the size and it is a bit more streamlined. The old one had more power and a bit more fluid a motion. The old one is more solid build, new one has some parts I think should be a bit heavier. New one is a bit louder, having to do with the less fluid mechanism somehow. I appreciate them both as excellent products.
I had an old Hypervolt, I thought I would upgrade. I like the size and it is a bit more streamlined. The old one had more power and a bit more fluid a motion. The old one is more solid build, new one has some parts I think should be a bit heavier. New one is a bit louder, having to do with the less fluid mechanism somehow. I appreciate them both as excellent products.
