G3Pro vs Hypervolt 2019 Review Comparison

We go over the positives and negatives of the Theragun G3Pro, and the Hyperice Hypervolt!

[@ashleylimehouse6556]

Love my theragun, love how well made it is, its functions, the customer service, the theragun app for tips & tricks, everything. Great tool, worth every penny. Also I've seen many reviews of people complaining about the wear and tear of the hyper volt, seems like its not work the $350 price tag either. Team theragun for life! ~ 12 year bodywork therapist, yoga teacher, life long athlete

[@ashleylimehouse6556]

oh and I forgot to mention Theragun really puts intentional effort into a very "diverse" campaign, all sizes, all ages, all shades of people. Just awesome! I really appreciate that in a brand.

[@archbus]

I went with the hyper volt. Being able to use it at my desk while watching KZbin videos can’t be beat LOL. However, I can see the theragun to be a better option for professionals

[@AntonioDiaz]

I personally own both and the hypervolt is just as good and it’s cheaper🤭

[@joeperez1265]

In the first two minutes, I could already tell you were picking the Theragun. Someone needs to do a review of the actual product and how the speed and power differ as far as effectiveness.

[@betterhealthexperts5752]

The Theragun stuck out as the better option of the two. I did say that both will get the job done, but the G3Pro will offer more flexibility for the consumer (more attachments, better battery design, adjustable arm). Also, thank you for your feedback! It may not be the type of comments we would like to read, but we will work harder in addressing bias.

[@loganbaltau386]

Joe Perez facts, this is basically an add for theragun. Finds a negative twist for everything on hypervolt. Only person I’ve seen try to say the hypervolt isn’t way more quiet.

[@Paperairplane009]

Besides all the pro athletes out there. 1. Who jam the tip into their body so deep that will cause the gun to stop? 2. Who would use that for 2 1/2 hrs straight? They advertised for the general population but so far every review I see are more target for the pro athletes or their trainers. I would love to see anyone of you do both above. 1. Jam the gun into your muscle so hard that will cause to slow down and do that for 2 1/2 hrs.

[@bradskis81]

I’ve used both and much prefer the Hypervolt. Here’s why. 1) The Theragun doesn’t come with a case for free. Don’t be fooled, you’re definitely paying for it in the cost. Everyone that purchases one is paying for a case whether they want one or not. I doubt everyone wants or needs a case so at least you have the option of deciding for yourself. 2) The Hypervolt is plenty powerful. No one jams them that hard into themselves that brings it to a stop. I like a pretty solid massage, and have never applied so much pressure that I felt it needs to be more powerful. 3) Battery life is so much better with the Hypervolt. One single battery gets plenty plenty of time and power for multiple post-workout massages. No need to have multiple batteries. I travel for work (pilot), and the Hypervolt is perfect for traveling. I charge it before a multi-day trip and it lasts the whole time. Even without a travel case, it packs away much easier than the theragun. I just pop out the battery, and the two parts pack in my suitcase between my clothes perfectly. I don’t need to drag along multiple batts or the charger. The single battery lasts the whole trip for post workout massages in the hotel and lower back relief after sitting in the seat all day. With the theragun, I would have to bring both batteries with and the charger along with the unit taking up so much more space in my suitcase.

[@chenluzhang5738]

for self massage, I mean use it to your self's back, is hypervolt wasy to use?

[@jesseascriven]

We’re you compensated by either company for the reviews?

[@mariocastillo813]

I own a hypervolt and love it. I don’t think it’s worth spending $150 more for the G3. I never have to worry about switching out batteries. It lasts the whole day. It’s not as noisy and gets the job done. The G3 just looks like a fancy jigsaw.

[@betterhealthexperts5752]

I think that is a fair assessment. Every user will have different needs, and for those who want the bells and whistles, the G3Pro can't be beat for options.

[@nicholascadwell9003]

The hypervolt even with purchasing the case is still cheaper than the theragun so I wouldn’t consider that a fault like most ppl do.

[@MisterAndrewBuckley]

Possibly the most biased presentation and therefore useless