Theragun PRO 5th GEN: The Grandmaster of Recovery?

The 5th Generation Theragun PRO by Therabody is a big leap over the 4th Generation that came out in 2020.
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Timecodes
0:00 - Intro
1:25 - What’s In The Box
2:38 - Compare: Carrying Case
3:25 - Compare: Weight
3:55 - Compare: Quietness (dB Test)
4:57 - Compare: The Arm
5:24 - Compare: On-Device Routines
6:11 - Compare: Screen Quality
6:35 - Compare: User-Friendliness
7:11 - Hidden Gems: Get Ready To Wind Down
8:36 - Hidden Gems: Sensory Overload
10:00 - Hidden Gems: Battery Interface
11:54 - Conclusion
12:35 - Another Option?
14:23 - Outro

[@Notorious_Be_Right_Us]

Thanks for the review! Just bought this as my first Theragun. Can’t wait til it comes in.

[@kelvin_lee]

Hope you are enjoying it!

[@Dannysweeney1]

this was the most comprehensive review I could find on the 5g and that actually had a sound test, thank you so much!

[@kelvin_lee]

You're welcome, glad it was helpful!

[@maxbossdawn1207]

Couldn’t agree more with this!

[@davidcole2331]

After watching your breakdown on thè thera gun pro ive decided to buy one , thanks bro

[@kelvin_lee]

Glad you found the video useful. Hope you are enjoying the Theragun.

[@stephansmith740]

Thanks kev picking mine up at best buy today!

[@kelvin_lee]

Hope you are enjoying it!

[@michaelchappell3691]

Great review. Do you know when the 5th gen Elite will be released?

[@kelvin_lee]

No idea, sorry

[@guyplay]

I tried this at the Therabody store and wasn’t really impressed. I have the 4th generation and really like it. The 5th gen has an improved display, a quieter motor and an updated case. Those are not a deal breaker. The best improvement is the new micro point attachment which is very nice. It will be available for sale on its own at some point. Thanks for the great review.

[@steelsteez6118]

But for someone that doesn't have a previous generation, this should be pretty decent right?

[@kelvin_lee]

Yeah I'd have to agree with Aiman, if you're already happily using your 4th generation then it doesn't make sense to upgrade. But if you don't already own a 4th gen, the 5th gen is great

[@arishem555]

one huge question, - can you use it on your neck and shoulders? cause I cannot do it with theragun mini.

[@kelvin_lee]

Yes, the multiple gripping possibilities and longer reach give you much more coverage than the mini. But it is heavier.

[@Therealcaeleb33]

What the biggest improvements with the 4th and 5th gen

[@kelvin_lee]

I'd say the three big things are: much quieter device, on-screen instructions, and the all-new micropoint accessory.

[@sahilsaraswat8711]

Thank you so much for this video. Could you also please share the comparison with hyperice hyper volt pro 2, theragun pro 4 gen and 5th gen.

[@kelvin_lee]

I don't have a Hypervolt 2 Pro on hand to test, but can do a comparison once I get one. I see other reviews out there saying the Hypervolt 2 Pro noise level is 55-65 dB, so sound level is roughly comparable to Theragun, but needs to be tested side by side to be sure. One area that is different is the depth/amplitude which is ~14mm for Hypervolt vs 16mm for Theragun.

[@sahilsaraswat8711]

@@kelvin_lee thank you so much for your reply 😊