CINCOM Leg Massager With Heat, Air Compression for Circulation With 3 Heats 3 Modes 3 Intensities Sequential Compression Device

Almost 6 months. No issues so far and useful

These have been lifesaving during third trimester of pregnancy. Had the worst swelling in feet and calves and using these twice a day gets me back to normal. You can adjust the size of each part and multiple settings to choose from - 100% worth it

I haven't written a review in a long time. These are the one's right here though! Just got these, threw them on, and on my goodness! I'm a youth pastor so I won't curse but these!!!! Best for foot and shin pain more than anything else but the pressure is A1. Quality of the material feels great, it does have a low hum noise so idk if I'd use it while my wife slept, but other than that no issues at all! I started with high pressure now have it on medium but both feel great. Heat is good too. Recommend for sure!!

Often going to bed with tight and achy legs often results in poor sleep quality however, after a couple of rounds before bed I have been feeling very restful through the night. I'd pack this in my luggage for the holidays where lots of walking is expected too! Highly recommend, I got one for my folks too.

It might be a good device for circulation but it can never replace a proper massage that you can get by real hands. I thought I might give it a try but I returned it. Wouldn't recommend

The controller felt sturdy to touch. It was heavy, and it didn't feel like cheap plastic. The remote screen is clean, and the electronic display shows clear letters, which is a good sign. I'm quite impressed with the screen display because this is the part many massage equipment lack. I can read the screen on bright daylight. The leg massager takes about 3-5 minutes to warm up to its setting. The hottest setting makes you think, "this is warm..." if you're expecting sweaty hot, it's not it. For my mum, the heat is just okay. The massage is fully air compression. The massage sleeve has three air compression settings. None of them are intuitive: combination, circulation, and sequence. I don't know what these really mean. It seems like arbitrary names. In other words, I don't think "circulation" setting actually helps with circulation any better than the other two settings. They're just... different air compression modes. This is fine because it's exactly what I wanted. In terms of price, I think this is more than fair. I have another device that looks exactly like this. That one does not have the massage features; it only has heat setting. Yet that one costs similar to this device. I have also looked other ones. And it costs more or less the same. But because I know the quality of merchandise, I am going to stick with this. Lastly, what I like about this one is that remote controller (air compressor) doesn't get hot. As I said before, I have a number of massage machines. And every one of them gets hot. The difference is how soon and how hot. This one does not get hot. In other words, even after successive sessions, the remote controller feels comfortable to touch, even though it has gotten hot. This is a big plus because it indicates that the risk of fire is lower than those massager that gets really hot.