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Power options include manual (no battery), plug-in electric (corded), and battery-powered units. Battery-powered models most often use rechargeable lithium‑ion batteries; some listings note non-removable internal lithium‑ion batteries.

Common therapies and functions are TENS/EMS electrical stimulation, percussive (percussion) massage, vibration massage, heat therapy, LED/near‑infrared light therapy, and guided breathwork routines in some multi‑therapy devices. Cold therapy may be available separately.

Many devices include multiple interchangeable attachments such as dampener, standard ball, thumb, wedge, and micro‑point percussive heads. Some models also offer heated percussive attachments and other specialized heads for targeted use.

Listings commonly note rechargeable lithium‑ion batteries for wireless units (often included). Some models specify non‑removable internal lithium‑ion batteries. Other tools are manual and require no battery. Check each product’s listing for battery capacity, charging method, and whether the battery is user‑replaceable.

These devices are used on many areas including neck, shoulders, back, feet, thighs, abdomen, arms, joints, and large muscle groups. Some massagers are designed for full‑body use while others focus on targeted trigger points.