Thanks for your comment. It’s definitely a tough decision, but I’m here to help. You’re comparing three distinct massage guns: the Theragun Mini is a top-tier mini massager with a 12mm amplitude – the highest in its category. The Ekrin 365 offers great value with a lifetime warranty, though it’s more of a vibrational device with a shorter amplitude. The Bantam is the smallest of the three but still packs decent power for its size, although it has the lowest amplitude.

If you’re prioritizing high amplitude, the Theragun Mini stands out among your options. However, I’d also recommend considering the Bob and Brad Air 2 Mini, a new massager that debuted two weeks ago. It matches the Theragun Mini in specs and is very reasonably priced. You can check out our review here for more details.

Hi Marco, thanks for reaching out!
The Achedaway Pro is a solid choice. It’s a bit bulky, but it’s a powerhouse for sure. The D6 Pro feels slightly more subtle and is a surprisingly good reproduction of Theragun Pro.
So, to answer your question, here’s the scoop on what you’d miss if you go with Achedaway Pro:

• Ergonomics: The Bob and Brad D6 Pro has this cool multi-grip thing that is super handy. But if you’re ok with a standard grip, the Achedaway Pro won’t disappoint you.
• Attachments: The D6 Pro throws in 7 attachments, but they’re mostly soft and feel pretty much the same. The Achedaway Pro gives you some nifty options like soft and hard attachments – the flat and bullet ones are pretty awesome for a range of massages, from chill to deep.
• Extra Features: The D6 Pro has this power sensor and dynamic modes, which are ok but, from my experience, not totally must-have.
• Charging Up: D6 Pro uses USB-C for charging, which is super convenient, especially if your other gadgets use the same.

Performance-wise – both have the same amplitude and stall force, so they’re neck and neck here. It really comes down to what you fancy and how you plan to use it. I know it’s not a clear winner here, but they are close, and it’s your personal needs that must decide.
Feel free to read the reviews we have for both devices: the Achedaway Pro and the Bob and Brad D6 Pro. They may help. Take care!

Can you help me?
Thanks so much!

Hey Sun, thanks for the question. I’ll do my best to help out.

Bob and Brad make some really good massagers, they know their stuff. We’ve got both the C2 and the newer T2, and I’d definitely recommend the T2. It does indeed have a 10mm amplitude (we’ve even measured it to be slightly more) compared to the 8mm on the C2. Plus, it comes with a larger battery and is better built overall.
We have our T2 review here in which we’re currently comparing it to the C2. And you might also want to consider the Ekrin 365; it’s a solid alternative and comes with a lifetime warranty.

As for your needs, you’re right; you don’t need a massager with a high amplitude. Take care!

Hey, thanks for the comment. My recommendation – when it comes to the best value and deep percussion, the Bob and Brad D6 Pro is hard to beat. It’s almost on par with the Theragun Pro. If you’re looking for an even better price, the Opove Apex is a fantastic choice. It’s a solid massager with realy good attachments, and its amplitude is just 2mm less than the Theragun or D6. I hope this helps. Take care!