Comfytemp Leg Massager with Heat, Cordless Calf Massager for Pain Relief RLS Relief, Leg Heating Pad for Circulation and Muscles Relaxation, Battery Powered Heated Pad with Heat & Vibration Modes

I like that it's so easy to put on in bed without the cords. But, the heat setting on mine doesn't work well - doesn't seem to get very warm. And the vibration feature only has 2 small "vibrators" inside that don't fully address the full calf muscle ache I get w/my RLS and gets kinda sore in those vibrating areas after a while. Would prefer something that vibrates the whole calf, not just those 2 areas. But, for now it's better than nothing as I continue my search for something better.

This isn't as nice as a percussion massager for calf cramps, but more importantly this can stay in place and go under a pant leg for portability. For this reason it's great, no problem with fitment or comforter using it.

Don’t waste your money. It’s junk

This calf massager works okay a very light massager as it doesn't provided the deep tissue massage. The massager is battery power so maybe that's why it's not too strong but the heating does provide some relief to minor aches. This massager can be used for the arms as well and is secured by velcro. It works okay for what is advertised, but I wished the massager is stronger for its purpose. The benefit is this massager is wireless and can work off a power bank which is good for travel.

The Comfytemp Cordless Leg Massager with Heat has had some positive effects on my calf pain.Once fully discharged, it took around 2 hours to fully charge the power brick, which I don't think is too bad. If I keep it fully charged, it's ready to go when I need it. Additionally, its cordless design makes it easy to use wherever I need it and doesn't take up much space. I like that the battery pack can double as a backup power source for my other gadgets, which is a nice bonus.The unit uses two vibration motors to target calf pain. While the vibrational massage is decent, it was a bit localized. I expected more comprehensive coverage. However, I do like the heat therapy feature. With three heat settings to pick from, it effectively warms up my calf muscles and promotes circulation, which does help with pain relief. The warmth is soothing after a long day on my feet or after a physical therapy session.One feature I wish were improved is the distribution of vibration throughout the calf wrap. As I mentioned, it feels somewhat localized, and I believe a more evenly distributed vibration could enhance the overall massage experience.The Comfytemp Cordless Leg Massager with Heat is a good investment for anyone suffering from calf pain. The quick charging, portability, and dual functionality as a backup battery pack make it a versatile tool to have around. While the massage function could be improved, heat therapy compensates for it. If you're in need of targeted calf pain relief, give this a try!

I love the concept of this. It's wireless and heats and massages. Well, claims to. If you're looking for a portable heating pad this is great. The massage portion just isn't there. I love using this on my tired legs and it stays on well and is comfortable which is why I still give it 4 stars. If you're looking for massage, this isn't it.

The massager that we received matches its description. This massager is rechargeable and my wife tested it for about 40 minutes without running out of power. The material is soft and uses Velcro style attachment to fasten around your leg. The quality appears to be good. My wife feels like it relaxed her muscles. An instruction book was included that we found useful, which is a rarity today.

I ordered the Cordless Calf Massager for Pain Relief for my husband who so often has pain in his legs from his diabetes.It fit very well and as easy to have it conform to his leg. The fabric is soft and comfortable. It fits with comfort Velcro that is soft and won't scratch. He was able to move about without it falling off. The heat function worked very well and afforded him some relief.However, the massager pretty well didn't, well, massage. It just didn't help much. He says it is definitely not relaxing, and the pain relief was better with just the heat.