Hyperice Hypervolt 3
Hyperice · Model Hypervolt 3
- Amplitude (stroke depth)
- Not listed
- Stall force
- Not listed
- Battery life
- 240 min
- Weight
- 2 lb
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As a cheaper alternative
vs the Therabody Theragun PRO Plus
Up to 4 hours of battery, 2 lb against 3.64, five speeds up to 2,500 strokes a minute, 48 dB and a heated head. As with the 3 Pro, Hyperice lists no amplitude or stall force. $400.99 less.
Better
- Battery life: 240 min vs 150 min
- Weight: 2 lb vs 3.64 lb
Matches
No exact matches.
Gives up
Nothing listed.
vs the Therabody Theragun Prime (6th Gen)
Up to 4 hours of battery against about 120 minutes, the same five speeds, a heated head and 48 dB, at 2 lb against 1.99. Hyperice publishes no amplitude or stall force, so the stroke cannot be compared. $80.99 less.
Better
- Battery life: 240 min vs 120 min
Matches
No exact matches.
Gives up
- Weight: 2 lb vs 1.99 lb
Full specifications
As Hyperice publishes them. “Not listed” means the maker gives no figure.
- Amplitude (stroke depth)
- Not listed
- Stall force
- Not listed
- Battery life
- 240 min
- Weight
- 2 lb
- Top speed
- 2,500 strokes/min
- Noise (maker figure)
- 48 dB
- Speed settings
- 5
- Attachments included
- 5
Source: hyperice.com
What matters in massage guns
A massage gun is a motor that drives a head back and forth, and the numbers that separate one from another are few: how far the head travels each stroke (amplitude), how hard you can press before it stalls, how fast it strikes, how long the battery runs, how heavy it is in the hand, and how loud it is.
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