Even so, it’s a super quiet massage gun – much better than what we’ve seen so far – with 45-53dB noise levels (this is largely due to small amplitude). We’ve alluded to this one con long enough, but there is one thing about this massager that you should be aware of and it might not even be an issue for some.

Stall force is the amount of pressure a massage gun can withstand when you are pressing it against the body. However, the C2 massage gun, helped it feel better after my runs so that I was ready to run the next day.

If we’re to lump it into the “mini massage gun” segment, it would easily be one of our top picks alongside the Ekrin BANTAM and LifePro DynaMini. Truth be told, unless you’ve handled as many as we have, the differences would likely not be as obvious.

To recap, the T2 offers more power and force compared to the C2 and Q2 mini-massage gun making it an excellent choice for anyone with an active lifestyle or experiencing deep muscle soreness. However, the HoMedics pro physio massage gun was our favourite because of its innovative hot and cold attachments, cellulite head and smooth operation.

It has a strong motor, I think it can handle almost 40 pounds of pressure before it stalls out, that’s more than enough. It’s possible to use a massage gun before exercising to help warm up the body and improve performance, and they can reduce the risk of injury during a workout.