HoMedics Ribbit Mini Handheld Massager, Vibrating Electric Massager with Comfort Grip and LED Light, Batteries Included, Comes in variable colors, Green, Blue or Pink (Color May Vary)

=> This is the One <= I didn’t buy this for its typical use. My son loved the one they had at the doctor’s office as a distraction for little ones, so I figured I’d get him his own to play with as a sensory item. I went back and forth between this one and another here on Amazon that lights up but has a ball-shaped top with 4 legs. I couldn’t decide, and they were cheap enough, so I got both. PLEASE learn from my mistake and just spend the extra $2 on the HoMedics brand! Both massagers arrive and I find out they’re only cool when a nurse gives them to you. Oh well, now Mom gets to use it for the various muscle spasms that accompany severe disc herniation! Gotta look at the positives, right?1) It is powerful enough to soothe average muscle aches and promote fascia release - if you push hard enough. Not even close to relieving lumbar tension and spasm from disc bulges/herniation, however, if you’re in the same boat as me, you know nothing really helps! I find it very useful for my husband’s neck and back after work and for leg/calf pain for myself. My oldest also uses it to take the edge off the damage he does on heavy lifting days.2) Build quality is excellent! As we expect of HoMedics, the plastic is thick and durable, the button is securely installed, the lights function perfectly, and all pieces fit together seamlessly.3) I prefer this ergonomic handheld design (with a slope) as it reduces wrist stress and allows me to push harder without making it uncomfortable. Did I mention I have carpal tunnel too? I’m just waiting for heart failure and complete tooth loss at this point - listen to yer elders, kids! Take care of your body so you’re not writing reviews about massagers one day! ;-)4) Comes with batteries! Woo! With two toddlers and 300 battery-operated toys I’ll take as many free ones as I can get.5) Now, this is not an endorsement for tossing your “Ribbit” around all willy-nilly, but my son has both spiked it on my granite and hardwood floors, as well as dunked it in the water tub on his sensory table. Still kept buzzing away. Ribbit lives another day!The short of it: Well worth the investment, will help ease minor to moderate pain from muscle cramps, release tension without hurting, and doesn’t cost an arm and a leg. Buy one!

Its okay -but not spectacular which is okay.
This little massager was bought and does do what it was intended for, which is massaging. Its a bit stronger than we expected and does vibrate the hand you hold it in. Decently loud too but expected for something vibrating. Its okay and does was suppose to. I think a little bit more money and buying a massage gun really trumps this but that also costs more. I wouldn’t say don’t buy it, but know its just a basic massager similar to what I would expect to be sold in a dollar store.

Poor Quality and Scary Packaging
I recently purchased the HoMedics Ribbit Mini Handheld Massager, and unfortunately, my experience was far from satisfactory. Here’s a detailed review:Design and Features:The design of the HoMedics Ribbit Mini Massager is cute and compact, with a comfort grip and an LED light. It comes in various colors, though you don’t get to choose the color you receive. The initial idea of a handheld massager with a vibrating feature is appealing, especially with batteries included.Performance and Durability:Sadly, the performance of this massager was disappointing. It broke after just a few weeks of use. The vibration weakened significantly before it stopped working altogether. For a product meant to provide relief and relaxation, this was a major letdown.Packaging Issues:The packaging was a significant issue. When I picked up the box from my mailbox, it was already vibrating and glowing due to the LED light being activated. This not only startled me but also suggested poor packaging and handling during shipping. A massager should be securely packaged to prevent accidental activation and ensure it arrives in good condition.Value:Given the short lifespan and the alarming packaging experience, I cannot recommend this product. It might be inexpensive, but the low quality and poor packaging make it a poor investment. It’s better to spend a little more on a reliable, well-packaged massager.Final Thoughts:The HoMedics Ribbit Mini Handheld Massager was a disappointment in both performance and packaging. Breaking after a few weeks and arriving in a way that scared me does not inspire confidence in the product. I would suggest looking for other options if you need a dependable and well-made massager.

It is a massager so I wont send it back but it is a bit dissapointing

Only 2 points of vibration, not two as the description says. My phone would provide stronger vibrations. Complete waste of money.