Plug It In

Connect the included AC adapter — no batteries to charge or replace.

Choose Your Settings

Use the 6-button control panel to set kneading intensity (3 levels) and turn the heat function on or off.

Position & Relax

Rest it behind your neck, across a shoulder, or against your lower back and let the nodes and heat go to work. It shuts off on its own after about 15 minutes.

20-Node Bidirectional Kneading

The nodes rotate in alternating directions rather than just vibrating, which is what gives you an actual kneading sensation instead of surface buzz.

Kneading + Heat, Together

The hot-compress function runs alongside the kneading motion, so you're not choosing between a heating pad and a massager — you get both in one pass.

Contoured to Fit

The arc shape is built to sit against the curve of your neck, rather than a flat pad that only makes partial contact.

One Device, Three Areas

Neck, shoulders, or lower back — you're not buying a separate gadget for each spot that's bothering you.

Breathable Mesh Surface

The panel that contacts your skin is a breathable mesh fabric, with a PU-leather-trimmed housing around the control panel.

Auto Shut-Off

Built-in ~15-minute auto shut-off, so it's not a device you have to babysit or worry about running all night.

Color

Red

Massage Nodes

20, Bidirectional

Power

12V / 24W

Dimensions

30 x 22.5 cm

Auto Shut-Off

~15 Minutes

Intensity Levels

3

Controls

6-Button Panel

In The Box

Cushion, AC Adapter, Manual

Does it actually knead, or just vibrate like a lot of these do?

It kneads. The 20 nodes rotate in alternating directions rather than just buzzing against the skin, which is what creates the kneading motion.

Does it get warm, or is the heat just for show?

It has a genuine hot-compress heat function you can turn on independently from the control panel — it's not just a marketing label.

Where can I use it besides my neck?

It's built for multi-area use — neck, shoulders, and lower back are the most common spots, resting it against a chair, headboard, or the floor as needed.

Is it safe to fall asleep with, or do I need to watch the clock?

It has a built-in auto shut-off after roughly 15 minutes, so it won't run indefinitely if you lose track of time.

What if the intensity is too strong or too light for me?

There are 3 intensity levels you can switch between from the control panel, so you can adjust it to what feels right rather than being stuck with one setting.