A mini massage gun like this is a great gift.
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Flowers and chocolates are all well and good if Valentine’s Day gifts, but it does not hold. If you are looking for something practical and thoughtful and romantically, I can think of a few options better than a massage gun.
Early models were large, heavy and expensive. Now I see a new breed of smaller, lighter massages that are cheaper. They are so adorable too. Below I have rounded up three that are very similar, with prices ranging from $ 40 to about $ 57 (this is after clicking on their respective coupons on the page).
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All three have four interchangeable massage heads. All offer four different speeds and USB-C charging. And everyone promises at least a few hours of work at a charge (of course, depending on speed).
However, if you want a case, only the JYMY model contains one.
As always, these prices are accurate at the time of this writing. If a product is sold out, you may appear on a page that is very similar, but with a different price and coupon (or not at all). Look:
Let me add that I myself have a very similar massager, and it’s fantastic. So, even if you are not buying a gift, it is worth considering one of them yourself. This can help work out the nods almost as well as larger, more expensive models.
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