Belifu Dual Channel Tens Unit Electro Muscle Stimulator, Fully Isolated with Independent 24 Modes, Rechargeable Pulse Massager with Electrodes Pads for Pain Relief Body Building

Really lovely little unit. I love all the different setting so you can fluctuate between treatments depending on the need. Most importantly it really works and its great for pain relief. I pulled the ligament in my neck and was unable to move my neck and was in great pain. It really affected my back as well. After using this machine for a few time, the pain subsided and I was able to move my neck and was back at work the neck day. I am not saying it was cured within a day, I kept using it the following week. But it really did relieve the pain, which I am very grateful for. I also had a problem with a couple of small pads and customer service went above and beyond. Instead of just replacing the faulty pads then sent me a whole selection of different pads. I could not be happier :-)

Very good quality, price, and very fast delivery! Thank you!

For years I've had a stiff neck, old age creeps up on you, this tens machine has without doubt started releasing my neck...now i use it each day for 30mins with deepheat etc. Im here to buy another one its that good...buy it

They're great and did the job, but they are supposed to be reusable after you wash them, unfortunately they're not, but it was great at the time for what I needed. And I still use it now. As I suffer with really bad sciatic pains.

Very happy with the product

It’s good

Looks great I have had two both have the same fault The A&B level stop working after a few weeks I thought it was me on the first one but this is the second model with the same fault I have ordered a different brand and asked for a refund

It’s brilliant, all different settings and so easy to use, powerful too

I used to go to a chiropractor before I moved who had the EMS machines. I always felt great after because it loosened up my muscles and relieved the pain. After I moved, I had a hard time finding a chiropractor that had the EMS machines. I would go to a chain chiropractor's office and get adjustments. The pain would go away but within a week, I was back to where I was before and never felt like the adjustments were effective. I decided to give this machine a try without having any expectations that it would work. Boy was I wrong. I didn't think a battery-operated unit could be as powerful as the plug-in machines at the doctor's office but this unit is just as powerful. I found out the hard way when I turned on the machine and cranked the output. I had to unplug the connection because I almost fell to the floor. Another thing I like about the machine is that I can set a timer to as much as 60 minutes. At the chiropractor's office, I was limited to a 15-minute session. Yes, that was probably enough time to be effective but I wanted more. A con of the machine is the touch screen could be improved as I found it to be less sensitive and finicky. I also wish they offered a mode where the machine would stay on and give constant stimulation and have the stimulation gradually go up and down and so forth. All the modes seem to pause at some point. Maybe I just haven't found the right one yet. I highly recommend this machine as it has helped relieve my back pain tremendously which in turn, has helped improve my mood. When you're in constant pain, it's hard to have a positive outlook. It will also save you money on trips to the chiropractor.

This works great as a part of medically prescribed rehab. I had lots of weakness as Covid and a secondary internal infection left me in a bed for two months. Physical and cardiac therapy helped with muscle strengthening, and this helped loosen tight or overused muscles to reduce pain. It’s not a panacea, but better than eating ibuprofen or opiates :) Depending on the setting, the intensity of the “shock” varies dramatically. There are some “gentler” types that can go almost to the top, but the more aggressive “massages” I start at 1/2 and slowly dial it up to about 2/3. A couple of massage types are painful if cranked too high. I’ve used this about three times a week for a couple months, usually around 30 minutes per session. The 4 segment battery indicator finally lost a bar, but barely. When I turn it on, now, it starts at four and moves to three. The battery life is outstanding. The touch lcd isn’t too sensitive - don’t expect smartphone reactivity, but it works ok. The buttons are a little cheap, but they work, sometimes with an additional press or two. The pads last about a week (3-4 uses), but a wash with a little hand soap + thorough air drying brings a little life back. When not being used, be sure to mount the pads back on to the protective sheet, or use some Saran Wrap on the tacky side, or you’ll be putting hairballs against your skin :) Really, this has been one of the best purchases I’ve made on Amazon when you consider the cost, how much it is used, and it’s overall benefit.

I bought the product through amazon sg. I tried to register for the 1 year warranty. To my horror the product hq informed me the product was scalped by amazon and they could not provide any warranty. Can amazon pls take action on this.

Alright folks, let’s talk about the Belifu Dual Channel TENS Unit Electro Muscle Stimulator – the little device that’s become my nightly superhero for sore muscles. I’ve bought several of these over time, and while they might be as durable as a paper umbrella in a hurricane, they’re still a total game changer. First off, let’s address the elephant in the room: the build quality. These units are pretty cheaply made. They’ve got the durability of a wet tissue paper and feel like they might crumble if you look at them too hard. But hey, we’re not here to judge a book by its cover, right? It's what's inside that counts! And what's inside is a powerhouse for pain relief. This little gadget packs a punch with its 24 independent modes, giving you a variety of sensations from gentle taps to "did I just get electrocuted?" pulses. It’s like having your own personal masseuse, minus the awkward small talk and hefty price tag. Whether you’re dealing with post-workout soreness or just the aches and pains of pretending to be athletic, this TENS unit has got your back (literally). The dual channel feature is a real lifesaver. It’s fully isolated, so you can treat two different areas at once with different settings. Got a sore shoulder and a nagging lower back? No problem. This little wonder will zap both into blissful relaxation simultaneously. It’s like multitasking, but for your muscles. And let’s talk about value. Despite their flimsy construction, these units are affordable enough that replacing them isn’t a big deal. I use mine every night, and for the relief it provides, it’s worth every penny. Think of it as a disposable hero – swooping in to save the day, even if it doesn’t stick around for the sequel. Bottom line: The Belifu Dual Channel TENS Unit might be cheaply made, but don’t let that fool you. It’s a budget-friendly miracle worker for sore muscles, offering incredible value for the price. So if you’re looking for a nightly muscle relief hero, this little device is worth a shot. Just handle with care and enjoy the sweet, sweet relief!

Review for the Belifu Dual Channel Tens Unit Electro Muscle Stimulator So far I like the unit. It arrived quickly and packaged nicely. Its compact and came with everything advertised. Ive had it for 10 days and I've only used it on an aching shoulder with muscle strain. I like the various settings and the intensity levels. If you order this and cannot find the touch pencil, look in the pouches that contain the large pads. At first I didn't think I received a pen but found it once I was doing the inventory of parts. The touch screen is definitely easier to use with the pen. It's not a touch screen like your smart phone that recognizes a gentle touch. If you find yourself without the pen you can use a fingernail, sometimes the finger tip might work but it is much easier with the pen. The pads that came with the device stick to my skin with no issue. I use it after a shower or if I wipe the area down with alcohol to ensure no body oil will interfere. I am not hairy on my shoulders or arms so there is no problem with the pads sticking to me. I've only used 1 set of pads and leads multiple times at this point and it all seems to be holding up well. I can tell the stickiness of the pads isn't as strong as it was to start but they still stick nicely. I've used the exact same ones at least 10 times now to see how well they continue to stick. I move them around to different positions during one session so they are getting stuck and unstuck a lot and are holding up. Obviously the stickiness will fade but I'm still happy with how well they hold up. The manual gives some suggestions on where to place the pads for the relief you need but the illustrations are really small. I go online and find out the best placement as well as more suggestions for various degrees of stimulation. I haven't experienced the charging issue others have mentioned, yet, and hopefully wont. I will continue to use it and update this if anything changes but for now its a nice purchase to relieve some aching muscles.