Ekrin B37

The Ekrin B37 is a lesser-known but highly rated massage gun, offering powerful percussive therapy at a more affordable price point. It’s often recommended as a budget-friendly alternative to the Theragun and Hypervolt models without sacrificing too much in performance.

Pros:

• Affordable Price:
  The Ekrin B37 typically retails for around $230, making it significantly cheaper than both the Theragun Elite and the Hypervolt 2 Pro. Despite its lower price, it still offers professional-level percussive therapy, making it a great value for money.

• Impressive Battery Life:
  With a battery life of up to 8 hours, the B37 far exceeds the battery performance of both the Theragun Elite and Hypervolt 2 Pro. If you’re someone who uses the massage gun frequently or for extended sessions, this is a major selling point.

• Lightweight and Compact:
  At just 2.2 pounds, the Ekrin B37 is comparable in weight to the Theragun Elite, but it’s more compact, making it easier to handle for prolonged use. The ergonomic design, though simpler than the Theragun, is comfortable enough for reaching most areas of the body.

• Quiet Motor:
  The Ekrin B37 has a very quiet motor, rivaling both the Theragun Elite and Hypervolt in terms of noise reduction. This makes it a great option for those who prefer a quiet massage experience without disturbing others.

Cons:

• Less Power:
  While the Ekrin B37 is powerful enough for most users, it doesn’t match the deep tissue capabilities of the Theragun Elite or Hypervolt 2 Pro. It has a 12mm amplitude, which doesn’t penetrate the muscles as deeply, making it less suitable for those who need very intense therapy.

• Limited Speed Options:
  The B37 only offers four speed settings compared to the five speeds of the Hypervolt or the app-controlled customization of the Theragun Elite. This limits its versatility, especially for those who like to fine-tune their massage intensity.

• No Smart Features:
  Like the Hypervolt 2 Pro, the Ekrin B37 doesn’t have Bluetooth or app integration, meaning you won’t have guided recovery routines or the ability to track your progress. For some users, this won’t be an issue, but for those seeking a more personalized experience, it’s a limitation.