LifePro Legra Hand Massager with Heat and Compression - Finger, Wrist, and Palm Massager with 5 Modes - Pressure Point Therapy for Sensitive Hands, Relaxation, and Comfort

My arthritic hands really appreciate the workout from this. The waves of pressure and heat are soothing, a little uncomfortable at first but great as it goes on. Have only used the #1 and #2 programs because I like the waves of those. It's got lots of functions that I haven't tried. Great product for my hands.

Bought 2. Used daily. Pain free. Love them. And if I get a twinge in my hands, I use them. I love the way my hands feel after I use them. I tell everybody how great they are.

I suffer with poor circulation in my fingers as well as mild arthritis. I bought this unit to help with the occasional stiffness in my hands. I haven’t been able to evaluate how well it works to ease pain (pain free at the moment). I like that you can choose the vibration level, the pressure intensity and the location of the massage (palm and/or wrist). The pressure from the unit can feel intense, even at the lower settings, but not unbearable. I found the Heat function to be lacking; I couldn’t notice the heat. I tried using (nitrile) thin gloves to improve the Heat, as was suggested in the Troubleshooting Guide, but I didn’t notice any difference. I haven’t used the acupressure rings so I can’t comment on them. It took awhile to initially charge the battery. I haven’t used the unit enough to comment on its longer term battery life. I did use it for 4 cycles and didn’t notice any battery level changes, so I am optimistic that it won’t need frequent recharging. Overall, I like this product but the Heat feature should be improved.

Large enough for my hands , others I tried were too small. I love the multiple settings, the battery time is long enough I can get all the way through the complete cycle with both hands several time/days before needing charged.Definitely a great purchase for me.

I've had this device since December 2024. The device does a great job of loosening and massaging my hand joints. The heat works but is not as hot as I'd like it to be. After 4 months, the device will no longer the charge the internal batteries. The supplied charger will charge other devices that use the same port so I know the supplied charger works. I've tried to charge the massager with another charger that I know works and it will not charge the massager. The battery indicator will not light up the charger is plugged in and when the device is on, the battery indicator is down to one dot. I'm disappointed that the product only worked for 4 months.

I had a nagging pain in my pinky that was accompanied by stiffness. It wouldn't go away. I charged up my Legra and after one use the pain was gone. This is a lifesaver for those with hand pain.

My hands are so stiff I can barely close them. This was a splurge to try and alleviate some of it. The intensity, especially over my fingers is painful, even on level 1. Pressure pain where I feel my fingers are being crushed (the first massage mode seems to love to crush fingers). The point pads leave marks for a long time and I think they contribute to the pain. Make sure you take off your rings because it gets so tight they will get pushed into your hands and I bet they could puncture the airbags if you have high setting jewels. The heat feature needs improvement. It is warm enough but could be warmer and is not all over, just warms up in spots. Would be nice if the whole thing heated for heat only as this can be a treatment too. The vibration feature is ok. Doesn't do much for me and I think probably kills the charge which is pretty bad. There are 4 green dots that show you the charge level. I just watch the Dots disappear while getting a massage. Not EVERYTHING has to be cordless and chargeable. I understand that this is pretty standard for these. This item is convenient to be cordless but I would rather have the ability to use it when I want without waiting for a charge (can't use while charging which is a shame) or eventually the battery will no longer charge and this becomes more plastic for the landfill. So it's OK but could be better and my hands do feel pretty good after using it.Bottom line tldr: painful squeezes, heat needs improvement, needs frequent charging but does make my arthritic hands feel a little better at the end.First one i have used so cant compare it with more/less expensive models/brands.Buy it if you can get a good deal!

I bought this hand massager due to increasing finger joint swelling and pain. It uses compression, heat and vibration for massage. The texture pattern in my hand picture shows coverage from beyond the wrist to fingers.Compression is adjustable up to tourniquet strength. The default level is very firm. First use consider reducing the pressure to start. It can be adjusted during the 15 minute cycle. Air bladders alternately slowly inflate and deflate to various pressures to create the massage feeling. Compression does feel good and reduces swelling since is squeezes the fluids out of your hand.Heating is also nice but takes time to warm up. You can turn on the unit then hit pause to allow the heater to reach its rated temperature. If it gets too warm, you can turn off the heat during the cycle.Vibration is on and off or continuous. It is very weak and doesn’t help much. After the first use I now leave the vibration off.Charging is by a USB-C connector. I received a cord with one end for US 110v AC wall power. It is not a USB wall charger. The factory video shows a standard USB-A to USB-C cord with an optional AC power adaptor but that’s not what I received.Overall the construction seems sturdy and well designed. I expect to use it regularly especially morning and night until the hand issue is corrected.