uComfy Acupressure Heated Foot Massager – for Lasting Foot Pain Relief, Electric Foot Massager for Plantar Fasciitis, Acupressure Technology Air Pressure Control, Timer, Ergonomic Design AS SEEN ON TV

This uComfy Acupressure Heated Foot Massager from Emson surprised me upon its' receipt, the box was fairly large and slightly on the heavy side weighing in at approximately 23 lbs. but once I unpacked it I found it easy to carry around and it didn't feel that heavy after removing the large packaging that protected it while in shipment. It has two electrical cords one coming from the wall outlet that plugs into their power supply adapter which changes your home outlet from 120 voltage to 24V leading to the foot massager and when they are plugged into each other it gives you approximately 10 feet of extension cord to move your foot massager to just about any part of your room for you to relax and enjoy the comfort that you're about to receive. It also comes with a timer that you can select the length of massage to run from 10 minutes, 15 minutes or 20 minutes.I had been on my feet all day at my mini-farm working in and out of some drainage ditches so I put my feet through the wringer and once I came back to my home, I cleaned up for the evening then I unpacked this heated foot massager and set it up for the maximum delivery from the acupressure nodules by setting the Airbags to Strong, the Finger Pressing to Fast and turned the Heat to On. With their 96 Acupressure Nodules per foot this Foot Massager felt great at these settings but I was expecting more from the heat setting, when I pressed the Heat button the light came on indicating Warm-Hot and the Parts and Features description located in their Instruction Manual said there were a total of 24 Infared Lights which would indicate that each foot would have 12 lights but I had hoped to be able to switch between a Warm and Hot setting but that option is not available since you can only press the Heat button a single time which turns it on and another press turns it off. Personally I was a little disappointed in the lack of heat that the Infared lights seemed to demonstrate but I will admit that their Acupressure Nodules more than made up for the missing heat.To be honest it could be that my feet are toughened up as I've gotten older from working many years on my property and my love to hike the backwoods trails in the mountains of Tennessee so they might take an extreme amount of heat for me to feel the benefit of these Infared lights so hopefully it won't be the same experience for most others that would like to give this massager a try. I find it very easy to recommend this heated foot massager to others...

I am thoroughly enjoying this foot massager, and I love that it has various speeds and functions! It is well made and not noisy so that fact alone makes me happy! This massager will definitely be utilized a lot in my household!

I ordered this hoping that it would help with my plantar fasciitis and other feet issues. The first 3 times that I used it, it was a little painful on the bottoms of my feet. The pain was from lots of plastic nodules that go up and down on the bottoms of my feet, including my toes. There was no pain starting with my 4th use. I have been using this foot massager once a day for well over a month now, and the pain from my plantar fasciitis has lessened a very, very small amount. There is a button on the machine that will turn on some heat, if you so desire. I have turned the heat on many, many times and I have never felt any heat. The heat is only on the heels. The pressure function has 3 different amounts of pressure, but I really don't know how it helps or if it helps. There is also a timer that must be set to use the massager. The largest amount of time that the timer can be set for is 20 minutes, and I am ready for the massage to be done when it reaches 0. The massager is a little on the heavy side, which is a good thing because it keeps the machine from moving while it is being used. The massager is really loud, so I won't use it until everyone in my household is awake. It is a durable machine, in my opinion. While others might like this massager, I am not a big fan of it. It may help others a lot, but it only helped me a very, very little. For me, this foot massager is not worth the money that it costs.

This foot massager has a massive footprint, as foot massagers go. It's about the size of one of those at-home foot soaking tubs. I have it under my desk and it doubles as a foot rest when not in use. I don't really have any other place to store something so large. It is summer and incredibly hot so I have not used the heat function. However, the air pressure and acupressure functions are quite nice. I have never been a fan of the "roller" type of food massager, but this is nice. The air pressure sort of keeps your feet pressed downward while the little plastic nubs go up and down in a rolling sequence to provide pressure to the entire bottom of the foot at different intervals. The pressure is relaxing and you can ramp it up to be pretty snug. I find it quite nice, especially after a 12-hour day on my feet at work.

This feels like something out of the nineties. Super big, super loud, and very ineffective. I was really excited for it and even impressed at first, seeing all the little nublins it has for your feet made it feel like it would do some really cool routines that could help a lot. No go.I went for the heat first but the bumps keep your feet so far away from the (rather small) heated surfaces you won't feel much. The pressurized air is just the top part of the massager. It will inflate (loudly!) until your feet are held firm but even at its max I could just pop my feet out. There are no adjustments to the air pressure to make a 'massage' it just clenches around you like a blood pressure cuff.Then, in come the nubs, like a toy train of pure terror pounding at the bottom of your feet. I'm sure that some relief might be felt by somebody with this but not me. They're hard plastic and even if they DID help the noise was so obscene I couldn't imagine ever using this thing routinely pain or not. You couldn't watch TV if it were going, peacefully read a book, nothing. I only gave it so many stars because it is, in fact, well made and does what it says it just does it very poorly and lets you, and everyone on your block, know it's doing it.

The foot massager is soothing. The pressure and heat are adjustable. It weighs 13 pounds, so you can move it around, though you have to keep a good grip.