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OPOVE M3 Pro 2 vs. OrthoMechanik OrthoGun 4.0 Flex compared

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Overall rating
90Sehr gut
90Sehr gut
Value for money
88Excellent
90Excellent
Best price
€92.61€97.49−5 %
€199.95
Price advantage
€107.34 cheaper
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Offers
2 shops
1 shop
Rank in category
Rank 3 of 39
Rank 2 of 39

Rating

Sub-ratings compared

OPOVE M3 Pro 2Overall rating 90OrthoMechanik OrthoGun 4.0 FlexOverall rating 90
MassageeffectivenessHandling& ergonomicsNoise levelBattery& charging timeBuildquality & durability
OPOVE M3 Pro 2OrthoMechanik OrthoGun 4.0 Flex
Massage effectiveness100/10089/100
Handling & ergonomics91/10091/100
Noise level98/10089/100
Battery & charging time96/10092/100
Build quality & durability74/10090/100
Massage effectiveness
100
89
Handling & ergonomics
91
91
Noise level
98
89
Battery & charging time
96
92
Build quality & durability
74
90

Specs

Specs compared

Key specs

Brand
OPOVE
OrthoMechanik
Model
M3 Pro 2
OrthoGun 4.0 Flex
Form factorBasic shape according to the manufacturer: standard gun, compact mini gun for on the go, or a model with a triangular handle that makes it easier to reach your own back
Standard
Standard
AmplitudeStroke length of the massage head according to the manufacturer in mm, also called “stroke depth” – a longer stroke works deeper into the tissue
12 mm (0.47 in)
12 mm (0.47 in)
WeightWeight of the gun according to the manufacturer in g – lighter models tire the hand less
1,100 g (39 oz)
740 g (26 oz)
AttachmentsNumber of massage heads included according to the manufacturer – only what comes in the box; accessories sold separately don’t count
6 pcs
8 pcs
Battery lifeRuntime on one battery charge according to the manufacturer in minutes, usually measured at a low setting
480 min
360 min

Massage & features

Stall forcePressure at which the head stops (“stall force”), according to the manufacturer in kg – convert figures given in lbs or N (1 lbs = 0.454 kg, 1 N = 0.102 kg). Torque (kgcm) or motor power (watts) is not stall force – leave empty in that case
31.8 kg (70 lb)
Max. percussion rateHighest number of percussions per minute according to the manufacturer, also stated as rev/min or RPM – multiply figures in Hz by 60
2,500 strokes/min
3,180 strokes/min
Min. percussion rateLowest number of percussions per minute according to the manufacturer – slow settings are more comfortable on sensitive areas
1,300 strokes/min
1,140 strokes/min
Speed settingsNumber of adjustable speed settings according to the manufacturer
5 levels
5 levels
Noise level (lowest setting)Operating noise at the lowest setting according to the manufacturer in dB – most manufacturers only state this value; for a range, enter the lowest
45 dB
Motor typeMotor type according to the manufacturer – brushless motors usually run more quietly and last longer
Brushless DC motor
App controlAccording to the manufacturer, the gun can be controlled via an app or loads massage programs from it
Yes
Auto shut-offSwitches off automatically after a set time according to the manufacturer, usually after ten minutes – protects muscles and battery
Yes

Battery & charging

Battery capacityBattery capacity according to the manufacturer in mAh
2,600 mAh
4,000 mAh
Charging timeTime for a full battery charge according to the manufacturer in minutes
150 min
180 min
USB-C chargingAccording to the manufacturer, the gun charges via a USB-C port – so a standard phone charger will do
Yes
Power adapter includedA power adapter is included according to the manufacturer – otherwise there’s only a charging cable and you need your own charger
Yes
No
Replaceable batteryAccording to the manufacturer, you can replace the battery yourself – it’s usually the first part to wear out. Replaceable only through customer service counts as no
No
No
Carrying case includedA carrying bag or case is included according to the manufacturer
Yes
Yes

Dimensions

Dimensions (L × W × H)Outer dimensions of the gun in cm according to the manufacturer, length × width × height – e.g. “24 × 18 × 6 cm”
25.1 × 17.6 × 7.1 cm (9.9 × 6.9 × 2.8 in)
16 × 6 × 19 cm (6.3 × 2.4 × 7.5 in)

General

Warranty
1 years
2 years
Price segment
Mid-range
Model year
2023
In the box
M3 Pro, 6 Aufsätze (Flach, Kugel, Spaten, Patrone, Gabel, Kissen), Schutztasche, Ladegerät, Bedienungsanleitung
OM 4.0 Flex, 8 Aufsätze, Transportkoffer, Ladekabel, Bedienungsanleitung, Garantiekarte

Prices

Offers

OPOVE M3 Pro 2

OrthoMechanik OrthoGun 4.0 Flex

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Verdict

Pros & cons

Die OPOVE M3 Pro 2 ist eine kräftige Standard-Massagepistole, die im Test echte 12 mm Hub liefert und mit 46 bis 62 dB vergleichsweise ruhig bleibt. Sie passt zu dir, wenn du zu Hause Beine und Rücken lockern willst. Der Haken: 1.100 g ermüden die Hand, und mehrfach wird von Akkuausfällen nach Wochen oder Monaten berichtet.

Pros

  • 12 mm Hub im Test bestätigt, spürbar tief an Beinen und Rücken
  • Blockierkraft im Test etwa 18 bis 20 kg, Kopf stoppt selten
  • sanfte erste Stufe mit 1.300 Schlägen pro Minute zum Aufwärmen
  • vergleichsweise ruhig mit 46 bis 62 dB, Vibrationen kaum im Griff
  • sechs Aufsätze mit allen Grundformen und gepolstertem Kissenkopf
  • bürstenloser Motor, einfache Ein-Knopf-Bedienung und Tasche dabei

Cons

  • mehrfach berichtete Akkuausfälle nach Wochen bis Monaten
  • Akku fest verbaut, kein Wechselakku möglich
  • 1.100 g ermüden die Hand bei längerer Selbstmassage
  • Herstellerangaben zu Kraft, Laufzeit und Lautstärke deutlich geschönt
  • Aufsätze sitzen vereinzelt locker und rutschen heraus

Die OrthoMechanik OrthoGun 4.0 Flex ist eine Standard-Massagepistole, deren Hub sich von 8 bis 12 mm verstellen lässt – flach für den Nacken, tief für Oberschenkel und Gesäß. Im achtwöchigen Praxistest lief sie sehr leise und war ohne Anleitung bedienbar. Aus unserer Sicht lohnt sie sich, wenn du verschiedene Muskelgruppen behandelst; wie bei Standardpistolen üblich braucht der eigene Rücken etwas Geduld, und Langzeiterfahrungen fehlen noch.

Pros

  • Hub von 8 bis 12 mm in fünf Schritten am Gerät einstellbar
  • Im achtwöchigen Praxistest sehr leiser Lauf
  • Farbdisplay zeigt Hub, Tempo und Andruck gut ablesbar
  • Akku hält laut Hersteller 4 bis 6 h, lädt per USB-C
  • Akkutausch über den Service auch nach der Garantie möglich
  • Acht Aufsätze mit allen Grundformen und stabilem Transportkoffer

Cons

  • Deutlicher Aufpreis gegenüber der OM 3.0, vor allem für Hub und App
  • Akku fest verbaut, nicht selbst wechselbar

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