Six-head design
Shoulder & Neck Massager
Shoulder & Neck Massager

Shoulder & Neck Massager

Six kneading heads that work the whole shoulder band — not one point on your neck.

Dhs. 129.00 Dhs. 199.00
  • Clip, rub and pinch across the full trapezius
  • Two modes and two speeds, four buttons total
  • Cordless, with a ten-minute auto stop
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6 Massage Heads

Two 3D sets covering the whole shoulder band

10-Min Auto Stop

Ends the session so you can't overdo it

Fully Cordless

Rechargeable — use it anywhere in the house

Detachable Strap

Hands-free, or hand-pulled for more pressure

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Six-head design

Covers the band, not one point

Most neck massagers press on the cervical spine and rotate. The ache after a long day sits wider than that — across the trapezius, out toward both shoulders, down between the blades. Six heads in two sets reach the whole of it.

  • Four upper heads, two lower
  • Reaches trapezius, levator scapulae and rhomboid minor
  • Contours to the slope from neck to shoulder

Ready in three steps

01

Charge it

Charge fully with the included cable before the first use.

02

Choose how to wear it

Clip the strap for hands-free, or hold and pull for firmer pressure.

03

Press power

Pick a mode and speed. It runs ten minutes, then stops itself.

Where people actually use it

At the desk

Strap it on and keep working through the cycle

On the sofa

Ten minutes in the evening, no cord to reach for

After training

Wraps a calf or a thigh just as well as the shoulders

As a gift

Four buttons — simple enough to hand to a parent

How it works

Two sets of 3D massage heads — four across the top, two lower down — sit inside the shoulder pads. Between them they cover the trapezius and the muscles around it, rather than pressing on a single point of the cervical spine.

The heads move three ways: clipping the muscle from both sides, rubbing along it, and pinching a tighter spot. A 26W motor keeps them moving at depth instead of stalling when they meet a knot.

Modes and settings

Four buttons: power, mode, red light, speed.

Two modes. Continuous rotation runs a steady kneading pass across shoulders, neck and back. Self-adaption varies the massage as it goes.

Two speeds. Step up or down depending on how much pressure you want.

Red light. A red LED behind the heads, on its own button, on or off as you prefer.

Specifications
ModelHP-678
Power26W
Voltage5V DC
Weight1250g
Massage heads6 — two 3D sets (4 upper, 2 lower)
TechniquesClip, rub, pinch
Modes2 — continuous rotation, self-adaption
Speeds2
Timer10 minutes, auto stop
LightRed light, switchable
StrapDetachable and adjustable
Power sourceRechargeable, cordless in use
Shipping and delivery

FAQs

How strong is the pressure?
Firm. Six heads across two sets is more contact than a single-point massager, and the 26W motor doesn't stall when it meets a tight muscle. Start on the lower of the two speeds. You also control depth by how hard you pull the straps — loose for gentle, drawn down for firmer.
What's the difference between the two modes?
Continuous rotation runs a steady, regular kneading pass across the shoulders, neck and back — the predictable one, good for winding down. Self-adaption varies the massage as it runs instead of repeating a single pattern. Both work with either speed.
Does it heat up?
No. This model has no heating function. It has a red light on its own button, and the kneading action itself. If heat is what you're after, this isn't the right device for you.
What does the red light button do?
It switches a red LED behind the massage heads on and off, independently of the massage. We don't make any therapeutic claim for it — the kneading does the work.
Why does it stop after ten minutes?
The timer ends the session automatically. It stops the unit running on unattended and keeps you from overworking one area — ten minutes on the trapezius is plenty. Press power again for a second cycle.
Is it loud?
Quiet enough to use next to someone watching television. You'll hear the mechanism moving, but there's no grinding whine.
Can I use it anywhere other than my shoulders?
Yes. It's shaped for the shoulders and neck, but the same unit wraps around your waist and lower back while seated, and folds over a thigh or a calf. The adjustable strap holds it in position on each.
Is there anyone who shouldn't use it?
Speak to a doctor first if you're pregnant, have a pacemaker or other implanted device, have had recent neck or spine surgery, or have an injury or ongoing pain in the area. Don't use it on broken skin, and stop if it hurts.

This is a personal wellness device, not a medical device. It does not diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any condition.