MIKOFoot Massager Machine with Deep-Kneading, Compression, Shiatsu, and Heat for Plantar Fasciitis, Neuropathy, FSA/HSA Eligible - Fits up to Men Size 12

It so important for me to find a good foot massager while SIP. And I am pretty picky. So I ordered a leading brand but shamefully returned - it was more of a pressure machine, not a massager. I decided to try MIKO. Below are my experiences and comments:-The best: this is very important – very sufficient massage and pressure to the forefoot and toe part. This is one of the best parts of Miko product. I had to struggle to feel the rolling rods with the other product. Miko did a great job on mimicking real hands. I am a lover of foot massage who goes to massage parlor often. I can’t’ get that anymore with the COVID19. But thanks to Miko, it is a great replacement of my massage parlor!- The best: this is important – it comes with (meaningful) different intensities of pressure. I say meaningful, it is that each gear really provides different pressure for different preferences. When less pressure is applied, you have ample room in the compartment to move your feet around and to get massage on different parts of your feet. When P5 gear is selected, you feel the pain, that’s what I like the most. But you can choose your “pain” level, from gentle love to tough love.- The best: this is somewhat important to those who are like me - it comes with two remote controls. I appreciate it a lot since I ALWAYS lose stuff around my house - btw, I already lost one on the 3rd week of owning this little creature. And thank god, I have the 2nd remote control. I am not going to lose it because it is really useful. See below.- The best: this is extremely important – this unit comes with or without remote control. GET THE ONE with remote control. Save your money on your Starbucks! When you are writing a long report by your study desk, or watching your favorite show in front of the TV, you DO NOT want to bend your back and reach to your feet to turn the power back on (see the “bad” below) or change the intensity of the pressure or the heat option. You want your little friend to do the job for you without having to leave your screen for more than 1 second.- The best: this is important - it looks really nice and modern. Believe me, you want something nice sitting in front of your sofa when you are watching your TV or reading a book while treading your feet nicely. People are going to see it all the time and you don’t want an ugly black box against your beautiful sofa in the main part of your house.- the good: you can hear the sound of this creature when it is hard at work. If you are really bothered by any sound, you can’t have a massager that works for you. Even if you go to a massage parlor, you sometimes can’t really shut off the lady who is working hard for you on your feet. So, for me, the sound is not distracting at all when work on my desk or watch tv etc etc. Knowing that some“one” is working for you while you are relaxing is actually nice. My family who sits next to me never complained about the noise either.- The OK: the heels of the feet don't get a lot of pressure or massage for someone like me who prefers pain over gentle touch. I have to press my heels down to get the pain effect. But if you like gentle touch for your heels, this is perfect for you. So this is an OK for me.- The bad: it only has a 15 min setting. I would prefer a half an hour setting or 2 hour setting. It's a bit annoying that I have to constantly turn the machine back on just to do another 15 mins. So, this is the worst part of the machine. It works hard for you, but you need to tell it: “hey buddy, good job, another 15 mins please”. I love this massager so much that I run it for hours per day, so go ahead to count the times I have to press the remote control to restart! I have written an email to Miko about this and asked them to improve (see below: the amazing)- The AMAZING: this really made me feel good (not just on my feet) - They responded me immediately when I made suggestions on their 15 mins limit and the pain effect on my heels. I was a bit skeptical about their business mission, like “We created Miko just for you, because…”. blablabla…just another “give me your money” tactic. BUT, throughout my conversations with them, I started to believe what they have said on Amazon is all true and I am convinced that they really care about their products and their customers.Overall, I am 99% happy about this product. My feet are 100% happy.

Before reviewing the great product, a little background on me so that others can make an apples to apples comparison. My feet are narrow, men's 9, with high arch, and lots of mileage on them from an active athletic outdoor life and injuries (not to mention waiting tables all through my college years) showing their toll now that I am 60. I have never been overweight, so at least not struggling with that damage.This product is absolutely superb. Like any true massage, it can be mildly painful/uncomfortable at times during the 15 minute session, but if that weren't the case then it wouldn't be doing its job of moving stagnant fluid out, increasing circulation, etc. The mark of a real massage is how the area feels several hours and even a day later. This machine absolutely passes that test. I usually have a 15 minute massage at the 3 setting at the beginning of the day when first sitting down at my desk, and my feet feel absolutely great the entire day, even if I am on them more than usual. The first week I had the machine I would have another massage end of day, but now that I have had the machine three weeks, I don't feel any need for more than one massage -- so it seems to have corrected some longer lasting damage very quickly and now just needs one regular session. I have a high pain threshold, so initially I tried the highest setting of 5. Holy Cow! That was way too much, and left me with a slightly swollen tendon in the upper ball of my right foot (which went back to normal after a night's sleep, so no big deal). I now use it set on 3 and that's perfect for me, where the positive effects of the massage last an entire day with no residual soreness/damage. Someone with larger feet who is physically larger may need the higher setting. Thus, the offered range of 1-5 should allow everyone to find their ideal setting. The price point would seem high if it didn't work so well, but it does. Compared to the average cost of a masseuse, this machine pays for itself in a very short time.

After a week of uses. It's not bad, I like it!Loves the roller action for it only having one style. Compression nice actually had to start low at first because my was sore sensitive. 2 times max. But now I'm between a level 3 and 4 on compression. So I say it relives pressure. I used it when I work from home the most. Nice decompression before start my shift and at the end. I do wish it had light top rollers but future upgrade I would buy.It this your budget get it. Of course it's better and worst but this decent and it does help with relief if that's your goal. Start low. Work up and should be good.