HoMedics Ribbit Mini Handheld Massager, Vibrating Electric Massager with Comfort Grip and LED Light, Batteries Included, Comes in variable colors, Green, Blue or Pink (Color May Vary)

Was sent the wrong color yet will receive the correct one. Ordered the green.This thing is cute. The vibration is strong considering the size.The two lighting knobs are good for pressure points in the neck other places.It comes with batteries which is a plus.Sized so it can be used for any on the go activities. A nice gift for children or adults. Was happy to see this little thing delivered. Clever concept.

I personally love this little guy! It's plenty vibration for me. But let me clarify I'm in rehab right so muscles are more sensitive than some.My grandson was here & tried said it was ok, but probably not enough for deep tissue for him. So I guess it may depend on your sensitivity. But for me it fits to go on either side of my back bone. Definitely going to make the next few weeks better.

Works as described just not to me or my muscles I returned

This small, hand-held massager has whimsically been made to look like a frog. It runs on batteries, and gives a nice little massage--it has enough power to make it feel good. It is something that can only be used on places you can reach with your hand. It is very portable, so it can ride in the car with you, or go on trips.

I recently purchased the HoMedics Ribbit Mini Handheld Massager, and unfortunately, my experience was far from satisfactory. Here’s a detailed review:Design and Features:The design of the HoMedics Ribbit Mini Massager is cute and compact, with a comfort grip and an LED light. It comes in various colors, though you don’t get to choose the color you receive. The initial idea of a handheld massager with a vibrating feature is appealing, especially with batteries included.Performance and Durability:Sadly, the performance of this massager was disappointing. It broke after just a few weeks of use. The vibration weakened significantly before it stopped working altogether. For a product meant to provide relief and relaxation, this was a major letdown.Packaging Issues:The packaging was a significant issue. When I picked up the box from my mailbox, it was already vibrating and glowing due to the LED light being activated. This not only startled me but also suggested poor packaging and handling during shipping. A massager should be securely packaged to prevent accidental activation and ensure it arrives in good condition.Value:Given the short lifespan and the alarming packaging experience, I cannot recommend this product. It might be inexpensive, but the low quality and poor packaging make it a poor investment. It’s better to spend a little more on a reliable, well-packaged massager.Final Thoughts:The HoMedics Ribbit Mini Handheld Massager was a disappointment in both performance and packaging. Breaking after a few weeks and arriving in a way that scared me does not inspire confidence in the product. I would suggest looking for other options if you need a dependable and well-made massager.

Item gave me relief very soon while using and after stopping could feel instant comfort. It felt amazing after being told I need daily messages to work out knots in middle back

What's not to love about a Homedics product? Ordered this upon the recommendation of the occupational therapist that my grandson is seeing. My daughter uses this at home to help him relax his little muscles so he can get better mobility in his arms. Very easy to use, light weight to the grip, gentle vibration especially since he is a baby. The only thing I wish is I had a choice of color. Since we needed it right away the purple will do. Also, the price is very reasonable for the quality of the product.

I bought this for our beautiful son, who has a sensory processing disorder, among other things. Ok, lots of other things. But right now, he's been struggling more with some of his sensory stuff since a recent hospital procedure, and he does really well with vibrating stimuli on his jaw line and to the sides of his mouth, it helps calm him down and decrease his desire to chew on things that aren't meant to be. We had gotten rid of the prior one because he hadn't wanted to use it here at home for months, it too was a homedics, but a different product.So when this came today, I noticed that it wouldn't start even once the “Pull out to start” tab was yanked, and that the try me function didn't work. So I opened it up, and pictures are attached. The batteries in it had corroded, and the contents leaked all over the inside of the device. I was able to clean it up and new batteries did get it to start, however, given the corrosive nature of battery juice, I'm not sure now how long this thing is going to last, hence the three stars. I asked my daughter for a fairness meter on this, because I was leaning towards 2, and she said if it was a common problem reported by other reviewers then we should give it a 2, if not leave it at 3. I only saw 2 other reviewers mention that, so I'm going to go with her fairness meter on this one and leave it at three.I actually feel like as long as it's not put on a table while on, this isn't very loud...at least ours isn't. The noise didn't bother my little guy, and he's pretty sensitive about sounds. I have included a picture of the lights. I don't think they aren't bright so much as the color is intense, especially in a shaded room (kind of like a glow bracelet), and he's very distracted by them, and was wanting to look at the lights more then put the device up to the side of his face. I think perhaps the novelty of that will wear off though for him. I think the light is kind of one of those unnecessary features that will probably suck the battery down quicker, so unless you need that feature for a kiddo who would be amused by it, it may be better to get a device without it.So for us, the big problem was that it came with corroded and leaking batteries, which will more then likely affect how long this thing lasts, given how much of the contents were leaked out. So heads up...Update 3/21/17: This thing burned through a set of new batteries in 3 days with fairly minimal use. The other homedics one we had without the lights, the batteries lasted a few weeks. So I really can't recommend this product at all at this point based on how quickly it drains the batteries. It is always possible this is a side effect of the corroded and exploded batteries on our unit, but I recommend you consider a different massager...At this point, I am planning on getting a different one myself, because it would be more cost effective to do so then to keep buying batteries at this rate of usage...