In this video I reviewed the Bob and Brad S-Wave “massage gun,” and honestly, it’s not really fair to call it just a massage gun. On paper, the gun side is pretty standard: 8mm stroke length (so it’s gentler than most full-size 12–16mm guns), 5 speeds from 1,800 to 3,000 PPM, USB-C charging, a 2,000 mAh battery rated up to 3 hours, and it’s relatively quiet. Stall force felt impressively high for the size—around my estimate of ~30 lbs—though I’ll always say you shouldn’t be trying to stall a device anyway. You should be floating it over the tissue and letting it do the work. Where this thing becomes wild is the belt system. You screw the massager into a handle/belt setup, Velcro it to any length (up to about 3 feet), and add the little nodule attachments wherever you want. Then it turns into this full-body vibrating belt massager that can hit your neck, back, arms, legs, feet—areas you just can’t easily reach with a normal gun. It feels like a deep, shaking vibration that’s super relaxing, and I ended up using the belt more than the gun because it’s the unique part. My main nitpicks: the case doesn’t have a designated spot for the belt or the extra attachment pouch, the handle is awkward for “gun-only” use, and I wish one side rotated. At $120 with a 1-year warranty and a 10-minute auto shutoff, I still think it’s a ton of value—especially if you want versatility or you’re buying for someone who needs easier reach (like elderly users).