Massage-gun attachments and controls: what the exact manual can tell you

The named Theragun three-head set

The exact Dampener, Standard Ball, and Thumb set is documented in three current Theragun kits: Black Mini (3rd Gen), Navy Relief, and PRO Plus; Grey R-WMG10 does not match because it has one fixed working head plus casings. Read the R-WMG10 head description; find this same named-head answer set.

RENPHO's exact R-WMG12 Active Mini Thermacool manual lists an EVA Ball plus Air Cushioning, Bullet, U-shaped and Heat & Cool heads; that distinct five-head list does not document the Dampener, Standard Ball and Thumb set. Read the R-WMG12 head assessment rather than inferring the named trio from its head count.

The exact Dampener, Standard Ball and Thumb set is documented in three current Theragun kits: the Black Mini (3rd Gen), Navy Relief and PRO Plus. Bob and Brad Q2 Ultra Max Mini names Ball, Bullet, Infrared Heated, Fork and Cushion heads; Q2 Pro Mini names its Heat & Cold Head plus four unnamed heads; Q2 Mini lists five unnamed heads. Q2 Ultra, C2 Pro and T2 Ultra likewise do not establish this exact trio. The separate earlier Black Sense (1st Gen) has the named trio plus a Micro-point head but is included only when earlier models are selected. X6 Ultra lists a Ball, Air Cushion, U-shaped, Bullet, Rubber Sleeve/Metal and Far Infrared Therapy head; X6 Pro Max lists an auto heat/cold head and titanium-alloy head, but neither exact package documents the Dampener/Standard Ball/Thumb trio. The R-WMG12 Active Mini Thermacool lists an EVA Ball plus Air Cushioning, Bullet, U-shaped and Heat & Cool heads; that distinct five-head list does not supply the named Theragun set. R-WMG08's manual names Ball, Bullet, U-shaped, Crescent and Heating heads, but the page's technical list conflicts and neither source establishes the required trio. See the exact R-WMG08 head-name caveat. Unnamed additional heads do not count as proof of this exact set. Compare the X6 Ultra package record, X6 Pro Max attachment review and R-WMG12 head assessment rather than inferring the named trio from general head counts.

Read the Black Mini's attachment assessment, the Relief three-head kit review and the PRO Plus included-head assessment. Find current reviewed kits containing all three named heads.

The separate Black R-C002S Active+ kit lists five heads, but its page/manual naming difference does not establish the exact Dampener, Standard Ball and Thumb trio either. Check the R-C002S attachment-name comparison; a five-head count is not interchangeable with the exact named-head requirement.

An Air Compression head in the box

Two reviewed kits name an Air Compression head: Lifepro Sonic and Sonic Pro. Grey R-WMG10 does not match; its exact manual describes one fixed heat-capable steel head and silicone casings, not an air-compression attachment. Read its exact head evidence; find the same Air Compression answer set.

Two reviewed kits name an Air Compression head: Lifepro Sonic and Sonic Pro; neither page establishes that the head is a universal fit for other guns. The reviewed Bob and Brad Q2 Ultra Max Mini, Q2 Pro Mini, Q2 Mini and X6 Pro Max packages do not name Air Compression; X6 Ultra names an Air Cushion head, which is not the named Air Compression attachment. RENPHO's R-WMG12 Active Mini Thermacool manual calls its separate attachment Air Cushioning, not Air Compression, so its five-head package does not pass this exact-name request either. R-WMG08's exact manual and page do not document an Air Compression head; the page's conflicting technical roster cannot resolve that gap. Review the exact R-WMG08 head evidence. Do not treat the similar words as equivalent. The Q2 Mini leaves all five head identities unspecified. Check the exact package list, not an image or generic attachment count. The X6 Ultra, X6 Pro Max and Active Mini Thermacool reviews preserve their respective Air Cushion/Air Cushioning/thermal wording without reclassifying it as Air Compression.

Compare the standard Sonic's eight-head listing with the Sonic Pro's nine-head package. Find all reviewed kits listing Air Compression.

The Black Active+ R-C002S page and exact manual list Bullet, Crescent, Annular Cushion/Flat, Ball and U-shaped heads, not Air Compression. The source naming conflict does not supply evidence of that distinct attachment. Read the R-C002S head list and naming caveat.

A heated head must be included

Thirty-two current reviewed packages meet the included heated-head answer, including Hypervolt 3 and 3 Pro. The current Black Active+ R-C002S has no heated head listed, unlike the distinct thermacool R-WMG12; read the R-C002S package assessment rather than transferring features from its similarly named sibling. Cycle 29 adds the compact Black R-WMG12 Active Mini Thermacool: its exact manual lists a detachable Heat & Cool head with four heat and four cooling levels, while the product page/manual temperature figures remain maker claims rather than tested contact readings. Hyperice's two current full-size kits list Heated Head Attachment 3 with a separate USB-C charge cable; this is not built-in body heat, and it differs from separately sold older Hypervolt 1/2 Heated Head Attachment. These implementations are not equivalent. D5 Ultra lists an Infrared Heating Massage Head with red-light language; the exact head count differs between the written list and product artwork, and the page does not give a numeric thermal setpoint. D5 Pro Plus's written kit inventory includes a heated head, but the package text says five total while the exact-page image names six types; the supplied five-head mapping is not settled. C2 Ultra and A2 Ultra list different infrared/red-light heating heads; A2 Pro and T2 Pro list heat/cold heads, while C2 Pro also lists a Heat & Cold Head. L7 Ultra lists a separately charged Heat & Red Light Therapy Head, D3 Ultra Max lists a 4-in-1 heat/light attachment, and Creamy Beige C2 Ultra names a heated head; those are distinct from L9 ReachMax and TheraPanel, whose written kits do not list heat. A7 Mini's included aluminum-alloy head is prepared outside the device, not heated by a powered heater; M7 Plus Mini names an Infrared Heat & Blue Light head. D6 Ultra lists 104°F and 113°F maker settings; A2 Pro and T2 Pro artwork labels 104°F and 113°F heat presets, and their T2 Pro image also labels 50°F/59°F cold presets. A2 Ultra's page-linked art labels red/near-infrared wavelengths and heat presets. These are product-page claims, not measured contact temperatures or therapeutic outcomes. A7 Pro's four heat/cold settings do not name an individual thermal head; X6 Pro's metal head requires external preparation; X6 Ultra separately lists a Far Infrared Therapy Head, while X6 Pro Max lists an auto heat/cold head and a titanium-alloy head. The Pro Max illustration labels temperature indicators, not verified contact temperatures; the Ultra page gives no numeric temperature setpoint. Q2 Ultra Max Mini names an Infrared Heated Head; Pro Mini names a Heat & Cold Head but gives no numeric temperature.

For the Hypervolt 3 attachment and charger split, read the standard Hypervolt 3 and 3 Pro package assessments. See the A7 Pro, A7 Mini, A2 Pro, A2 Ultra, C2 Pro, C2 Ultra, L7 Ultra, D3 Ultra Max, Creamy Beige C2 Ultra, D5 Ultra, D5 Pro Plus, D6 Ultra, D6 Pro Max+, D6 Pro Plus, D6 Ultra Max, M7 Plus Mini, Q2 Pro Mini, Q2 Ultra Max Mini, Q2 Ultra, T2 Pro, T2 Ultra, X6 Pro, X6 Ultra, X6 Pro Max, Sonic LX, Sonic Pro, Mini Plus, Prime Plus and PRO Plus package reviews. Find reviewed packages listing a heated head.

The reviewed kit must not include a heated head

Fourteen current reviewed kits have no heated head listed in the exact package, including Hypervolt 2, Go 2 and Go 3; none can borrow a separately sold head to change this package answer. Lifepro DynaFlex and standard Sonic, standard Bob and Brad C2 Deep Tissue and T2, TheraPanel 4-Head, L9 ReachMax, Theragun Prime (6th Gen), Sense (2nd Gen) and Navy Relief are the other no-heated-head matches. T2 and standard C2 each list a five-head case package without heat, while L9's four-head list does not itemize head shapes. D5 Pro is another no-heat full-size package, but its kit lists a case, five heads and a USB-C cable; its Air Cushion is not the questionnaire's exact Air Compression head. The maker publishes 51 dB and no-more-than-60 dB without test conditions, while runtime wording conflicts. Hypervolt 2 lists a head-attachment pouch rather than a full-gun case, and the Go 2 inventory names no case; Go 3 lists a case but its kit still does not list heat. Q2 Mini's supplied heat status remains unknown and does not pass this strict opposite answer. X6 Pro's externally prepared metal head, X6 Ultra's Far Infrared Therapy Head and X6 Pro Max's auto heat/cold head are not no-heat packages. Sense (1st Gen) remains earlier-only. This answer concerns the exact box, not optional accessories.

Compare the Hypervolt 2, Go 2 and Go 3 alongside the D5 Pro, standard C2 Deep Tissue kit, standard T2 kit, DynaFlex package, standard Sonic kit, Prime (6th Gen) kit, Sense (2nd Gen) package and Relief kit; the earlier first-generation Sense review explains why a generation choice matters. Find current reviewed kits with no heated head listed in the package.

Compact body plus the exact three named attachments

Under compact plus the exact three-head set, only the Theragun Mini (3rd Gen) currently satisfies both; Mini Plus has one heated head and the compact Dyna Mini inventory is conflicted, so neither matches the exact named set. Q2 Ultra's package names an infrared-heating head plus four other contact heads, while C2 Pro names a Heat & Cold Head and leaves four other head names unspecified; neither listing establishes the exact Dampener/Standard Ball/Thumb set. The result is tied to the reviewed Black Mini kit and manual, not a general claim about every Theragun finish or a separately sold bundle.

Read the Theragun Mini assessment. Find compact devices with that exact included set.

Full-size body plus an included Air Compression head

For full-size plus Air Compression in the kit, Sonic and Sonic Pro match; compare their separate heat claims and noise/spec uncertainty before treating them as substitutes. Prime, Sense, Prime Plus, PRO Plus, T2 Ultra, X6 Ultra and X6 Pro Max are full-size but their exact reviewed kits do not name Air Compression. T2 Ultra's four additional heads remain unnamed in the exact package list, which is not evidence that one is Air Compression. The full-size X6 Ultra names an Air Cushion head, not Air Compression; the X6 Pro Max written list does not name Air Compression either. Matching head names do not establish cross-model compatibility.

Read Sonic and Sonic Pro; compare the Prime, Sense, Prime Plus and PRO Plus, X6 Ultra and X6 Pro Max package assessments. Find the full-size Air Compression set.

Full-size body plus Dampener, Standard Ball and Thumb

For a current full-size kit requiring all three named percussion heads, Relief and PRO Plus match. Relief lists exactly the Dampener, Standard Ball and Thumb; PRO Plus lists those among five percussion heads and also includes heat and vibration. The compact Mini has the same trio but is not full-size; the earlier Black Sense (1st Gen) has the trio plus Micro-point but requires earlier=yes, and its listed 725 g is distinct from Relief's converted 621 g figure. The Bob and Brad C2 Pro and T2 Ultra package lists leave four head names unspecified, so their general head-count claims cannot establish this exact combination. X6 Ultra and X6 Pro Max likewise do not document the three exact names; neither a thermal-head label nor an unresolved extra-head count is a match.

Read the Relief three-head package and PRO Plus head and weight assessment, compare the earlier Sense kit, Prime Plus and compact Mini. Find current full-size kits with those three named heads.

Full-size, Air Compression and a heated head required

Adding a required heated head to full-size plus Air Compression narrows this library to Sonic Pro: its nine-head list names both; standard Sonic omits the heated head, Sonic LX, Prime Plus and PRO Plus do not list Air Compression, and Sense and standard Prime list two-head packages without the requested combination. T2 Ultra is full-size and heated but its exact page does not name an Air Compression head; the additional heads are unspecified. The result depends on exact reviewed boxes, not an assumption that accessories transfer between models.

Read the Sonic Pro's nine-head kit assessment and compare the PRO Plus Air Compression exclusion. Find full-size kits listing both requested heads.

Full-size, Air Compression and no heated head included

The opposing full-size, Air Compression, no-heated-head combination leaves standard Sonic; Sonic Pro is ruled out by its included heated head, while Prime, Sense, Prime Plus, PRO Plus and T2 Ultra do not identify Air Compression in their exact listed kits. If package contents matter, verify the selected color and seller's exact box before purchase.

Read the standard Sonic assessment and compare the Prime and Sense package assessments. Find the full-size Air Compression kit without a listed heated head.

Compact format with a heated head required

Cycle 64: Sixteen compact kits match a required heat-capable head; Grey R-WMG10 is included because its fixed steel head has a heat function, though its casings are not separate attachments. Read the exact R-WMG10 head and heat review; find this same compact heated-head answer set.

Sixteen compact kits match a required included heated head, adding the fixed-heat Grey R-WMG10, L7 Ultra, the separate Creamy Beige C2 Ultra and the Black R-WMG12 Active Mini Thermacool. Black R-WMG08 is not in this compact set: it has a thermal head but is grouped as full-size in this editorial comparison. Read the R-WMG10's fixed-head review; read the R-WMG08 form and thermal assessment. The R-WMG12 lists a detachable Heat & Cool head in a five-head kit and a manufacturer-listed 430 g body mass; neither its temperature range nor weight is an independent measurement. L7's thermal-light head charges separately; Beige C2 lists a named heated head in a five-head kit and is not the dark C2 Ultra SKU. A7 Pro, A7 Mini, A2 Pro, A2 Ultra, C2 Pro, dark C2 Ultra, M7 Plus Mini, Mini Plus, Q2 Ultra Max Mini, Q2 Pro Mini, Q2 Ultra and T2 Pro are the other matches. The included heads differ: A7 Mini's aluminum head is prepared externally rather than powered, while standard C2 and T2 are not heated. Q2 Mini's exact text package does not name a heated head, so it remains unknown rather than passing this strict filter. Hyperice's Go 2 and Go 3 are compact packages but list no heated head.

Read the Active Mini Thermacool's exact heat-and-cooling head and safety assessment alongside these other compact configurations.

Compare the A7 Pro, A7 Mini, A2 Pro, A2 Ultra, C2 Pro, C2 Ultra, M7 Plus Mini, Mini Plus, Q2 Ultra Max Mini, Q2 Pro Mini, Q2 Ultra and T2 Pro. Find compact kits listing a heated head.

Compare the separately assessed A7 Mini and M7 Plus Mini: their included heads meet the site's broad heat-related inclusion tag by different means, and neither replaces the other compact matches.

Exact heat-bearing compact kits added in this cycle: A2 Pro, A2 Ultra and T2 Pro.

The C2 package changes when heat is essential

Cycle 64: For compact format, a heat-capable head, and a listed case, fifteen packages match; Grey R-WMG10 qualifies with a fixed heated steel head and manual-listed case. Read the exact R-WMG10 package limits; find this same compact heated-case answer set.

With compact format, a case required and no heated head listed, six packages match; Opove M3 Mini joins the five earlier matches with a page-listed 263 g body, five heads and a carrying case. This is not a comfort measure or safety approval. Read the M3 Mini assessment; find the same compact no-heat, cased-package answer set.

For compact format, an included heated head and a case, fifteen packages match. Grey R-WMG10 adds a 356 g manual-listed body, one fixed heat-capable steel head, and a manual-listed case; its installed-casing basis is unstated. Read the R-WMG10 package and safety assessment. RENPHO R-WMG12 adds a distinct configuration: a 430 g listed body with a detachable Heat & Cool head and carry case; the temperature claims are untested, and the manual cautions people sensitive to heat or cold. Read the R-WMG12 package and safety assessment. Cycle 23 adds L7 Ultra and Creamy Beige C2 Ultra: the L7's thermal head is separately charged, while the Beige C2 has its own named heated head and a 680 g listing; it is not the dark infrared C2 Ultra SKU. A2 Pro, A2 Ultra and T2 Pro also differ in thermal attachment, and the standard C2 and T2 remain no-heat package distinctions. Hypervolt Go 3 has a case but lists no heated head, while Go 2 lists neither a case nor heat. These are box-content facts, not a verdict that one attachment is medically preferable.

Compare the L7 Ultra, Creamy Beige C2 Ultra, A2 Pro, A2 Ultra, T2 Pro, dark C2 Ultra thermal kit, C2 Pro kit and standard C2 five-head/case package. Find compact kits with both an included heated head and case.

With compact format, a case required and no heated head listed, five packages match: Ekrin BANTAM joins Hypervolt Go 3, L9 ReachMax, standard C2 Deep Tissue and standard T2. BANTAM's exact kit lists four heads but no heated head, and Ekrin lists a travel case; the manual states the wall adapter is not included. Go 3 lists a case and two unheated heads, Flat and Wedge; Go 2 does not list a case. The L9's four-head list does not name a heated head; its 180-minute figure is charge duration, not runtime. C2 Deep Tissue has conflicting dB claims and T2's figures conflict differently. Read the BANTAM, Go 3 and L9 package reviews. Find compact kits with a case and no listed heated head.

Full-size format with a heated head required

With full-size format and a heated head required, seventeen current kits match. Hypervolt 3 and 3 Pro each include Heated Head Attachment 3, which is separately charged rather than built-in body heat; their weights and other specifications differ. The other fifteen are D3 Ultra Max, D5 Ultra, D5 Pro Plus, D6 Pro Max+, D6 Pro Plus, D6 Ultra, D6 Ultra Max, T2 Ultra, X6 Pro, X6 Ultra, X6 Pro Max, Sonic LX, Sonic Pro, Prime Plus and PRO Plus. D5 Ultra's written package lists an infrared head and case, while D5 Pro Plus lists a heated head and case but leaves the exact other five-head shapes unresolved. Their missing weight/dB/runtime data differs from the other packages. D6 Ultra lists an infrared head with two settings; X6 Pro's metal head is warmed or chilled outside the device; X6 Ultra includes a named Far Infrared Therapy Head; X6 Pro Max lists an automatically heated/cooled head alongside a titanium-alloy head. These are different package features, not evidence of equivalent temperatures or outcomes; the remaining packages list their own heated attachments and instructions. D6 Ultra's exact store kit names eight heads but the brand page's separate seven-head statement has a different count basis; X6 Pro's page also leaves the relation between its metal head and a separate five-head statement unclear.

Compare Hypervolt 3 and 3 Pro with D5 Ultra, D5 Pro Plus, D6 Ultra, T2 Ultra, X6 Pro, X6 Ultra, X6 Pro Max, Sonic LX, Sonic Pro, Prime Plus and PRO Plus. Find full-size packages listing a heated head.

Compare D5 Ultra, D5 Pro Plus, D6 Ultra, T2 Ultra, X6 Pro, X6 Ultra, X6 Pro Max, Sonic LX, Sonic Pro, Prime Plus and PRO Plus. Find full-size packages listing a heated head.

Full-size, three named percussion heads and heat

With full-size format, the three named heads and an included heated head required, PRO Plus is the only match; it lists Dampener, Standard Ball and Thumb among five percussion heads plus a separate Heated Percussive Plus attachment. Prime Plus has heat but lists Wedge instead of Thumb, while the compact Mini has the named trio but is not full-size.

Compare the PRO Plus's exact seven-attachment package, the Prime Plus head list and the compact Mini set. Find full-size kits with the named heads and included heat.

Current packages with a documented heated head

Thirty-six reviewed current packages meet the included heated-head filter; Grey R-WMG10 qualifies with one fixed heat-capable steel head, not a detachable thermal attachment. Read its exact head description; find the same included-heat answer set.

Cycle 33: Thirty-four reviewed current packages meet the included heated-head filter; the R-C001SH manual lists one removable Heating & Cooling head, though the product page's technical head list differs. The exact review explains why the six-head page/manual roster is not harmonized and why heat/cooling are alternative modes on one head. Read the Power+ Thermacool evidence; find the same included-heat set.

Cycle 49 incremental update: Thirty-five reviewed current packages meet the included heated-head filter; TimTam PRO V3.0 lists a Hot-Cold-LED head, while its current page and manual differ on the head roster and do not establish a tested contact temperature. Read the exact package and attachment caveats; find the same included-heat set.

Cycle 32 baseline: thirty-three reviewed current packages met the included heated-head filter. The Black RENPHO Active+ Thermacool R-WMG08 manual lists an included heating head and its page describes one heating/cooling attachment with two heat and two cold levels; the page's technical head roster differs, and none of the temperatures is independently tested. Read the R-WMG08 package and thermal caveats. Cycle 29 adds the separate RENPHO Active Mini Thermacool R-WMG12: its manual lists a detachable Heat & Cool head with four heat levels (39–45°C / 102–113°F) and four cooling levels (8–14°C / 46–57°F), alternative modes on one head. Those too are maker specifications, not independently tested contact readings; the manual cautions heat/cold-sensitive users and restricts body areas. Read the R-WMG12 thermal and safety assessment. Cycle 23 adds L7 Ultra, D3 Ultra Max and Creamy Beige C2 Ultra, each with its own exact-package distinction: L7's Heat & Red Light Therapy Head is separately charged, D3 lists a 4-in-1 heat/red-light attachment, and Beige C2 names a heated head in a five-head kit. Cycle 24 adds Hypervolt 3 and 3 Pro with a separately charged Heated Head Attachment 3. These maker descriptions do not establish tested contact temperature or treatment outcome. D3's remaining seven heads are not named in the written list; no sibling kit fills that gap.

Compare Hypervolt 3, 3 Pro, the exact L7 Ultra, D3 Ultra Max, Creamy Beige C2 Ultra, D6 Pro Max+, D6 Pro Plus, D6 Ultra Max and non-heated D6 Pro assessments. Find packages listing an included heated head.

Current packages with no heated head documented

Twenty-three current-only reviewed kits match the no-heated-head filter; Grey R-WMG10 is excluded because its one fixed steel working head includes a heat function, and silicone casings do not make it heat-free. Read the exact heat configuration; find this same current-only no-heat answer set.

Twenty-three current-only reviewed kits match this no-heated-head filter; the Opove Apex and M3 Pro six-head kits and M3 Mini five-head kit list no heated head. The head names do not establish a treatment effect or imply a heat function. Read Apex, M3 Pro and M3 Mini; find the same no-heated-head answer set.

The Black R-WMG05 Ascend is another current-only full-size match: its exact manual lists no heated head and calls its head Air Cushioning, not the questionnaire's distinct Air Compression attachment. Its package list is not evidence about sibling models. Read the exact Black R-WMG05 assessment; find the same no-heated-head answer set.

Among the 23 current-only matches, the exact Ekrin Kestrel Black, B37 v2 Green and BANTAM kits and Hypervolt 2, 2 Pro, Go 2 and Go 3 packages list no heated head; this is package documentation, not a claim about an unlisted function. The R-C002S Active+ package lists five heads without a heated head, but its product page and manual differ on amplitude, dimensions, runtime and dB ceiling. The Hypervolt 2 Pro attachment pouch is not a full-gun case; the Go 2 kit lists no case. The Black R-WMG08 and R-WMG12 Thermacool packages do include heat-capable heads, so neither belongs in this no-heat set. Read the R-WMG08 exact-package distinction. None of these attributes should be inferred from a neighboring configuration.

RENPHO R-WMG12 is excluded from this no-heat answer because its exact manual lists an included detachable Heat & Cool head; the heat/cooling modes are alternatives, not simultaneous features. Read the exact package and safety notes.

Compare the R-C002S, Kestrel Black, B37 v2 Green and BANTAM with Hypervolt 2 Pro, the Hypervolt 2, Go 2, Go 3, L9 ReachMax, TheraPanel 4-Head and four D6 reviews: D6 Pro, D6 Pro Max+, D6 Pro Plus and D6 Ultra Max. Find current reviewed kits without a heated head listed.

Full-size format and a heated head

Read the exact Black R-WMG08 review for its 676 g manual weight, included heat/cooling head and unresolved page/manual head-list difference.

With full-size format and a heated head required, twenty current kits match, including TimTam PRO V3.0 with its page-listed Hot-Cold-LED head; the current page and manual differ on total head roster. Review the exact TimTam package and count conflict. The R-C001SH manual lists a removable Heating & Cooling head; its product-page head roster differs. Read the exact model review. R-WMG08's exact package includes one removable heating/cooling head; its other head identities are not reconciled across page and manual. These records differ in weight, speeds, stroke, claimed force and dB figure; the grouping is not an ergonomic conclusion. D3 Ultra Max lists an eight-head kit with one 4-in-1 Heat & Red Light head, but the other seven forms are not itemized. The D6 Pro remains non-heated, and its siblings do not inherit one another's weight or runtime facts.

Read the exact Hypervolt 3, 3 Pro, D3 Ultra Max, D6 Pro Max+, D6 Pro Plus and D6 Ultra Max reviews, then find full-size heated-head packages.

Current-only models with a heated head

Cycle 64: With earlier=no and heat required, 36 current packages match; Grey R-WMG10 qualifies because its single fixed steel head has a heat function, while its four silicone casings are not separate working heads. Read the exact R-WMG10 head review; find this same current-only heated-head answer set.

With earlier=no and a heated head required, thirty-six current-only reviewed packages match. Grey R-WMG10 qualifies on its one fixed heat-capable steel head; its casings are not separate motorized attachments. TimTam PRO V3.0 lists a Hot-Cold-LED head, but the current page and manual differ on total head roster; neither supports a tested contact temperature. Read the exact package and attachment caveats. Black Power+ Thermacool R-C001SH lists one removable thermal head; this is current R-C001SH, not the historical R-C001. Read the exact R-C001SH package review. The current Black R-WMG08 remains in this result with its included interchangeable heat/cooling head; its manual lists two heat and two cold levels as alternative modes, while its technical head roster differs from the page's specification list. These are maker ranges, not independent contact-temperature evidence. Read the R-WMG08 thermal and package caveats. Read the R-WMG10 fixed-head evidence. RENPHO R-WMG12 also joins the exact set with its detachable included Heat & Cool head; its four heat and four cooling levels are alternative modes, with maker-only temperature claims. Read the R-WMG12 thermal and safety review. Hypervolt 3 and 3 Pro add exact heated-head kits; the five cycle-23 Bob and Brad records split three ways: L7 Ultra lists a separately charged Heat & Red Light head, D3 Ultra Max lists a 4-in-1 heat/light head, and Creamy Beige C2 Ultra lists a heated head; L9 ReachMax and TheraPanel do not list a heated head in their exact package inventories. None of the new thermal descriptions is an independently measured temperature or therapeutic result, and the dark C2 Ultra remains a different SKU.

Compare Hypervolt 3, 3 Pro, L7 Ultra, D3 Ultra Max, Creamy Beige C2 Ultra, L9 ReachMax, TheraPanel, D6 Pro Max+, D6 Pro Plus, D6 Ultra Max and the standard D6 Pro. Find the same current-only heated set.

Adding earlier identification does not add a heated-head match

Cycle 64: With earlier=yes and heat required, the same 36 current-reference packages match; Grey R-WMG10 remains a current model, with a fixed heat-capable head and non-removable working head rather than interchangeable attachment heads. Read the exact model assessment; find this same earlier-enabled heated-head answer set.

With earlier=yes and a heated head required, the same thirty-six current-reference packages match. Grey R-WMG10 remains current and has a fixed, heat-capable steel working head, not a detachable set of percussion attachments. TimTam PRO V3.0 remains in the current set with its page-listed Hot-Cold-LED head, though its current page/manual head rosters differ and do not establish a contact-temperature test. Read the exact package and attachment review. Black Power+ Thermacool R-C001SH remains current, while historical R-C001 remains a distinct name. Read the exact current R-C001SH assessment. Read the R-WMG08 assessment, the R-WMG12 assessment, and the R-WMG10 review. Hypervolt 3 and 3 Pro, L7 Ultra, D3 Ultra Max and Creamy Beige C2 Ultra have distinct exact heated-head records. The earlier Black Sense (1st Gen) still has no heated head in its documented package; enabling earlier identification changes none of these package facts.

Review Hypervolt 3, 3 Pro, L7 Ultra, D3 Ultra Max, Creamy Beige C2 Ultra, L9 ReachMax, TheraPanel, D6 Pro Max+, D6 Pro Plus, D6 Ultra Max and earlier Black Sense packages. Find the same heated set with earlier identification enabled.

Earlier identification plus a kit without a heated head

With earlier=yes and heat=not_included, 29 reviewed configurations match. The separately assessed Hypervolt GO 55000 001-00 joins the three original Bluetooth/non-Bluetooth Hypervolt records because its exact specification lists Bullet and Flat heads without a heated head; the 54000 Plus remains unmatched because its five heads are unnamed and heat status is not established. This is a library configuration result, not a current-stock claim or a guarantee about seller-created used bundles. Read the GO identity and kit review beside the 53000 non-Bluetooth, 53100 Bluetooth, and 54020 Plus Bluetooth assessments; find the exact earlier-enabled no-heat answer.

Cycle 66 historical snapshot: Before those two original Bluetooth records were adjudicated, 25 reviewed kits matched; the earlier DynaSphere joins from its manual-defined five-head kit, which lists no heated head. Its manual weight of 2.1 lb conflicts with Lifepro’s under-2-lb campaign claim, so it cannot meet a hard numeric weight limit.

For the same earlier-enabled no-heat answer, compare DynaSphere's five named manual-listed heads and weight limitation with the DynaFlex, Sonic, standard C2 Deep Tissue, and the current Opove Apex, M3 Pro and M3 Mini assessments; find the same answer set.

Cycle 32 interaction update: With earlier=yes and no heated head listed in the exact package, twenty-one reviewed kits match, including current Black R-WMG05 Ascend; the manual's Air Cushioning head is not an Air Compression head. The paragraph below preserves the twenty-kit cycle 31 count and comparison notes. Read the exact R-WMG05 package assessment; find this same earlier-enabled, no-heated-head set.

With earlier=yes and no heated head listed in the exact package, twenty reviewed kits match. The R-C002S is included with its current no-heated-head, travel-case kit and source-listed 676 g weight; its dB and runtime conflicts remain separate limits. By contrast, Black R-WMG08 has a listed detachable heating/cooling head and is not in this no-heat result, even though its thermal modes are alternatives. Read the R-WMG08 exact-package distinction beside R-C002S. Kestrel Black, B37 v2 Green and BANTAM join Hypervolt 2 Pro, Hypervolt 2, Go 2 and Go 3, L9 ReachMax, TheraPanel 4-Head, D5 Pro, D6 Pro, standard C2 Deep Tissue, standard T2, DynaFlex, standard Sonic, Prime (6th Gen), Sense (2nd Gen), Navy Relief and the earlier Black Sense. The Ekrin pages/manuals list no heated head in these three kits. The Pro's five-head kit has no heated head, and its pouch is for heads, not the full device. The D6 Pro remains distinct from heated siblings, and its conflicting runtime and unresolved case are not repaired by the no-heat answer.

Compare the R-C002S, Kestrel Black, B37 v2 Green and BANTAM with Hypervolt 2 Pro, Hypervolt 2, Go 2, Go 3, L9 ReachMax, TheraPanel 4-Head, D6 Pro, heated Pro Max+, Pro Plus and Ultra Max, plus the earlier Black Sense. Find non-heated packages with earlier identification enabled.

Current-only identification plus a package without heat

With earlier=no and no heated head listed in the exact package, twenty-three current kits match, including the three individually reviewed Opove configurations. A no-heated-head listing is a package distinction, not a use or therapeutic recommendation. Apex, M3 Pro and M3 Mini; find the same current-only no-heat answer set.

Cycle 32 interaction update: With earlier=no and no heated head listed in the exact package, twenty current kits match, including Black R-WMG05 Ascend; its case is listed in the exact manual, but its conflicting weight claims do not qualify it for any gram ceiling. The paragraph below preserves the nineteen-kit cycle 31 count. Read the exact R-WMG05 package assessment; find this same current-only, no-heated-head set.

With earlier=no and no heated head listed in the exact package, nineteen reviewed kits match. R-C002S is one current match: its five-head package lists no heated head, while Black R-WMG08 and the separate R-WMG12 each include a detachable thermal head and do not qualify here. Read the R-WMG08 exact-package distinction beside the R-C002S review and R-WMG12 review. Find current-only packages without a listed heated head.