Relief for neck pain and stiff neck
Neck pains happen to everyone and most of the time you don't know why. And when you have neck pains it usually means you have stiff neck as well.
The restricted range of motion when you have a stiff neck can make routine activities, like driving your kids to school, difficult.
The Xiaomi Omega Jeeback G2 simulates the three principles of massage: kneading, scraping, and acupuncture, to quickly relieve neck pains and stiffness.
The device is equipped with 3 electrodes that are used to transmit low voltage currents to treat the pain. This is called the Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) therapy.
TENS is used to treat both chronic (long lasting) and acute (short-term) pain. It is commonly used for treating neck pain, labor pain, cancer pain, bursitis, tendinitis, fibromyalgia-related joint, bone, or muscle problems, and osteoporosis-related joint, bone, or muscle problems.
To help with circulation, the Jeeback G2 is also equiped with a heating function that keeps a constant temperature of 42°C.
There are 15 power levels to choose from depending on the severity of the injury. You can also select the type of massage and how long you want it to run through an app on your smartphone or through the included remote.
The Jeeback only weighs 190 grams. Light enough to be carried around with you in a bag. It's perfect for use while you work on your desk job or in the car while driving. A stiff neck is the last thing you want to have while you're driving. It's the last thing you want , period.
As for the battery, it can last up to 8 days if used daily for 30 minutes.
Pros
- Relieves neck pain
- Cheap
- Light and portable
- Can be used while sitting or standing
- Heating function
- 2nd generation product
Cons
- Manual in Chinese
Conclusion:
The neck relief tool, Necksaviour, may be a good option to fix your neck but it requires you to lie down. The Xiaomi Jeeback can be used while sitting down or standing up. They're about the same price. The Necksaviour is £30 while the Jeeback is around $40 and seems to be the better option.
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