Research-based review. This review was synthesized from public reviews listed under Sources. GoSavify has not tested Hyperice products yet, and the score is our estimate from that evidence. How we review.
4.3
out of 5
Medium evidence
High-quality recovery devices with fast support, though parts and warranty rules frustrate some owners.
Best for: Athletes who want a massage gun or compression boots from a leading brand.
What people like
- Trustpilot rating of 4.6 from about 790 reviews
- Fast, friendly support, per reviewers
- Open-box items cost much less
What could be better
- Returns cost $15
- Replacement parts can be unavailable
- Strict warranty rules
What Hyperice sells
Prices from hyperice.com; the store's price at checkout is the one that counts. Photos: Hyperice.
Is Hyperice legit?
Short answer: yes, Hyperice is a real store, and our score is 4.3 out of 5. The main caveat: returns cost $15.
It sells massage guns, compression boots, heat wraps and vibrating rollers through its own website, hyperice.com. Public ratings: Trustpilot (hyperice.com) 4.6 (786). Returns: Returns within 30 days of delivery for a refund, minus $15 for shipping, handling and restocking.
Our take: a legitimate brand worth considering.
Quality
Hyperice averages 4.6 across about 790 Trustpilot reviews. Reviewers describe the massage and recovery devices as high quality; some were left with broken equipment when parts weren't available.
Price and value
Accessories start around $25, massage guns run about $149 to $349, and compression boots much more. Open-box items cost less, such as Normatec Elite Legs at $849 instead of $1,099.
Shipping and returns
US orders over $50 ship free; smaller orders ship express for $25. Returns within 30 days of delivery are refunded minus $15 for shipping, handling and restocking.
Customer service
Hyperice replies to most negative reviews, and reviewers praise quick fixes and discounts for out-of-warranty items. Some found agents slow with urgent problems.
Hyperice alternatives
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What is Hyperice?
Hyperice makes Hypervolt massage guns, Normatec compression boots, Venom heat wraps and vibrating rollers and balls. Massage guns cost about $199 to $349 and Normatec more.
Category: Health & Wellness
Website: hyperice.com
