Reseñas de clientes para VEVOR Dispositivo Moldeador Corporal 3 en 1, para Celulitis con 3 Modos de Funcionamiento Ajustables y 60 Minutos de Uso Inalámbrico, con Ventosas para Espalda, Abdomen, Cintura, Brazos y Piernas

I've been using this slimming machine for a few weeks now and can already see some improvement in my problem areas. The circular design fits comfortably on different body parts and the controls are easy to understand. The rechargeable battery lasts a long time between charges.

Make sure to read the directions fully . This has a good suction . Get a good oil or lotion to use with it . I have seen good results with this . Takes time . Very useful device . Pretty easy to use once you read through instructions . Not painful at all . Can be relaxing .

I gave this item 4 stars because most people really don't want to wait weeks for something to show its effects, they want it to work yesterday. This thing is a tech item, but it's holistic as well. Personally I like holistic, I practice to an extent, herbology, meditation and the like. Actually does wonders for my pain management, won't necessarily remove loads of pain, but it helps me not get snappish when I do hurt. This item uses IR heating, TENS technology, and a tech version of cupping, but goes a step further and will do all of these at the same time. It just does it all at a muted level. The IR isn't going to burn your skin, the TENS doesn't make your muscles spasm and the cupping won't bruise you. It's all rather pleasant actually. The unit is lightweight, which makes it rather easy to keep moving around, the best suggestion I have here would be when using the cup, let it draw up your skin as prescribed and when ready to move angle the bottom of it up into the air, this will break the vacuum and you can easily move on. They always want me to express my opinion on value for the money, kinda hard to say on this yet, it'll take weeks... yada yada yada. Now once I've used it for a while I'll try to remember to get back and update, but in the short term, it might be worth it. Would I buy this again? Likely, I did enjoy the IR treatment on my face. Would I recommend it to others? So far, maybe, in the future we'll see.

Work once then it didnt turn on

It’s a pretty neat tool! Pros: - The cupping tool seems to be made well and a good quality item. - The price isn’t terrible at a little under $60 if this is something you’re into I would say give it a try! - It’s definitely lightweight which is super nice. - The suction is more powerful than I expected which is cool. - It has a few different settings for both suction and EMS. - It’s super easy to use! - When at its highest setting the EMS is more powerful than I expected. Cons: - I wish it came with better instructions on how to use it and exactly what it helps with. I had to look it up. - I’m not sure it’s relaxing for me. - I’ve used it a few times and it hasn’t needed charged yet so it seems the battery has a decent lifespan. Overall: - I actually like this tool and so does my daughter. I’m not totally sure it works since I haven’t used it too many times but it seems like maybe it does. It’s definitely doing something. If you’re into this definitely give this a try!

I wish the instructions were more clear on how to actually use this versus set up. A QR code with a video of using it would be helpful. The way it suctions makes me feel like it's pulling my skin and making it more elastic rather than tightening. Not sure I'll use it much.

i'm glad i could try this device, and i will continue to use it since i received it to review and can’t return it; but if i had purchased it, i would have returned. it has red light, EMS, and cupping functions. i ordered it for skin tightening, but like it more for cupping therapy, which is new to me. the suction is enough to cause redness on the high setting. the device feels sturdy and is easy for me to hold. the weight is a little lighter than a 12oz can of soda. it’s easy to use, with the buttons and indicator lights being simple and intuitive. the instruction manual is easy to read, too. the cups are easy to get on and off. i doubt that the red light is strong enough or the right wavelength to do anything, which is probably a good thing, since i wouldn’t want the light to damage my eyes. the main negative of this device is that the intensity of the ems inconsistent. i wondered whether it was even on at the lowest level, but i could feel it on the highest setting, and on some days it hurts, but other times it feels tolerable. i think it’s the actual output and not just that i feel it differently, because it has been so strong that it makes my face visibly twitch a few times. i’ve used this over a dozen times now, and when it feels too intense, i just go to a lower level, which works fine. i had it fully charged, and estimate that it worked for almost an hour on the highest ems and suction settings before needing to be recharged, kind of. the manual says that the lights will flash when the battery gets low, but that didn’t happen. it just stopped providing ems. the times that the ems felt really strong were within 5 uses after i had charged it (though not all 5 times). this is currently listed for almost $36, but when i ordered it, it was almost $58. if this costs over $45 i would call it a 2-star item and recommend not even considering it. at the $36 price point, it might be fine if you really want an ems and/or cupping device and have a limited

Worked a few times