Pulseroll Mini vs Hypervolt GO

In this Pulseroll Mini vs Hypervolt GO review, we will compare two popular mini massage guns that can help you with your warm-up and recovery routines while you are on the road.

Is the UK-designed Pulseroll Mini, which you might have seen in the hands of boxing sensation Anthony Joshua, also the right fit for your needs? Or should you opt for one of the best-selling devices in the US, the Hypervolt GO?

This side-by-side comparison will help you find out.

Comparison: Pulseroll Mini vs Hypervolt GO

Amplitude

With an amplitude of 8 mm, the Pulseroll Mini literally comes up short against the Hypervolt GO and its amplitude of 10 mm. Either way, this makes both devices suitable for a vibrational and surface-level massage, but not so much for a deep-tissue treatment.

Force

Reaching its limits only at a pressure of around 40 lbs, the Pulseroll Mini is clear of the Hypervolt GO when it comes to the stall force. In fact, the Pulseroll Mini is even as powerful as some of the “normal” sized massage guns on the market.

Frequency & Speed Levels

While the Pulseroll Mini comes with four different speed settings and allows you to choose between 1,800 up to 3,000 percussions per minute (ppm), the Hypervolt GO works in a smaller range from 2,400 to 3,200 ppm and also has one less speed level.

Connectivity

Unfortunately, it is not possible to connect either of the devices to your smartphone. If you would like to easily track your sessions, follow recovery routines developed together with professional athletes, and more, you would have to take a look at the original Hypervolt.

Battery

Despite the significantly higher stall force, the battery inside the Pulseroll Mini lasts for up to 3 hours per charge compared to around 2.5 hours for the Hypervolt GO. That said, with a single session not taking more than a few minutes, both devices should last for several days.

Noise

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Attachments & Accessoires

The Pulseroll Mini comes with four interchangeable head attachments instead of two for the Hypervolt GO. This allows you to better personalize the Pulseroll to your needs and muscle groups. And unlike its competitor, the Pulseroll Mini also ships with a carrying case.

Weight & Dimensions

In the last round of this Pulseroll Mini vs Hypervolt GO comparison, we will have a quick look at the weight and dimensions of the two mini massagers. Although the Pulseroll Mini is both a lighter and smaller device, the Hypervolt GO is also perfectly suitable for a life on the go.

Conclusion: Pulseroll Mini vs Hypervolt GO

Used by the players of the PGA Tour, UFC champion Amanda Nunes, and other professional athletes, the main selling point of the Hypervolt GO is its higher amplitude and the slightly higher maximum frequency of 3,200 percussions per minute.

Other than that, it is the Pulseroll Mini that came out on top in most categories of this comparison. Powerful enough even for the needs of a professional boxer like Anthony Joshua, it also has a better battery life, ships with more massage heads, and also a carrying case.

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Find out how the Pulseroll Mini performs against another best-selling mini massage gun in our comparison Pulseroll Mini vs Theragun mini.